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Presidents Day storm obs


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I'm sweating my delay here (more like praying) at this point.

Lol... Recall when i was in school doing the same but not up late on weather boards (no internet back then) but rather just staring out the window at the eve flood lights watching the snow fall and running around the house looking at various window thermometers to see what the temperature was doing!

Good luck!

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Not sure what time it went above freezing here, I'm guessing around 2 am (1 am to 3 am range) , it was 34F at 4:15 - now up to 43F a little over an hour later. Yikes!

Wound up with 1.3" of snow and sleet, and it looks like about 0.25" of ice, though it's been melting. Shoveled areas are a sheet of ice, where there's snow underneath it scrapes off pretty easily. Had to add to the snow pile yesterday though :-).

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Lol... Recall when i was in school doing the same but not up late on weather boards (no internet back then) but rather just staring out the window at the eve flood lights watching the snow fall and running around the house looking at various window thermometers to see what the temperature was doing!

Good luck!

 

That and calling WE-7-1212 every hour, lol. The hard part was being so tired the next day.

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What... Did you miss the Canadian bomb⁉️⁉️

GEFS, EPS, CMC ens mean, GFS op, and Euro op all have it too....strong signal for a system coming NNE out of the Gulf of Mexico. Worry about track and thermal stuff later. Very reminiscent of the January Blizzard agreement at this range.....all said model data had strong signals for the January storm as well. Definitely bears watching at this point. 

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GEFS, EPS, CMC ens mean, GFS op, and Euro op all have it too....strong signal for a system coming NNE out of the Gulf of Mexico. Worry about track and thermal stuff later. Very reminiscent of the January Blizzard agreement at this range.....all said model data had strong signals for the January storm as well. Definitely bears watching at this point. 

It's the only thing to track at this point

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It's the only thing to track at this point

Might be our last legit threat of the season also, but the jury is still out on that. There is a ridge showing up in the W Atl on guidance re: this threat. As long as that ridge doesn't overperform (which would push the track West much like this current storm), there is a good chance for a storm/Noreaster running NE out of the Gulf running off the East Coast impacting parts of the East. But I'm getting way ahead of myself. Just know there is a strong signal for a storm coming NE out of the GOM at this time. Ridge out West looks great.
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