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Similar yes. Beginning of the storm had intensely falling smallish flakes. Eventually got into some heavy bands with large dendrites. Around 2" here so far.

Just drank a 90 min IPA. An old fashioned sounds good. Might do me one.

31 with steady light to moderate snow. All surfaces covered. 0.7"

Moderate snow now. Nice flake size. Falling straight down. Trees are pretty again.

32.5 with steady light snow. Getting close to moderate. Stickage has started.

Eff that mess. Feb 2010 like. Either one.

18z NAM sure is wetter.

Light snow has begun here.

Snippet from Mount Holly early afternoon update- .NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/... Overall, the near term forecast remains on track as low pressure continues tracking east into the Deep South this afternoon. As it does so, this low will transfer its energy to a secondary low will form off the coast of North Carolina early this evening. This secondary low will track off the coast of the DelMarVa later on tonight. Overruning precipitation has begun to develop out ahead of the low and move northward into DelMarVa. Temperatures are now above freezing for most locations early this afternoon. However, with dew points still in the teens, wet-bulb temps remain at or below freezing across most of the region. Therefore, as precipitation saturates the boundary layer, surface temperatures will cool and snow is still expected at the onset this afternoon. Light to moderate snow will gradually progress northward through the the rest of the afternoon and into the evening from southwest to northeast, ultimately reaching the northern portions of the area by mid to late evening. Periods of heavy snow will be possible over the DelMarVa and portions of southern New Jersey this evening into tonight as well. This is supported quite well in some of the hi- res guidance which depicts a strong area of frontogenesis near 850 mb early this evening.

HRRR lookin pretty damn good to me.

Its way out there, but the general h5 look with cold entrenched implies a slightly offshore track vs just inland or tucked.

As depicted this window looks promising for a potential coastal storm with ample cold in place.

Still spread wrt timing obv, but this panel captures the flavor. Members favoring coastal tracks for the most part.

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39 approaching 5pm Forecast here is for 1-3 tomorrow, and 3-5 tomorrow night, with 'heavy at times' wording. Maybe another half inch Wed morning before mixing and going to rain with the second wave.

Yep. it has been clear for awhile this would be a nice WAA thump of snow, immediately followed by a more amplified wave that tracks to our NW with a mild soaking rain. I will get a nice hike in tomorrow evening while its snowing.

I don't think there will be any mixing in our area for the first wave tomorrow afternoon through the overnight hours. The following wave right on it heels may begin as snow/ mix Wed morning, but it looks to quickly go to rain without much if any additional accumulation.

This is a complete destruction. The smoke and mirrors and getting ridiculous calls every game has ended.

Prince still the best ever halftime show.

All the pundits have said the Eagles are the most talented team on paper. They are on the field too.

Hard to beat you and WW with the snow maps.

Nah I wont be paying much attention the rest of the evening. SB festivities.

Lol second time today we posted a map within a few seconds. I deleted mine this time.