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Shorts not acceptable in the office to my chagrin.

To give nod to "Plows Down" i submit the temperature version of that - "Jackets On".

I have to share this - we give DT a hard time over his First Guess, Second Guess, Educated Guess, Non-Educated Guess, First Call, Second Call and Last Call snow maps. At 2am this morning he introduced a new one - so I'm guessing a Last Call map is actually 2nd from last?

Same here. Invigorating!

Me of course, complete with a snow map: Only 9 days away!

For the record, I do not think winter is over. I'd be highly surprised if we don't see at least one "plows down" snowfall in the coming weeks. I don't know if that happens or not during met winter.

Ooops!

MU: Some interesting takes in this, including his assertion of the continuation of a dry weather pattern: https://www.millersville.edu/weathercenter/forecasts/weather-discussion.php Oh, and basically his "Winter Cancel" proclamation.

Only way I'll go when headed to OBX. I gave up on 95 years ago. I'll take the slow place of Delmarva any day.

Well...we lost the NAM. In a big way too. Pretty much all guidance is now aligned. Time for a scenic trip across the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel.

Seriously...I truly do hope you will be. And I hope your posting reflects that.

Saw a post in the MA thread of someone who went from .1" up to .2" of QPF from the latest Euro run. I thought to myself "there's another guy with a bump of white powder."

Second question of the day - just for my own curiosity, did we verify the High Wind Warning that was issued? I read that there are 2 pieces of criteria: Sustained winds of 40 mph Any gust that exceeds 58 mph Highest winds gusts were all over the place from @canderson CTP report yesterday, a lot of areas fell below the threshold and some were above. If it verified at MDT does that validate the warning? (And I don't recall what MDT's top gust was) Maytown had a gust last Thursday of 58 mph prior to any wind statement issued. From this event the top gust was "just" 48 mph.

Thank you. I was just was reading commentary and saw a met say fairly definitively that we were (are?) literally just hours off in timing from this being a KU storm in our area.

I haven't looked at anything since yesterday afternoon - IF by chance we do get something, what is the timing?

NAM with 14" of snow in Salisbury MD. That's 14" more than the ICON. Oh to be a snow weenie on the Eastern Shore about now.

I'm through 39 and the ICON is even farther south than it was.

Through 30, I don't think the Germans are going to play nice with us.

White powder with a bump. Amazing what you learn about people on here...

This is the kind of depiction that we can make up in 48 hours - it's a wee bit more problematic when other guidance is in Florence. LOL

If there was just ONE piece of guidance remotely in camp NAM, this would be legit interesting.

I invested more time in this than probably any storm in the past. Why quit now? Still 48 hours out.

DT lovin' the NAM!