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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!

At hour 63 it actually got light snow into SE PA. Delmarva was back in the goods again.

18z NAM with yet another crawl north - if it does that 2 or 3 more cycles it will snow in southern PA. Of course, it's on a desolate island...

March 2018 we had a doozy on the spring equinox. I measured 17.3" from that one. March 2019 we had snow on snow early in the month with most of us posting 6-10" snow depths. It's been pretty quiet since.

Last several runs of the European Model: In 24 hours Rehoboth went from historic to a dusting:

Models aside there seems to be a growing thought/consensus that we're entering a quiet period but with hope before we flip fully to spring. March might be friendly to us. In March I much prefer larger events and perhaps this year will deliver.

And windy. We never fail at winds.

There are posters in other regions of this forum that have eclipsed 100,000! Thanks for compiling this. I'm hoping that the top 4 seeds get a first round bye.

Lots of winter cancels in the MA region. Bob Chill is roping them back in. He seems genuinely excited for early March. That's more than good enough for me to keep hopes alive. (and he was not excited about this week despite being in a more favored area than ours)