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snow line is collapsing to their NW but pensacola should have at least 2-3 more hours to add to their total

steamrolla in pensacola rippin in destin crusha in pascagoula sky fell in slidell snowed in in houston snow you get in lafayette snows well in mobile big freeze in chattahoochee

you got a helluva temperature gradient down there

don't have to deal with any mixing issues down in... new orleans...

and there's hours more of precip to come... we are witnessing history

solidly polar airmass, alright wind direction, decent snowpack, but kind of weak winds. i think all suburbs make it to single digits and i'm gonna say 2/3 of city stations do too

coming down well in new haven. maybe 0.5” and sticking to all surfaces. should make it to 3, at least, with how the radar’s looking

shloppy mix in new haven

a good thing is the pattern is fairly long-lasting and the AO dump keeps things cool-ish across the continent for a while. many chances for a storm to pop up

interestingly model evolution has this storm's energy feeding into the massive trough off newfoundland to create even more confluence and thus to push the next storm even further south

in the current climate regime i'd definitely rather be staring at suppression city than last week's continental torch. more to work with

having the coldest departures to our south and a big fat trough east of us is a suppression city look... I would want one of these things to moderate for a better outlook

i'm rooting for our southern friends

thunder on NYE un-fuckin-believable