Violentweatherfan

UGG? Technically is in Levittown so mad props! You ought to try Pasta on Time.

Newtown to Levittown I'm sure it's F*****g awesome.

Wow, an L-Town reference. If you don't mind what restaurant

Let me know when it's like 1994.

They all love to use "good news" as a distraction when their forecast fails.

"Mean motor-scooter and a bad go better".

Not allowed to post, what happened

What's with all of the weenie's from green keeper

There is a really good documentary on an ice storm Montreal went through in the nineties, it's worth taking a look at.

This has Thursday's precip included. Edit: starting 7pm on 2/11 Nevermind

Wasn't PD I IN 1978, now that I remember. Edit: 1979

I was twenty years old and have zero recollection, really strange.

"How much for Philly"

I think '94 will live in infamy, and never repeated to n our lifetime. So, don't expect anything close to what '94 produced.

After PDII it was awful too.

If I read it correctly, even development off the coast is still a Miller A. Here is another PDF for more excellent reading. https://www.weather.gov/media/publications/assessments/bz-mrg.pdf Definitely a Miller A

It was extremely cold prior, during, and after the storm.

It was a Champion of Miller A storms and definitely tapped into the Gulf

Courtesy of @forkyfork http://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/pdf/10.1175/1520-0469(1946)003<0031%3ACITACR>2.0.CO%3B2 @Ralph Wiggum

I read from a site that Boxing Day storm 2010 was a Miller A. Not quite sure of it's accuracy though, because I did see portions of a video from YT that mention the surface low never really went in the GOM and just developed off the coast. I always assumed that there needed to be GOM interaction. Miller B storms are easy peasy to recognize because the primary low/clipper travels through Midwest and eventually dies and redevelops off the coast. If you find the time go and take a look at some of the surface maps from January 96 and check out the isobars/wind field. Just amazing.

Then that is straight up Miller B, not looking at the map but if there is no GOM interaction it's all Miller B. Development off the Carolina coast is a positive compared to what we just went through.

Don't forget 2015

Lol, Miller B's are a given. There's no avoiding them.

Wait wut, Elon Musk. No