Monty

Also looks pretty low amplitude and negligible on forcing

I'm hoping for another foot because I like the mayhem

I saw pics of people in Philly parked on sidewalks. Near me in Princeton I couldn't believe how poor the plowing was- shoulders not cleared, corners not cleared enough to see around. I wonder if a bunch of old heads retired and this was the first "big" snow for a lot of people plowing.

Warlock was referring to Mount Holly, not OKX. Mount Holly was painting all of their zones north of 195 in 12-18" 24 hours before the snow started. 36 hours out they were 12-18" all the way down to northern Delaware. Most people in OKX's zones verified but further south, Mount Holly hugged the NBM way too hard, way too long.

After their 12-18" calls 24 hours ahead of Sundays storm? No, that cannot be taken for granted any longer.

Because you're a big weenie

You need a tractor

Its not. That's a factor of the beam angle height

I thought someone was getting 3 feet

Flipped to 100% sleets in Montgomery, NJ

Its necessary when the primary h7 trough axis passes N and W

Totally agree. We know the dust hasn't settled and there's something to be said about not making dramatic changes twice a day, but I've always considered Mt. Holly and OKX the best in the biz. I don't feel that way currently. Not that private forecasters are much better. Steve D is sticking with 8-16 all the way down to Philly and Wilmington (and an 8 inch range is a copout BTW) and 6-12 down the Delaware Bay. WeatherBoy on Facebook still has 18-24 in central NJ. You can't blame the public entirely when public and private forecasters are all lathering each other up. Some groupthink on display I think.

We were talking about you and others in the obs thread a few days ago Glad to see you seeya

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Its warmer aloft. The -3 isotherm at 10am Sun has shifted from the AC expressway to route 78 over the last 5 runs.