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11 degrees here. FYI Blizzard warning in Louisiana. Crazy times.

I thought Bethany was a ride

We really need a f ing MECS . So everyone participates.

Unfortunately another bust in Northern Delaware. Pathetic models. 1/2 inch here.

Wet snow starting with a little sleet. Temp starting to drop.

Yep, MECS, followed by a clipper all while the 540 line remains to our South to the very end of the run.

Thanks for your insights. Quick question, what is causing that area of increased snowfall along and to the East of the upper Easternshore, in areas such as Chestertowm , MD. Newark, De, Wilmington, De and my area here in Middletown, De. It has been a feature that has showed itself on and off for the last few days.

You were corrent about amping up and less SE of I 95. Much higher totals NW. This will turn out to be a nothing burger in Delaware.

I do recall from my childhood , way way back , this type of acrtic front has brought surprises in regards to snowfall being higher then what was forecasted days prior. Will be cool to observe over the next several days. Lastly, not sure about the effect on sensible weather, but the NAO is dropping agian, wonder the implications for Sunday night's event and the later system next week. The NAO HA signal is there between the 22 nd and 24 th.

14 degrees here presently. Noticed they treated the roads with snow showers in the forecast later today.

Mount Holly with only a 30 % probability of snow Sunday evening, that might be updating later today. Snow before the Siberian airmass moves in would be aswesome !

Well, if you look at tracks of low pressure systems over the past say eight years during the winter months, there has been many inland trackers, coastal huggers and our favorite, "the cutter ". Not sure why this is, blocking, Atlantic ocean SSTs, etc. Have not seen many benchmark storms. Maybe others could chime in as to the reason. But yes, the GFS is lost totally. Sad.

Even if so, that might be a temporary feature. Yet to be determined.

Yep, that was my thought as well. Very interesting.

So what is Webb saying here ? Is it that the coldest air never makes it fully to the East and dumps SW like it did in 2021 ? https://x.com/jamesathomas15/status/1879300372474495096 My experience with these brutally cold Arctic air masses that get dumped on/near the Rockies is that they usually sink southward more quickly than models lead you to believe in the medium range, and end up getting dumped a bit further west like the eps/geps has shown for days Pouring this kind of cold air into a mid level trough will entice it to dig more quickly & the +PVa created above the low to mid level cold dome (a stable layer), “drags” the trough base further west.