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https://imageshack.com/i/pny4M3eGj my buddy’s deck just NW of downtown Albany

Not too shabby man! Glad you got to enjoy some good company <3

Albany is under that death band right now. Just FaceTimed with my buddy - UNREAL. 5” per hour rates

Ended up with an additional 2” from that band overnight, bringing the storm total to 10” - current snow depth is 9” due to compacting

Unreal. 33” report at NWS Binghamton. Sounds like @PhineasC should have stayed at home.

Banding popping overhead in carroll county as we speak. It’s purdy out there.

Down to 27 degrees. SN

Because the surface temp isn’t what changed you over.

How is this the first time I’ve ever seen this? Epic.

Same here - pretty much to the tee. What’s your thinking on timing for the ULL?

Dropped that just for you Scraff

So... what you’re saying is that it splits the difference and pops over you and I? Good catch man.

Enjoy it! SN+ here as well. Looks like it’ll slow down in the next 15 min or so but damn, it’s beautiful out there.

1-4am is the likely timeframe if it materializes. Don’t look now, but there may be some back building commencing as we speak. ULLs gotta swing through eventually.

Man... I hope that ULL produces later, but I’m just happy to see some more SN+ before it’s over. Pad those stats baby

Reports of it pouring sleet near turf valley from my old stomping grounds.

Heavy snow 28 degrees

My buddy lives in clearfield, PA and reported 3.8” in an hour. INSAAAAAANE

850 low never closed off, allowing warm air to scream north. It’s early winter, barely below freezing, with relatively warm ocean waters compared to deep winter. If we had a closed 850 low south of here, this was an easy 12+ area wide

That ULL catches the coastal quick enough and I think our area sees an additional 3” or so

we love when you talk dirty. Thank you for the breakdown. I hope so! I’m dead smack in that area

Dark sky says moderate to heavy snow between 10 and 2. It nailed this storm (6-8” forecast)

Bring it

7” here as well. Solid 5-8” call

I’m thinking a line from walkersville to thurmont and points NE have a shot - albeit small - at a few inches if the stars (column cooling & precip) align. Think the far NW crew may just be too far west with a low moving away from the area and south of 70 in Howard / Baltimore counties is probably too far south for any meaningful QPF. backend snow rarely pans out ... BUT it definitely can from time to time. Experienced my fair share of backend thumps growing up in the near NW suburbs of NYC. Places 15-20 mins north of me in Bear mountain and points NNW would see all snow 12+“ from a nor’easter - meanwhile we’d see a few inches on the front end, go to sleet / IR at the height as the low passed by offshore, and end as snow as the low pulled away south of Long Island. Granted they are in a better location up there for this to occur, but it can definitely happen here as well.