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My novel draft nine is completed. 100,069 words. over 215 pages ten font. Ready for revising and editing period, begins Tuesday at 9:00 a.m.

My The Awakening Dawn draft is complete. Will begin editing and revising period in two days, take the next 48-hours and relax. Then get back to work. Over 100,000 words in this draft. Over 16,000 words in two days, yesterday alone I wrote over 12,000 words.

I need a date too, I am unable after 8 pm tomorrow night but any other time is great

I don't have the premium account for zoom, so someone else will have to be the group host today.

Are we doing this virtual GTG?

No sure how accurate this statement is in terms of data, but to me last summer was really good. It felt like most days were sun filled, and after the tornados on July 23rd, 2019 it felt like it was a pleasant and warm summer on the Cape.

Love the idea Cold Miser

39F and raining

We dropped to 39F

WE are cooling out here on the Cape, slowly though.

You have no idea, two winters in a row like this for us on the Cape, a grand total of 20.5" of snow, 11" last winter, 9" this winter.

42F pressure dropping, winds weaker now, heavy band of precipitation moving our way.

00z HREF has the hasn't percentages for 2"/hour snowfall rates during this entire storm over the Outer Cape.

Models are upping the ante with his three to five hour period of strong lift in the snow growth zone, snowfall rates as high as 2"/hour potentially. Thundersnow is possible.

Satellite shows a surface low developing east of Norfolk, VA about 75 to 100 miles.

Buoy located over Delaware Bay and 26 nm southeast of Cape May, NJ showing the lowest pressure of 1008.4mb

Surface low is developing quickly off the SE Delaware coastline, down to 1008.8mb

Scott, I think we end up with a good surface to 850mb southeasterly inflow along the bent back warm front. I think we could enhance snowfall along this axis from CHH to BOS.

Best pressure falls of -4mb/3 hour is occurring over the Delmarva peninsula right now and over the last three hours. Our surface low is developing a secondary in that area.

43 F and cloudy with a dew point of 28F.

I was just about to mention that Bob. The surface low gets going south of RI. With the arced warm front from northwest to southeast, a little inflow gets going from the southeast of ACK into the area along the north side of the warm front. Lift is quite powerful for a three to five hour period which coincides with the lowest visibilities below .25 mile over the Cape and SE MA. That could overcome the boundary layer, but yet again the marine influence is lessened this time of year as the waters are much colder.

Yeah, we are great. My grandma broke both feet in separate incidents over the last six months. I heard her heart is not the best. they believe she fell both times due to the rhythm being off. Other then her, everyone is healthy.

Best pressure falls are near DE. This could pull the surface low more south.

I believe if thundersnow is achieved, the area could see snowfall rates exceeding 1"/hour

We had a halo around the sun as it was setting. beautiful sunset this evening. Snow sky all the way.