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Agree. But you have the cutoff energy in the SW trending a bit further west each of the last 6 cycles. It allows for the trough to be too negatively tilted and leave the energy behind it. Would like to see that trend back a bit east again, it looks like there's a lot of sensitivity to it.

2.9" here in Bethany, CT. Temps hovering around 32F. Pasty.

I would've bet serious amounts of money at terrible odds 24 hours ago that there would be no chance that Dover DE received more digital snow than Worcester in any model run leading up to this event...

Your bet with Seymour Snow isn't looking good...

Doesn't appear to be much. My place in VT (West Dover) is currently sitting at 29.8F. Precip from here on out is spotty at best.

Bethany has a few roads in the northern section of town over 800'. I lost a bidding war to one of the houses at 820'...

I thought this was pretty well modeled by the HRRR up until 7am or so when the radar should light up again with the deepening low to our south.

I thought it was a decent improvement, but that doesn't mean much considering where we were.

3.86" of rain. "Pack" wiped.

Pouring and roaring outside right now. 1.28" in the bucket.

This website is always neat to check out during larger storm wind events: https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/orthographic=-73.22,38.76,2507/loc=-78.328,32.585

Starting as snow in our area. No mention of that in the forecast.

Wrapping up here. Stayed down in CT for the storm. Pedestrian storm around these parts. 4.1" storm total. Good luck up there to my northeast, though looking at the radar I think you'll enjoy your afternoon.

2.1". 30.2 / 29.8. Enjoy that band to our north, looks amazing. Not looking promising to meet out WSW criteria at the moment.

Agreed on the wind. The snow is certainly underperforming here. 1.6" and the temp has increased 1 degree in the last hour. 30.0 / 29.7