wx2fish

It's cherry picked, theyre at 1.9" in Jan. Seasonal is 30", still 14" below normal though and most fell in Oct. Hasn't been great.

2004 had significant totals right to the gulf coast. That one was more centered in the TX bend area though

Pretty sure the FL record is 4.4". Somewhere near PNS may have a shot at that later.

Yeah, fake or not, the temps still go in the books. Rad spots have it baked into climo. Those windy airmasses feel worse but dont produce decent lows in places like CON. The snowpack, while thin, also makes a big difference radiating.

Some big differences in the areas that have decoupled with the fresh snow. @CoastalWx Triggered

Core definetely will be west. Looks comparable to what we've seen, maybe a little lower in the rad pits.

My guess is models are a little warm across the rad areas that just got fresh snow, but itll depend on how much it can calm off. Neither night looks real windy, but Wednesday has the best shot.

6.0" total

~4". Transitioned back to smaller flakes for the moment

1.8" here. Flakes were kinda rimed for a bit, some density in it. Dumping dendies right now tho

A jack for the chickens

It was a toss when it had over 1.25"+ qpf for many. Coming back to reality. Still gonna be a decent event for most imo

Big bump. Atleast on the early low res graphics

Way NW. Precip output looks blotchy and weird, atleast on cod graphics.

Can't really find great data around here back that far, atleast for active sites. 88-89 has to be a contender too. 20.7" at the Hudson Coop.