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  1. Kevin Reilly
    18z GFS wow! What -NAO LOL... What a dumpster fire!
  2. Kevin Reilly
    Umm March 12th 1993 it was 62f before we got whacked! PHL picked up 13" of now and 4" of sleet with a rainbow at the end. It started snowing at 11 pm at 42f. What we need is dynamics.
  3. Kevin Reilly
    It is coming>>>> "FOLKS"
  4. Kevin Reilly
    I liked that run better than 12z. Storm south falling as she goes 1004 to 994 to 989 to 978 offshore cold air crashes into those storms. I think the GFS at 18z is a move towards the EPS and a move back towards our 8-12" storm shown on gfs a few runs back. The thermals will be taken care of by a developing storm system as she goes. I am interested again.
  5. Kevin Reilly
    Totally agree with you. It i the case of split the difference the take away is cold air intrusion from the Euro and I bet in future cycle runs we get a GFS solution a few times of 8-12" of snow.
  6. Kevin Reilly
    Well we had 994-997 all over the place down in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and how far north did that get. Looks like we are getting the blocking just the wrong kind LOL and also with no real cold air to boot.
  7. Kevin Reilly
    Keeps hope alive so I won't jump yet. A week out what can go wrong.
  8. Kevin Reilly
    February 13th and 14th. I am out. No Cold High up north. Rain! Again this was a bonus wait until after the 15-16th of February.
  9. Kevin Reilly
    I will keep asking the question? Where is the Cold High up north for the cold air feed? This is a common theme time and time again with few exceptions over the past 5 years or so.
  10. Kevin Reilly
    Is that 975 mb?? okay that got real quick drops from 996 mb at Cape Hatteras to 975mb. Would like to see a cold high up north but that storm is strong enough to pull the cold air down and manufacture it's own cold air.
  11. Kevin Reilly
    lol it's a start.
  12. Kevin Reilly
    Oh, I agree I can care less about thermals this far out what's important is that there is a storm pretty much on the benchmark.
  13. Kevin Reilly
    Yea its great thermals are all messed up though.
  14. Kevin Reilly
    Well, quite honestly by March 14th pretty much we are done so you better have something to show by then.
  15. Kevin Reilly
    I hear you! In the meantime, be patient. Go shopping for Superbowl snacks, clear the yard of sticks to light a fire and roast marshmallows. It's coming and we track by next weekend!
  16. Kevin Reilly
    Yea he comes out before sunrise! Phil didn't see his shadow early spring! Wait it already has been spring! Wait the can kicking is real!
  17. Kevin Reilly
    Think we are about to see this on February 6th to 7th just not in the right spot too far east.
  18. Kevin Reilly
    He loves the 1960's for winter storms, hurricanes, and weather patterns!
  19. Kevin Reilly
    I love it Pineapple Express??? How is this a Pineapple Express when the flow is not coming from Hawaii. Look at the Water Vapor Map. This "Pineapple Express" is used for one thing especially in this case Ratings!! Pennsylvania Water Vapor Satellite Weather Map | AccuWeather
  20. Kevin Reilly
    This is 8 days out. I would not say it's dead yet. If this solution is shown on Feb 4th its dead!
  21. Kevin Reilly
    Welcome to April come early! Also when was the last time we had a backdoor cold front in February LOL.
  22. Kevin Reilly
    Light wet snow 36.0f humidity 82% dewpoint 30f pressure 29.93 steady wind ENE 7 ground wet. Snow and rain trace.
  23. Kevin Reilly
    Hmmm what's that a sign of? (I have been talking about it for years) Cloudy days too probably go through April until about April 20th.
  24. Kevin Reilly
    The Philadelphia area is a little off. The yearly snowfall total for 2009-2010 is below as reported at Philadelphia International Airport what's 11.4"? 2009–2010 78.7
  25. Kevin Reilly
    Cloudy light rain drizzle fog 41f humidity 99% dewpoint 41f pressure 29.70 steady wind NE 14 mph Total rainfall 0.97" High so far today was 43 probably after midnight last night temps have held steady all day 39-41f. Welcome back to December 2023 for now!
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