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Nope. As would be the norm right in the cutoff. Drive 50 miles east and you get 6-10.

That would be insanely brutal.

Got to love it...NAM gives near 20...GFS like 4.

If I only get 19.0 inches and someone else gets 34 I’ll complain /s

Anyone have the NAM weenie maps by chance?

NAM gives me like a 12-18 type of event. I don’t really but that out here lol.

It is, but at the same time we’ve seen the NAM do this plenty of times. Verbatim though it approaches 2/5-2/6 2010 level totals, but in reality probably about an 8-12 type event given the NAM’s propensity to spit out high QPF. If the GFS makes a move towards it though it is game on as the euro is hinting at the same sort of trend.

I would lock in the NAM lol.

12z NAM SMOKES us.

Trust me, we are hoping to get 6 inches out of this, though I don’t mind you guys getting crushed. It is why the MA forum just ticks me off....DC has had multiple foot plus storm the last decade yet if they get a storm that is 4-8 inches they all lose their mind...and he’ll I’d take a nice 4-8 warning level event. People tend to look At Pittsburgh’s 40-50 inches a year, and think we get a lot of nice storms, but the reality is it is about 15 trace to 2 inch type events which as I get older I’d almost rather it not snow.

Yes!!! Loving the meltdown in the MA thread. Truly hilarious.

Yuck

I could deal with this, and like I said love it even move because it screws DC hahahahaha.

Hopefully the NAM is picking up on a trend! The mid atlantic forum is melting down a bit which I love to see

This is likely going to be another very painful storm for us to watch. We might squeeze out a few inches while places an hour or two drive away see a foot and a half. Thank goodness we got that nice event already or this forum would likely be ready to jump off a cliff.

Hah...feel like you could say this on almost every storm. I know we have had one 10+ inch storm the last decade or so, and that was the March 21st 2018 storm, which while it was nice, it was the first day of spring, didn't stick on roads, and compacted down to like 5 inches immediately lol. Edit: I just checked and not sure that was even 10+ inches?

You're in a much better spot than most of us for this. I could see you getting 10 inches while Pittsburgh gets 4.

Yeah, if we can get over 6 like MAG mentioned I could deal with that. If we get 2-3 inches while Altoona gets 15 I will be salty af.

The Euro literally will make you cry. We get like 3 inches while 100 miles east gets a foot and a half. Once again, we are either fringed or mixing. Are only "good" storms seem to be like the one two weeks ago that overachieve and we get 7 inches instead of 4. Big 12-18 types storms just aren't in the cards here.

Hate this map for me, but if DC gets fringed and turns to rain I can deal with it a bit better.

Here is what I will say though, as usual there is never much of a middle ground with us. We are either fringed or having mixing issues...it is pretty amazing how often these two scenarios repeat themselves here. The one thing I will say is that I hope it is 33 and rain in the mid atlantic.

Ehh, we are still pretty due. I mean we got a nice 7 inch storm to start the season, but we have not had a crusher in a decade.

Yep...I do not care if someone else gets two feet if we get 14 inches. It is when we get 4 inches and 50 miles away gets 16.

I feel like this is the type of storm track we haven’t seen in years....and when we have there hasn’t been enough cold air wrapping in.

A bunch of us are going to hit warning criteria.