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28 with heavy snow.

Dubois Airport, western PA - 75 mph wind gust.

One can say this upcoming winter storm is like the Superstorm of 1993, only further northwestward.

Phoenix is going to see temps in the 90s and 100s. Wow.

3 hours ago, Andrew said:

This was actually very a very disappointing storm because after the front end foot of snow that turned to rain seemed that everybody was talking about the backlash and we could get another 8 to 12 inches and that number just kept on going down and down and down and down and in the end, all I had in Queens was a snow squall that dropped 1/10 of an inch of additional snow and then it froze. solid temperature went from 38 to 13 in about 60 minutes and cars were stuck in ice.

About an inch here from the so called wrap around . Storm was great though they were forecasting 3-6” here total.

7 minutes ago, Graupel said:

About an inch here from the so called wrap around . Storm was great though they were forecasting 3-6” here total.

The storm itself was great. Even though it changed over the rain, I still got over a foot of snow where I lived, and even though temperatures gotten near 40 once the cold there came in after the snow squall. It was like the snow was concrete, which was good, but it would’ve been so nice to get additional snowfall on top of what we had.

The only storm that was bigger that I experienced in my lifetime was the March 21-22 2018 snowstorm in my first winter in southern Suffolk County where I had 18 inches.

1980 had its biggest snowfall on March 13th-14th...4.6" of snow/sleet and rain...

28 minutes ago, Andrew said:

The storm itself was great. Even though it changed over the rain, I still got over a foot of snow where I lived, and even though temperatures gotten near 40 once the cold there came in after the snow squall. It was like the snow was concrete, which was good, but it would’ve been so nice to get additional snowfall on top of what we had.

The only storm that was bigger that I experienced in my lifetime was the March 21-22 2018 snowstorm in my first winter in southern Suffolk County where I had 18 inches.

2018 too was epic. Can’t remember getting 14” so late in any season.

52 minutes ago, Graupel said:

2018 too was epic. Can’t remember getting 14” so late in any season.

The April 6 1982 blizzard where I got a foot of snow where I lived in Queens is always going to be the one storm that stands at from every late season storm. That was on a whole other level.

5 ft

47 minutes ago, Andrew said:

The April 6 1982 blizzard where I got a foot of snow where I lived in Queens is always going to be the one storm that stands at from every late season storm. That was on a whole other level.

Wish I could Remember that one. Was just 13 too young to appreciate it’s significance so late in the season:

Continued breezy today and tomorrow with below normal temperatures not far from 50 degrees. We briefly warm on Monday with highs well into the 60's before a strong cold front crosses the area not too long after the evening rush hour. Rain chances to ramp up tomorrow night with over an inch possible by later Monday. We could see some severe weather Monday evening. With the cold frontal passage Monday night, we could again see rain changing to wet snow with temperatures dropping over 20 degrees over a couple of hours. Tuesday and Wednesday will be unseasonably cold with highs barely above freezing on Tuesday and remaining in the 30's on Wednesday.

Quite the windstorm here yesterday. PIT gusted to 66 mph, AGC to 69 mph. The 66 at PIT was the 4th highest non-thunderstorm gust on record. The last time we saw a higher non-thunderstorm gust at PIT was in 1932.

Blocking is going to develop. Lets get 1 more event.

AO and NAO trending downward 

Mid Atlantic Snowstorm in long range on GFS

Gusting over 40 no advisory

50 minutes ago, Metfan88 said:

Mid Atlantic Snowstorm in long range on GFS

Opening day?..noooooo