Tony F

Unfortunately weathermodels does not have the individual ensemble members on the 6 and 18z runs (as far as I know)... I believe weatherbell does have it. The only thing I can get to is probability maps.. I’m attaching the 3”+ map which shows there are ~20% of the members with 3” towards the city with as expected much higher % north and west.

EPS at 6z is back to where it was at 18z yesterday with the 2” line down the 95 corridor.. don’t know if there is anything to that or if the same thing will happen at 12z today will happen that happened at 0z last night. Really nice looking mean inland regardless.

Same exact thing to report here with moderate snow... both my kids are ecstatic to see “real” snow since they apparently don’t count squalls at 47 degrees snow...

Just started here in Mercer County coming down at a good clip.. the sun was peaking about 30 minutes ago so that’s just looking like the progression of things

The hors d’oeuvre before the filet mignon.

Posting this for some additional perspective - the EPS mean is almost 1" per day over the last 5 days of the run. Not saying that pace will continue going into Feb., however, if the majority are saying there are signs of the pattern improving going forward from this 15 day stretch, then this was a damn nice run.

I present EPS ensemble member 5 for your banter thread viewing pleasure and salivation. To quote LeBron, "Not one, not 2..."

Nice, Moorestown is a great area which I wish I could live in (and could send my kids to school). This area seems to get more interesting weather then where I live (Hamilton, Mercer County), see tornadoes this past summer, though I usually can eek out a couple more inches of snow.

Sweet looking squall here in Mt. Laurel!

Happy new year!! What better way then with the Canadian giving the area a few inches!

Some real nice hits in there

Same, looks like I'm directly on the cutoff line.., good luck to all, hope most get to cash in! Crazy that we are even discussing a storm like this on December 2, going to be a fun winter and I will take my slushy inch and be glad about it

Light to moderate snow in the tornado capital of nj, Mt Laurel NJ which is where I’m at for work, 35 degrees

There’s nothing better then everyone being able to weenie out together