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Just begging for an arctic outbreak to get the lake-effect machine going. Would do numbers.

I don't either Ji, ur a f*ckin delight!!

It was these two for me. The first was amazing. I absolutely loved the sustained snopamine. Snow cover weenie through and through. The second event was impactful in terms of coastal flooding in the bay.

This. I don't think the "sky is falling" people realize just how foolish they look when anyone who doesn't toe the sky-is-falling line must be a denier; and as a result how counter-productive it is to their cause.

Mine was the January snowstorm that dropped 10+" for my hood, but a very close second was the absolutely immaculate August in these parts. It's been since the summer of 2014 where we had August temperatures like that. It was a welcomed sight after a brutal 37 day stretch from June 23rd to July 30th with the heat and humidity, including 120+ heat indices during the late June heat wave across parts of the lowlands.

Lmaooo

93-94 was tops, we had like 10 storms here and cold.

For a single event, I guess I’d go with the January snow since it was only the 2nd time in 6 years that we had 6”+ on the ground. And it stuck around forever unlike the Feb snow which was gone in two days. Really though, the story was the complete lack of precip from about mid-July forward.

That's my birthday! Jan 32, 2026!

We're gonna get a massive biblical historic blizzard on January 32nd!!

24.6° -SN

I'd put higher probability on it. Or the time afterward, Jan 20-30 period. It's not much of a risk that the N. Pacific ridge currently extending into Alaska and the Arctic circle on models will trend into -PNA, donsoutherland has done research that 45-day -PNA periods in the winter, like the one we just had flip to +PNA 80% of the time afterwards. Also, there is a kelvin wave starting to move warm water across the ENSO-subsurface, and I have found that correlates to more +pna conditions as it happens. Greater probability is that the N. pacific ridge ends up north with a low even undercutting it, vs the opposite, imo.

H to the 3rd is really bad on temps . Any kind of ll cold or CAD it fails terribly

But it got the no snow idea right yesterday all of SNE. Everything else had 1-2

With all this ravens and Harbaugh talk, I'm only got one thing to say... ONLY 40 DAYS TILL SPRING TRAINING!!!!

Sad that it's come down to making appointments for secs 2 weeks in advance.

We may have no choice, but to accept a snowstorm during that timeframe.

HRRR has been abysmal period for the most part…glad it’s being replaced.

I hadn't seen your follow up post when you mentioned those states outside the northeast. Tis odd to call the scale what they did then.

Sad east coast society?

Man the HRRR was so bad today. Nam ftw.

Pretty much all models show the MJO ready to take a nice trip towards the left side. GFS has highest amplitude.

The 18z AI EPS. Some big dogs in there. Two separate storms. Windows are 14-15th and the 20th.

18z GFS shows a couple of opportunities between the 15th & 19th. The first chance is light this run, but could have been more if the pieces phased better. The second chance misses south this run, but again the potential is there.

So we are all set then Jan 20-21 secs