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  2. Even in all rain events they’re low. Especially if wind is involved. At first I thought it was coincidence, but in the events where I’ve compared around, they are low when wind is involved. I’m sure when snow is involved it’s worse.
  3. I still can’t believe my soil 8” down has stayed above freezing this whole winter. Deep pack ftw. Snow cover since 12/2.
  4. 100% agree. I mean it’s been super solid. If we can pick up 2-3 more systems that snow on us, this goes into a great winter for sure. 50” season climo gets, I’m at 42” in early Feb…with the deep consistent cold it’s been a good ol fashioned winter imo.
  5. We are in the thick of it. 7F and my auto fill home heating oil company let my tank run dry. The joys of home ownership. Sitting at 61F in the living room. Emergency oil fill on the way. Any of you guys ever bleed a furnace oil line? Ensembles signaling some wintry weather 15th then again 20th with another AO plunge and more winter for at least the remainder of Feb, tho weeklies and cfs stuff suggest March will be quite the ride.
  6. Coldest in years in New England? We’ve done colder than this at most sites multiple times in the past few weeks. But the point is that it’s a step up compared to where we’ve been and climo is going to make it difficult to reach the deepest winter cold again. I don’t think anyone is treating that like a “hot take”…just stating it for what it is. I don’t understand the defensiveness from some. BDL has averaged 13 days of 40+ in Feb during the 2000s. It’s not like it’s difficult to tickle 40s after mid month when the pattern relaxes.
  7. ORH used to have that problem. Not as much these days but check out some of their old reports from the 2000s and 2010s. Some of the storms are like 50 to 1 ratios.
  8. Just glad it’s uphill from here on the temps. Today will still be bitterly cold but by midweek we’ll start having real snowmelt and conditions actually suitable for being outside.
  9. Anybody following this Savannah Guthrie mom kidnapping? This is fucked.
  10. 3.6°F this morning, coldest of the season here was on the 31st of Jan at 3.5°F NYC hit 3°F as well, though the daily record low is -7°F set in 1934. I can only wonder what temps were like around the region at that time
  11. For Logan? I’ve mentioned this before, but their gauge is always off. Dendrite mentioned that it shouldn’t be based on the type, but they are always low. Always.
  12. Ours are in the single digits. Driest air yet for us. We dropped to 3 at one point. Humidity in the house is at 26% with the humidifier going full speed.
  13. Agreed wholeheartedly. I don't want to look at snow maps, surface maps, or snow means for threats D6+ out. A long range pattern analysis thread is helpful for figuring out whether or not I need to pay attention. Speaking for myself I feel like I've learned a lot about how to read/track threats that are more real, i.e. inside 72 hours. I feel like I "get" thermals at different layers, low positions, wind direction, even the 500mb charts to understand phasing, ULLs, etc. But the big picture pattern/teleconnections are still a partial mystery to me. So having one place here to read about that really helps.
  14. Im at climo snow almost and well bn to date with predominant snowcover almost wall to wall, so this can’t go below a B from here for me. It wouldn’t take much.
  15. Some new high reports coming out of Essex county now that the 2nd day of cocorahs is rolling out. Another two hours and i can get it all on ACIS2 Beverly 16.2 Beverly 13.6 Hamilton 13
  16. CONUS has been furnaced most of winter. And now they're looking at anomalies at 15-30 degrees above average for the Plains. Very warm down south and out west. Eventually, if we lose the- NAO, that warmth will bleed east
  17. I feel that with the development of skyscrapers around Central Park over the last decade, the park is no longer capable of going down to 0.
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