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  2. Snowing at the rate of 3"/week....Feb 2015 and Jan 2011. I actually see the value of the Feb 2015 analog, but my gag-reflex kicks in when people compare the snowfall.
  3. You are always welcome to post. In fact its encouraged to get more firsthand accounts from other areas of the country. The climate in general is VERY different out West (my brother lived in Denver for 2 years, he knows firsthand). Hell its very different in the Great Lakes vs New England even though the overall winters are comparable. To be more blunt, some ridiculous "predictions" were made by a few about the inability to get cold winters in the east, and we now have 2 winters in a row colder than average. There is a lot of bias from some that clouds their otherwise reasonable judgment at times. This winter here is cold and snowy. The lake ice is thick. Wind chills are below zero daily. Its not historically noteworthy, but its a harsh winter. Most of us weather enthusiasts #1 priority is our own backyards. When we have a mild winter and you a cold one, i dont expect you to feel bad, and you are always welcome to post your obs/data/pics. Just how it works when we all share a hobby but live in different regions
  4. Widespread snow cover. Most of that snow mid and upstate SC/NC and GA the result of the upper low bellying under them. Classic. The snows over the eastern Carolina's more a result of the coastal low moving e.n.e. out to sea that never got captured by the upper low. Deep storm for sure but hauling ass out to sea.
  5. January 2026 at MSP: Average temp 13.7F (2.5F below average) 12 lows below zero (2 at zero) 2 daily highs below zero. 4.1” of snow - 28 days of at least 1” snowcover at the airport. (Mby had continuous snowcover)
  6. Ya know who locked in early and didn’t waiver? Weathernext 2. Even called the subsidence early on.
  7. Euro was also a coastal storm yesterday which would’ve been snow… models definitely like that week
  8. Yes verbatim AIGFS and ec aifs would be rain storms. I’m more concerned with a storm signal showing can narrow down the rest next week
  9. So even less at 384 lol. Thanks for proving my point
  10. bottom half of nj only....top half got little to nothing. think southern half got hit with both. they missed out on 2/26.
  11. Depends what happens from here on out in terms or snow...I'm still about 2' shy of average snowfall, so plenty left to be desired from my perspective if the balance of the season dissapoints in that respect.
  12. Well, you, nor anyone else, has reduced it to zero...so there is luck as far as we know...I think we are aways off from getting there.
  13. Dang you sounds like my Lewisville peeps! Never heard so much bitchin
  14. Yeah that stretch I alluded to muted the monthlys. The combo with Dec has been solid overall though
  15. With the forecasted winds next weekend it’s going to be hard to get down to where we were Friday night/Saturday morning on the coast. My area was anywhere from 0 to -3 (central suffolk)
  16. Agree. Zero complaints here. Second half about to begin…let’s finish strong. 40” on Feb 1st for season to date…that’s not a bad place to be…when your yearly average is 50”.
  17. Definitely not. It was mainly -5. Some places registered colder but no wind
  18. Big difference between 1-2 on bare grass and 1-2 on a mini glacier that will have barely melted.
  19. its still 9 days out - that's all you need to know - not within forecasting anything range
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