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Up to 33 here. I was thinking the same thing while looking at the solid 5” snow cover out there at the moment, if it can make it through the next 6 hours or so it won’t go anywhere for a while.

This year definitely bucks the trend of increasing warmth between Christmas and New Years. It's one of our fastest warming times of the year in these parts. Still, with NYC receiving 7-8+ this month, that should bode well for the rest of winter in a La Nina

I can can check my weather log book for that time period

I would be happy with moisture on a regular basis whatever the temps end up being, we are still really really dry here in Sumner County

Even JB is predicting a warmup by D10. Could be that the natural gas futures bottom is in.

Showers this morning with a morning high in the upper 40's but after a cold front swings through near noon temperatures will fall and winds will increase. A Wind Advisory is in effect from 10am today through 1pm tomorrow. We should reach freezing by around 5pm this evening. Once we fall below freezing we may not see above freezing temperatures again for the rest of the year. We look dry for the rest of the week except for a slight chance of some snow flurries on New Year's Eve. Of note we will finish around 6 degrees below normal here for December 2025 and it will be the 2nd coldest December here in East Nantmeal in the 23 years I have been recording observations - behind only 2010.

Looks nice and cold to end December and to start January. That warmup became very muted and only limited to like 2 days, as opposed to some depictions of a torch between Christmas and New Years. But throughout the first week of January, the Northeast is really the only region that will be colder than normal. Yes, there is an increasing likelihood that areas further west and south become colder but they've been so warm for so long now. Typical La Nina down there I guess, but the persistent warmth in the west and Central US is more surprising

Showers this morning with a morning high in the upper 40's but after a cold front swings through near noon temperatures will fall and winds will increase. A Wind Advisory is in effect from 10am today through 1pm tomorrow. We should reach freezing by around 5pm this evening. Once we fall below freezing we may not see above freezing temperatures again for the rest of the year. We look dry for the rest of the week except for a slight chance of some snow flurries on New Year's Eve. Of note we will finish around 6 degrees below normal here for December 2025 and it will be the 2nd coldest December here in East Nantmeal in the 23 years I have been recording observations - behind only 2010.

Yea, that is who I remembered it...but just found a COOP that had 15". I remember hearing Methuen had like 5-7"of sand.

RDPS remains most bullish with combined squalls and clipper

Hanging tough at 32.5F. Waiting for the warm tongue, but maybe it doesn't get that far inland.

50, overcast, light S/SW winds BUT NOT FOR LONG

35 degrees light rain continues. Amazing when it's liquid how the radar keeps filling in to the west. Snow pack still pretty solid. If it can get through the rest of the day we should have a solid chuck of snow and ice that should withstand the December early January sun.

actually HFD was in a local screw hole it looks like with "only" 16 inches...

I could use a temp spike as the one of the gutter downspouts on the second floor/north side of the house is frozen and it’s coming over the top. Not ideal going into a cold night; temp is currently 38.

Which part of Haverhill? Lol. I think the northern side is where there was 7” of sand. Massive cutoff near there.

Yea, sharp cut-off in NW MA.

That had a pretty steep gradient to it. I was in Acton and we managed 15". Boston was around 18 but up at UML in Lowell it was 10" I think if memory serves. But it was 2 foot or so in Hartford. I don't think S Vt saw much at all

Looks like no advisory from Upton Wind gusts likely continue to remain in the 30-40mph range tonight with strong CAA allowing substantial BL mixing even overnight. Used 90th percentile of the NBM and winds were still below Wind Advisory criteria, so did not issue a Wind Advisory. Peak gusts during this period may touch advisory levels, but right now, it looks isolated.

In Rainthuen nothing says deep winter like a cold rain and fog...

DTW peaked at 61F at 9pm. Temp fell from 59F at midnight to 23F at 8am. Wind chills are currently around 0F with snow squalls approaching.

Nice! Im staying in Newberry Feb 18-21 but will be going to different areas.

Thanks! We actually are on the second floor. If i can't jump off the second story when I leave on Saturday it's a bust lol. Wind starting to pick up. Warm here in the lowlands as I pack my truck for the voyage to the great north woods.

Probably the same poster who canceled winter a week ago

Looks decent for some light snow accumulations in New England on New Years day but those usually don't pan out well for us down here. FROPA is usually all dried out for us