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Was just noticing that lol. Is the gfs the new model overlord?
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Tossed
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Corey in a box…? Pull the lever and his head pops yelling “all of your measurements are fake news!”
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I want to say that was around the time the city started to experience it's development boom (well before the 70's) but would be a reasoning to explain the rapid increase in overnight mins (urban heating)...very similar to that of Las Vegas
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75” of snow that started in mid-November. Constant LES. Tundra-like feel at times. No ice storms. A well-timed torch in February with thunderstorms before more snow. Solid A. Would be A+ if we had one more good synoptic event.
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Compacted now like the ol squeezebox
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Yup, meh. But it could end up giving us a better shot at the SWFE the more it fades
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Yardstick jamming notwithstanding
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Updated snowfall analysis maps for the Blizzard of 2026. SNE & CT only maps are up as well. This may be updated in the future. A full page with radar/sfc/upper air maps coming soon. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/winter-25-26 Lower Northeast Contours Only Tri-Sate Area
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A limited edition accordion was just smashed into pieces…
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E PA/NJ/DE Winter 2025-26 Obs/Discussion
Physicsteve replied to LVblizzard's topic in Philadelphia Region
Honestly think best case is cashing in snow-wise Monday like Euro AI shows, realizing most or all will be melted and washed away by the weekend. -
Outta gas and Outta Time: Early March Winter Storm finale
SnowenOutThere replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
Hell yeah I’m considered a met -
It won’t matter…all you need is rates. If the rates are good..it sticks. Period!
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Updated snowfall analysis maps for the Blizzard of 2026. Everything is updated on the site, a full page with surface maps/H5 and radar will come soon. CT and Tri-State only maps are up as well. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/winter-25-26 Lower Northeast Contours Only Southern New England
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Their average high for winter (DJF) so far is 54.2°. 13.4” of snow so far. Their 2 weeks before Xmas was mostly 60s and 70s
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Outta gas and Outta Time: Early March Winter Storm finale
psuhoffman replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
Right but the point is it was LESS WRONG then all the other models day 5-8 and so on a chart of verification scores it would look good. -
Outta gas and Outta Time: Early March Winter Storm finale
TSSN+ replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
Perfect lol -
Looking season to date totals, if anyone has them, for 3 CT locations; Southbury, Woodbury and Newtown... Thanks in advance...
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It went from a dusting to a dusting
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Outta gas and Outta Time: Early March Winter Storm finale
Steckstacks replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
To me this seems like a storm that the mountains will dry out. No moisture coming from gulf and progressive flow usually kills us. . -
Outta gas and Outta Time: Early March Winter Storm finale
TSSN+ replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
Ok now out far enough. Ya that’s noting going to get it done. Needs to beef up -
Nothing worse than a met hyping model run that falls on its face
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Euro is minor
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Outta gas and Outta Time: Early March Winter Storm finale
TSSN+ replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
More than the last? -
Outta gas and Outta Time: Early March Winter Storm finale
NorthArlington101 replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
I think the broader point is that verification scores aren’t gonna translate to specific areas for specific events… just not how it works. You can take or leave them as how a model performs if you want to but it’s kinda the only objective measure And it’s correct to say the AIFS was first to ID a big east coast storm. It was just wrong for us. But thr GFS was even more wrong!
