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  2. Anytime we have blocking in February it’s possible. It’s true most HECS storms are in ninos but not all. Jan 96, Jan 2000 and Feb 2006 were all a Nina. And March 2018 was borderline HECS up here and that was a Nina.
  3. Just seen where there’s 22,000 in Mississippi and 3000 in Tennessee that are still without power from the ice storm two weeks ago. .
  4. The third week of March is typically the turning point. Yes, it CAN snow until April, like 2018 for example, but that's highly anomalous. So by that measure we have about 5 weeks left of wintry potentials. Anything after should be considered a treat.
  5. If he gets 3-4” and ORH, me and Scooter get 1-2”, best event of the season.
  6. I saw over 2 foot think frozen dirt other day that was excavated for a construction project... haven't seen frost that thick in years
  7. All the new snow literally is just going to blow . Snow blowing and shoveling immediately will be paramount to increasing the banks
  8. It’s all going to end up in the Atlantic or around the OWD ASOS.
  9. ask anyone irish....it's always cold on st patty's day....i was down in monmouth co i think it was 2003 in march, we were at a meeting at a school in matawan and it started snowing. it started coming down heavy and our district called early; but we were already stuck at this meeting. it got very bad quickly going up the gsp; heavy wet flakes.
  10. Forgot we have some good winds after this!! Going to look pretty awesome if we can get 3 plus
  11. Pretty solid draft, too. That trade would have sucked if they included this year’s pick.
  12. now that is funny....they do have mountain snows, and they do get these awesome hail storms that actually can accumulate and look like snow otg.....see them in bogota.
  13. In the very mild air mass, dense fog developed late overnight and has persisted all day in many parts of eastern WA and southern interior BC. It returned to yesterday's very warm readings closer to the coast and also in chinook zones. Some current readings: 73F Tillamook OR, 68F Cut Bank MT (71F highest value in MT), 59F Portland OR and Abbotsford BC (Fraser valley), 36F dense fog Spokane WA, 43F dense fog outside my place, visibility under 100 yards. Probably sunny on local peaks but visible satellite shows widespread low cloud in valleys.
  14. Yeah, especially the CCTI side of town. The bypass area always scores during these type systems. Can see some wide variance from the bypass towards Deep Gap but the NAM has pretty deep moisture for a while tomorrow afternoon/night.
  15. Folks better measure this the second it stops . Otherwise it’ll be blown into 5 foot drifts against snowbanks
  16. Hey thanks! Never had these links before and just relied on the hype machine of this forum. Appreciate you
  17. Freezing fog after the snow last night produced some scenic views this afternoon as I headed off the mountain and back to the basketball tournament. High today was only 31. School has been out two weeks here and the lake is frozen.
  18. I highlighted a colder risk for the last third of february this morning and gave reasons…low-medium confidence for now. I’m also a little too regionally biased/focused with this because even if the blocking pattern breaks down and a cutter pattern develops, i tend to be in a better spot being 300-400 miles west of I-95 in the eastern great lakes.
  19. I wonder if some of these guys on the long range discussion on here actually keep track of how many times they're right and wrong two weeks out . It's like every day people flip-flop and I'm not talking about them top 10 posters who know what they're doing I'm talking about others. It's kind of like people who predict football scores and stuff they never come back and say they're wrong lol
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