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  2. Got the radiational cooling going on here. I'm at 25.2, but Hazleton stations are at 28.
  3. Hoping for at least first flakes if not a slushy dusting that gets washed away
  4. We’ve had ideal, and got nothing, we’ll take good enough and role the dice with that.
  5. Central Park has recorded its first freeze of the 2025-2026 season. The 1991-2020 normal first date is November 21. The 1961-1990 baseline was November 11. Last winter's first freeze occurred on November 30.
  6. Overall trend I have seen is lowering/flattening of heights over the northeast. Vorticity itself looks to be more consolidated and has dug further south. Nice look on the overnight for interior SNE and up into CNE.
  7. 21 this morning, this is the coldest so far this season here.
  8. Nice. I'm not judging, just bustin balls. I put some lights outside on Labor Day Weekend as it's nice to sit out there in the evening with a cocktail under some lights. One of our trees goes up Columbus Weekend and gets decorated for fall/Thanksgiving. That tree will obviously now get decorated for Christmas and then for Saint Patrick's Day, after which it will get put away. It's the dark time of the year so I like to bring it some light.
  9. 6z eps way SE too. AI ens are still good for the interior. What a mess.
  10. Looks like a split decision showing up for the first week of December. Long range models shifted colder with the trough into the East instead of the ridge from previous runs. But the large storm on the 2nd and 3rd shifted warmer with a further north track and stronger WAR. Main issue with the storm is the very fast flow and lack of blocking allowed the high over New England to move off the coast. So the further north storm and slightly stronger WAR on the day of the storm pushed the rain to snow gradient just to the north and west of NYC. Since the colder start to December is a new pattern not showing up until day 6-10, it’s uncertain how the current day 11-15 and beyond will actually play out. If you look back on our recent Decembers, they have a tendency to start out cold from the 1st through 15th. Then we get the warm up every year since 2011 between the 17th and 25th. So it will be interesting to see how things actually play out vs what the models are currently showing. We would want to eventually see a colder storm for our area while we still have the cold. This is very important during La Nina’s since we need to get over 4” of snow in December to match the above vs below seasonal snowfall that I outlined a few days back in this thread. So hopefully we can connect with at least one storm next few weeks while the colder start is still nearby. New early December pattern colder than old runs Old run too warm for early December New run warmer storm further north on the 2nd and 3rd Old run storm track colder to the south and more suppressed
  11. Im a little concerned about this dry slot in northern MO. All that heavy precip by STL seems like it may skirt south of me. Hrrr suggests things will fill in later. We shall see
  12. My tree has been up since November 1. I have been done decorating since then. I wanted to do it earlier this year because wife is 30 weeks pregnant and we have alot coming up.
  13. And we thought all your decorations went up on November 1st each year
  14. I like this part of CTP’s discussion! At this time, though, a plowable snowfall seems like a reasonable bet for most of the region.
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