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  2. Radar is back just in time for the big blizzy lol
  3. On January 14th we had a 30%-50% chance of snow showers, expecting a dusting, and ended up with 6.2" of snow by the morning of the 15th.
  4. Sun angle is much higher than in December which makes it feel warmer and more like spring. That’s my guess anyway.
  5. Earlier today, this wide-ranging storm system was strung out WNW-ESE across the continent. It's pulling itself apart. Strange U-shaped snow forecast coming up for tomorrow. Also note: the Sierra Nevada is going to get a precipitation total of about 6" (60"+ of snowfall) out of this multi-day weather event.
  6. That was the joke - Jerimoth is RI's Mount Washington. I believe Mt. Jefferson is the second or third highest mountain in NH.
  7. Same here. 5” in play. Just goes to show how there’s still plenty of surprises even with modern technology.
  8. Looks almost as good when we got it bank in January lol
  9. Why is that? Nobody is surprised about a thunderstorm in September.
  10. Ill take a few inches to pad the total. If its gonna be cold might as well snow.
  11. i've noticed that with other storms like Jan 25-26th but isn't always the case like Jan 18-19th, they latched on to that earlier than OPs
  12. It’s crazy how so many people are always surprised when it snows well into March. Yes it’s not meteorological winter anymore, but historically it’s a snowier month than December.
  13. Got a shower moving through, 39F. Been awhile since I’ve heard rain falling.
  14. the 12Z and 18Z EPS gave RDU about a 30% chance of a trace of snow on Monday/Tuesday.
  15. atleast I got to see snow fall for 30 minutes or so today.. it was melting instantly though on pavement
  16. Yeah, not expecting more than a couple inches at best. Probably grass only accumulation at that. Will see if all of the recon data makes a difference. If so it should tell us for 0z runs.
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