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  2. Someone could drop a million dollars in your lap and you would be concerned about currency devaluation. .
  3. Did you catch the part of the show where they shared information about the European model isn’t what it used to be. There were changes made to it and it isn’t the same “Dr. No” ?
  4. If we get 2 feet the major highway 13 and 113 will be shut down for a couple days here.
  5. Just go to Salisbury. They're under a blizzard warning too. Rt 50 will be cleared first.
  6. That's pretty close, what is your elevation out there?
  7. Look to radars and not the model to figure out where it really is
  8. HRRR is a disaster and if it kept trending that way Warnings would be cancelled by this evening in the LV
  9. Heard the geese last night around 11pm sounds like they were headed north. So the signs of spring are starting to show.
  10. Enjoy it!! Make sure you post pics. I want to see blizzard conditions! I'm going to enjoy any snow tv during the day, and I love that transition in the evening when the roads instantly cave as temperatures reach freezing. By the way, there's no way to pretreat roads with juice with the rain, so unsalted roads could get bad quickly this evening.
  11. NYC (Central Park) Snowstorms (Top 40 like the old radio countdowns) we may have a new smash hit coming in the top 15 Largest → Smallest Jan 22–24, 2016 – 27.5" Feb 11–12, 2006 – 26.9" Dec 26–27, 1947 – 26.4" Feb 25–27, 2010 – 20.9" Jan 7–8, 1996 – 20.2" Dec 26–27, 2010 – 20.0" Feb 16–17, 2003 – 19.8" Jan 26–27, 2011 – 19.0" Mar 7–8, 1941 – 18.1" Feb 5–7, 1978 – 17.7" Feb 11–12, 1983 – 17.6" Feb 3–4, 1961 – 17.4" Jan 31–Feb 3, 2021 – 17.4" Dec 19–20, 1948 – 16.0" Feb 9–10, 1969 – 15.3" Dec 11–12, 1960 – 15.2" Mar 3–4, 1960 – 14.5" Dec 5–7, 2003 – 14.0" Jan 22–23, 2005 – 13.8" Dec 21–22, 1959 – 13.7" Jan 19–20, 1978 – 13.6" Jan 23–24, 1935 – 13.0" Feb 11, 1994 – 12.8" Feb 19, 1979 – 12.7" Jan 12–13, 1964 – 12.5" Feb 7, 1967 – 12.5" Feb 13–14, 2014 – 12.5" Dec 30, 2000 – 12.0" Mar 20–21, 1958 – 11.8" Mar 18–19, 1956 – 11.6" Jan 21–22, 2014 – 11.5" Feb 8–9, 2013 – 11.4" Jan 25–26, 2026 – 11.4" Dec 26, 1933 – 11.2" Dec 19–20, 2009 – 10.9" Feb 4, 1995 – 10.8" Feb 20–21, 1947 – 10.7" Feb 16–17, 1996 – 10.7" Mar 13–14, 1993 – 10.6" Feb 11, 1933 – 10.0" Feb 10, 2010 – 10.0"
  12. Awesome vis satellite view this morning with the back door push and block out of SE Canada. Beautiful morning here. Mostly sunny. Would never think a blizzard was brewing.
  13. Deformation zones are not widespread. Very easy to get 36 in a powerhouse like this.
  14. Looking upstream from there, all snow (big fatties) and accumulating on the 81 traffic cams near chambersburg.
  15. Daughter is at JMU, said there was some big thick flakes already.
  16. Yikes. Not a pretty sight for those of us on the NW edges. At this point I'll be happy to get 6".
  17. Again ratios for a good 6-8hrs will likely be higher than 10:1 I'm playing it conservative but trust the NWS too. This is one instance where an overperformance wouldn't surprise me. How often do we see a 970mb low inside the BM.
  18. I’ll just say that while many things make me horny, a snowstorm is not one of those things
  19. Was gonna say good news is temps look like the colder guidance right now. 32 at my house. Warmer guidance had me at 35-36 right now.
  20. 12z HRRR concurs with the Delaware River cutoff for the big snows.
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