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First person to say “the ground is too warm for accumulation” gets insta-banned

Dont jinx it, we still have to get this thing over the line and produce big totals.

Its all snow covered now, an hour ago streets were wet. We have some ground to make up to get to my 9 inch prediction. Im looking for 3 by noon and that should get us to 9. Rates to the west arent that impressive yet so need this afternoon to not start with the usual bumps in the road.

Radar looks like a signature winter storm event event return for these parts

I’d cash out. It could be 105 every day through March after that. Dec 2018 all over again.

Few days ago it was showing a WWB east of the IDL,where did it go..lol

Honestly like where I sit. Looks like some nice returns on my way from the SW

FWIW

Crazy because a track to the bm would almost tend to be frozen even to the coast. Another month or so this would be a snow event for all of us. Eventhough I think the warm air is overdone by a degree or 2.

No words needed where the MJO is today

Looks like a Loudoun County and North and west storm. After last year, I forgot these existed

Truth and Lies for Winter Storms: 1. The Dry Slot Is supposed to fill later- lie.

21.4 was my lowest

Got the radiational cooling going on here. I'm at 25.2, but Hazleton stations are at 28.

Hoping for at least first flakes if not a slushy dusting that gets washed away

I nominate you good sir!

24. Coldest of the season.

We’ve had ideal, and got nothing, we’ll take good enough and role the dice with that.

Someone start a thread!

It looks to me like the 6z GFS came south a bit?

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.

All SEMATT saddling up for the 6z Euro/EPS run.

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.

21 this morning, this is the coldest so far this season here.

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.