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It's not wrong... the early season snow has been tied to the upslope regions on the whole. There was one or two decent synoptic snows for the time of year, but the highest anomalies have been in the Greens, north of the I-89/Winooski Valley. MRG, Sugarbush and Killington zone has not seen nearly the snow that Bolton, Stowe, Smuggs and Jay have seen. The forum has a decent posting contingent from northern mesoscale snow areas, along with the central New England zone that can get raked with synoptic snows. The anomalies max out further north, but it's been a cold start to the season, with snow cover, for a decent aerial zone.

Yep, not as much as last night but some accretion on elevated surfaces here. Sitting at 29, 3 degrees colder than NWS hourly forecast

Maybe the case, I haven't checked, but November and the beginning of December that year was a polar opposite temp-wise in the east to this year.

Same. 16 and sunny felt warm today so I know the winter brainwashing was very successful this year

-SN, 23/21°F, Looks like 1.0" on the ground.

2.5”. Already tanked to -5 at the house

You might get 3-4 inches of snow.

GFS had the next threat a week from now.

29.4 degrees here now. Definitely wasn't supposed to get this cold.

Jonathan Wall apparently bringing up 2001-2002 regarding the Phase 8 MJO https://x.com/_jwall/status/1997672498993762417

1 of the Locals in Roanoke sounding the alarm and raising everyone's totals... @Buddy1987

True!!!

Fresh snow working it's magic. Already at -5 here.

Hopefully that gets extended east by tomorrow AM. They extended the advisory to the coast.

It’s an entirely different planet. Wild stuff.

35 in fuquay Varina...last system we were 45 at this time. Lots of clouds too.

Plenty of moisture back over MS/TN. Definitely looks healthy. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

6-10 day: 8-14 day:

Thank you my friend

Probably, lol But that kind of outcome is typical in a nina.

That’s awesome. What a start to a season to move to the northern Adirondacks. You just saw a half a foot of dry powder from a clipper. At cold temps. That has to be such a different experience from CT, in terms of weather interest.

I mean, Put down the bong.

Congrats Atlanta!

So far the Atlantic has been wide open but this guy says that could likely change moving forward. No garentees but if a storm should come to fruction towards the 15th a -NAO/AO should be present unlike back in Dec 2. https://x.com/ContentWxGuy/status/1997357683729375599