All Activity

Anyone have the Euro at the same time? Just curious.

Thanks for that rundown!

The problem is, with the liquid equivalent and snow accumulation being observed at different sites, we don’t really have an apples to apples comparison. @TheClimateChanger does the NWS office have some sort of ASOS/AWOS or just snow obs and that’s it?

Yeah, Nobody was going to be sniffing ozone on today's, But this next one........

Is there an expectation of a 20" storm here? There has only been 1 since 1880 and it was in 1886. 1 in Flint in 67 and 2 in Saginaw in 67 and 78. This isn't a location that even remotely sniffs 20" storms ever.

It looks likeva tornado went through my area. At it height yesterday there was almost a continuous cacophony of trees snapping in the woods trees that were the canopy trees, older ones. Most of my slash pine have been delimbed. My southern Magnolia is battered. Had two large trees just fall over in yard, so far nothing hit house. Hoping the sun can do some work on this ice today these trees need some relief

Yours truly. But what the Euro is showing is 1/25/00 on steriods...the illegal ones!

Just talked to a friend who lives at 2700 ft near Big Meadows. She said she never received a flake of snow but a couple inches of sleet.

anybody got totals for these cities? New York City: Boston: Philadelphia: Washington DC: Hartford: Albany:

nice little band moving through now. roads are back to white

The was the craziest winter storm I have witnessed in my 35 years in the upstate. If you would have told me that we would have a winter storm roll through and drop 1 inch of precipitation with the temperatures between 25F and 30F for the duration, I could imagine multiple scenarios from 12 inches of snow to over a 1/2 inch of crippling ice to over 3 inches of sleet. What we did end up with was maybe an inch of sleet with a very minimal glaze of ice to end it. This set up is exactly what I have been waiting on for years. Definitely underperformed but I am thankful we did not see the ice they were calling for a la Nashville or Mississippi.

If 14” is official that would make @pasnownutthe winner with an entry of 13.9”, just edging out @Itstrainingtime(14.2) who wasn’t even in the state.

Tip... I've come to really appreciate your knowledge and presentation when you delve into this upcoming pattern. It takes a lot to look at all look at all the pieces of the puzzle and try to put them together. It's going to be an exciting week leading up to next weekend and beyond. Thank you again for starting this thread!

Always ahead of me man

Maybe wait until it’s more than a light westerly breeze away from being a fish storm.

16 and some dusting on top White Plains New York

Nowadays, you can get about these times. 10:30 AM/PM 0z/12z GFS Begins (by 11:15 you're out to 144 hr or so) 11:00 AM/PM GGEM 0z/12 11:30 AM/PM 0z/12z UKMET frames are out 12:20 AM/PM 0z/12 EURO begins Other models & times NAM starts 8:45 12z and 6 hour intervals (takes until about 9:30 for full run) ICON & RGEM both out around 10AM and 6 hour intervals for its cycles

Two weeks ago winter was cancelled because the "lack of snow cover". My oh my how things can change. Only takes one storm to switch the tune

Man, that would be falling into some absurdly cold air from top to bottom. .

And that's 10:1 too.

Some people on X were busting their balls over that. I’m about 25 miles northeast of the airport, and it was certainly what I would call powdery snow during that time.

Those are some decent 25dbz rates moving into the foothills sinking ESE.

Hard to compare? I realize you're making conjecture and it's all good and fair. But this thing ending today, and that thing in 6 days are apples and oranges in the atmospheric setting and governing kinematics. So favoring has to just be whether it exists or not ... I admittedly lapsed on this one most recent one. I discussed this in the storm thread ... But this one appears to also be an index signal if we ( or I - ) had bothered to look. About 10 days ago there was a very coherent MJO phase 6 wave space in the RMM. This has a strong correlation to warmer than normal across the eastern 2/3rd of the middle continent. This timed with typical MJO lag for this same period as the storm... so what gives? Well, the intense -EPO cold load that set up right on top of it. It's really a clash of two disparate implications... the STJ the cross the Baja and went through Texas, was the MJO wave termination mechanics, then encountering a -3 SD arctic invasion. Amazing really... It was all MJO warm/moisture going over top an arctic dome. There really was only weak low pressure...

Getting what I call Ridley Scott snow this morning. High ration powder just floating around like atmospheric fiberglas in a Ridley Scot film.

Looking NW this morning. .