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  2. This cold is just unrelenting. 17.6 degrees here with winds at 8 and gusts to 20. It is simply brutal out.
  3. An icy New Haven Harbor today looking west from the Pardee Seawall Park.
  4. I will also credit the WVLT met, as he said expect snow showers in the extreme cold that isn't showing up on models. This will be one of those situations where the dgz is probably around 2500 feet and up so snow will fall and it will seem to come from nothing on radar.
  5. Yesterday it got to twenty three.When the forecast was twenty today, we were at twenty six when the forecast was at nineteen severe surprise.At temperatures got that high.Considering, we were supposed to only be in the team
  6. Feb 4-6 is looking more like a minor event, hope we can tap into that. Otherwise Feb 11-14 looks like something with more moisture to work with.
  7. I think I'm more curious to see how the people down here react to what would be barely considered a moderate storm on Long Island.
  8. They have their in house from what I gather. WJHL does too. They said theirs was similar to the GFS.
  9. Unfortunately that seems to be what we're looking at cold and dry. At least next week being in the mid 30s will help melt this ice we have. MD2 in Arnold has had bobcats digging one of the lanes out around College Parkway. There are only 2 lanes.
  10. This should be a good run ! Energy is starting to consolidate near the closed low
  11. Don - you shared the table below of NBM snowfall inputs last week, but I simply can't imagine how the new NBM is more than the last run and how either of them could be right even with the wetter SREF inputs, as I think everything else should be near zero, except for low amounts from the EPS. And if it were just an academic question it might not be a big deal, but the NWS regularly refers to it in their AFDs, so clearly they use it, which I don't get. Any insight?
  12. Ok. Rah just posted their slides and said no real change from AM thoughts. Sam graphics. Still going with the 2:49AM thoughts too. Only added some could see less. But broad brush is 8-10in. they clearly aren’t ready to slice NC into 3 parts yet. Per what Mike Maze keeps saying the euro suggests.
  13. That’s actually insane. So many will finish December and January below normal and we’re on our 3rd (some 4th) accumulating snow event with two or three flurries thrown in. I think the next 3 days will decide how this winter is remembered but dang, that’s not a bad stat line
  14. Yep, good to see. They are one of the best offices out there
  15. They actually raised our high end amounts to 12…. And they are forecasting 7. .
  16. From SPC meso…. The snow burst in eastern NC and southeast VA depict 700-500mb lapse rates >6.5C/km Saturday afternoon and evening where 2”/hr rates with thundersnow is likely. .
  17. I know I'm not the only one thinking this but even if this one does miss us, I really hope that we can at least score another moderate or major event before the winter ends. It would be nice. Why cant Feb 2015 be the climo norm every winter? lol
  18. Gfs is changing in the NE every run. This run may cut off faster also.
  19. NWS still seems pretty bullish here .
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