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Fell short of 50 today, high of 49. Felt like winter!

Yes. -50 inches Joking aside, I’m thinking more a 2000-01 / 2017-18 winter here, fast start in december, normal transitory january, then february torch. But if the SSW happens and the aftereffects last long with the lag Chuck keeps mentioning, we may extend the good start to cover 2/3 of the winter season. Won’t take much to get us to climo, with march as a cherry top if we can get anything out of that month (which we haven’t in a long time - we’re due)

Couldn't be better timing. Just finished undercoating all the vehicles over the weekend.

Ironically the s word has been removed from my forecast

Pre-treating roads out this way; let the brine begin! (Ugh).

Sneaky good basketball weather. Slightly above the cold threshold and no wind (literally).

Some sleet mixed in with the showers passing through

Mowing my lawn (mostly to pick up lots of leaves) between 3:30-4:00 PM today and a few minutes in, sleet was falling. Perhaps I should have looked at the radar first. Lol Did not have that on my bingo card today.

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Very rarely do you get temp of 46 with a severe thunderstorm.

Looks really good in December. All systems go if it holds.

My definition is probably more lax, but we had snow events from late October into April. That is as solid as it comes around these parts. Maybe not wire to wire snowpack, but each month featured legit events and many of them were good ones. That winter is in the top tier for me just for that reason.

It was pretty close to wire to wire over interior SNE north of 84. They cashed in during both the Xmas ‘02 event and the early Jan ‘03 event with basically very little melting and that lasted until the big February snow events which added more pack to an already good one. We did get an ugly cutter in very late February that year. There was a cutter about a week before Xmas too that kind of put a gap between the Thanksgiving week/early December snows and the Xmas event. But again, pretty close to wire to wire…esp for SNE standards.

I don't think we totally melted out in 95-96 (in Granby) but very close. Regardless, it came back strong. Man would I take some combo of that again!

The park as if yesterday is -0.5 from average, lga is -0.9 and jfk is 0.2 above and Newark is 0.7 above. Sum it up it’s near average

I guess this is another way of saying Go Birds!

Where's Luke? Looks like the last time he posted was 09/16.

We had Graupel here in Spring Twp.

Probably means nothing, but this initial slug has a lot of ice pellet reports

Pingers here, too!

I updated my 3PM comment with an apology explanation of ground truth knowledge aforehand of a product issuance.

The HRRR I think is out to lunch. I was curious to see what the soundings looked like in the vicinity of the precip on the HRRR...did see some moistening of the profile but there is a quite a bit of dry air to overcome and being on the northern fringes of the precip shield...don't think that's going to do it. But maybe portions of Fairfield county are clipped with some better lvl moisture

That's the Average December Snowfall 40 Year's ago.

Gotcha...yes. We definitely need to see this

Yep, and call it white Friday