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and happy opening night for the Bruins hockey is back!!!!

It's gonna take a lot more than 0.06" to break the FWA drought.

Thought of you yesterday...my daughter has her own wedding planning business, and she has a rehearsal today and wedding tomorrow in Marysville.

Just .24" of rain in Maytown. Disappointing, but per MU's thoughts yesterday, not a surprise.

Front is pushing through S NH. 52.7°

There hasn’t been any correlation with the NAO from one month to the other with how wild the swings have become in recent years between highs and lows.

.4 for me, but I'll take it. Hoping this weekends sunday soaker keeps trending twds us.

There is no warm warm forecast that guy won't embrace and no cold forecast he won't find reasons to poo-poo. Of course, that doesn't mean he won't hype cold/snow if it's in the forecast because business is business after all.

There’s been no correlation of -NAO in October and DJF at least since 2009: Since then 2009, 2012-4, 2019, 2021, and 2023 all had a strong (<-1) NAO in Oct. Of these, only 2009 had a -NAO for the subsequent winter. Octs have had a -NAO leaning since 2009 while winters have leaned +NAO. Actually, since 1980, there have been only 6 sub -0.25 DJF NAOs, all within ~2 years of a solar minimum. And despite the -NAO leaning of Oct, check out the sharp change overall to a +NAO leaning in Nov since 2009! Something seems to change pretty drastically between Oct and Nov related to the NAO (at least since 2009). And then the winters have been mainly +NAO as I already said. Do you or does anyone else know what has driven this? https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/pna/norm.nao.monthly.b5001.current.ascii.table

Just about everybody in that line picked up an inch.

Seems like it happens every year for the last several….this shows up in October/November, never to be heard from again until late March/April

Yea, the trick has been pulling this off during the actual cold season....the shoulder seasons of fall and spring have been more prone to traditional blocking patterns, likely owed to the shorter wave lengths rdering Rosby waves less vulnerable to Pac jet intrusions.

one is much more likely than the other

i hope we never get a snowy winter again

.10 of an inch of rain here so far and it does not look like much more. Was hoping for more but once again Long Island missed out

Little bit of wind as the lines merged and blasted through. Raining cats n dogs.

Hello, Jerry. Hello, Newman.

If he did he missed an exceptional comeback

.30” so far at WXW1

Pouring and gusty we take!

Some wind, nothing out of the ordinary though.

It's really dark under this line of rain.

Nice line from Central Mass down into eastern CT, not sure how much rain or wind are with it

Nice hit on the 6z Euro for the weekend but I trust nothing.