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Yeah, I was 91.2 a few days ago and last night 23.9.
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Impressive airmass and even more so after a week of 80-90 degrees
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Thanks Colonel Kurtz from a philly board for these stats, impressive! Both obviously record lows. 27 degrees at TTN is the coldest this late in the season on record, previous latest 27 degrees was 4/20/1926, AVE date of the last 27 degree day is 3/25 24 degrees at ABE is also the coldest this late in the season on record, previous latest 24 degrees was 4/16/1943, AVE date of the last 24 degree day is 3/26
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Low of 24, was below freezing from 10:45pm to 8:10am, a solid hard freeze, pun intended.
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….Certainly slowed everything right down that’s for sure.
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A brisk 22.8 this morning
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31 this morning. horrific stretch of weather coming up. Close the shades until Memorial Day
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Nice firebox.
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Not so warm after all. Climate being climate is all.
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Shocker, 00z Euro moved precip maximums to PA. We get some, but nothing sustained it seems.
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That's frost. Open fields and car tops typically begin frosting at 36, particularly on nights with high radiative proficiency.
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Got down to 29 last night. Fingers crossed this is the last time we hit the 20s until the fall
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No frost here on the shoreline the last 2 nights. BDRs low was 35 yesterday and 33 this morning.
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Just stop. Lol
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Not as long; not as deep - or will be. So it appears
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It seems about hours 72 to 96 removes the -NAO ridging in the ensemble means... but, maintains the behavior of the flow across the eastern mid latitude continent - as though it is still there. The models are "sensing" some non-linear mechanics for -NAO, powerful enough to shape the linear ( observable wave distribution ) handling whether the block is there or not. One consequence, the Euro and CMC 00z solutions. Hopefully they are wrong. Because they're attempting the dreaded rock-bottom pattern lock in using that. Particularly the CMC .. long about 156 hrs it takes tiny meso-beta scaled S/W and uses it to carve out a 3 contoured close low and when you loop it almost seems like a spontaneous manifestation with no real input. Black hole just opens up in the perfect position to impose fantastic torture. Hyperbole aside, that's that non-linearity being exposed. But it doesn't have to be right because it's beyond 120 hours. Otherwise, move to 2nd residence and don't come back until some time deep into May
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Got down to 28 here. Die mosquitos, die!
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To be fair this airmass affected most of the rest of the country too.
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Hard freezes in a warming world
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It's fallen right back into that "targeted" cold anomaly that festered the entire winter ... enabling straw men deniers two sheets away from being as smart as flat Earthers.
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I thought the BOS record of 21° for today was a joke until I saw 16° at CON. What the hell was that airmass in 1875.
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2026-2027 El Nino
snowman19 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
In particular, +QBO/El Nino (regardless of strength) Decembers are a torch in the east. It’s an extremely strong signal over the last 46 years in fact….every single one of them since 1980 were torches without any exceptions. @Stormchaserchuck1 pointed that out a month ago and DT also did a write up on it several years back -
