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35° in Greenfield 45° in South Amherst. Clouds FTL.

Seems like Euro moving away from the idea of the first storm but nice amount of members have coastal off the coast for the second storm.

Took the outdoor Christmas decorations down yesterday. It was nice, everything was dry and could go straight into storage rather than into the garage to dry for two weeks. Going forward we have the possible squalls Sunday colonel mentioned, then towards mid month all models agree there are a couple windows for a storm to come together. If I had to say, the pattern probably favors areas east of us, but a lot will depend on the orientation of the ridge out west and if / when any northern stream pieces phase and how far SW the trough digs.

Yessir!!!!

Like I said, it’s good to joke and sometimes be a wise ass on here because it’s like a form of venting. I’d be in tears otherwise.

Yes the entire I-95 corridor.

Anyone else notice the lack of freezing rate being spit out by any of the models...... no CAD and not much low level cold air. TW

Talk about political agenda - you love twisting everything that doesn't fit your narrative, don't you? There is no claim that there hasn't been an increase in the frequency of flooding in Miami. The "constant" just refers to the fact that Miami has experienced flooding all along - i.e. it's not something new to them; and therefore people who live there have to know how to deal with it. It's noteworthy that you ignored the actual point and data presented, in your dismissal of my information based on my "political agenda". That's pretty typical of doomers I suppose - put your hands over your ears, shut your eyes, and ignore anything that doesn't fit your narrative, rather than presenting a counter-argument.

Someone more intelligent than me would have to confirm but with 0z on top and 12z below, we gained more west Atlantic ridging. You can see the pressure it puts on the energy and nudges it too far west. The low it spawns cuts with it. .

I know...nothing against you. I just need to laugh because otherwise I'll cry.

Another hilarious post from you.

For the storm on the 18-19th. It's 9 days out so I'm not worried right now about thermal profiles or rain snow lines. At the time I'm just glad models are showing the storm. I mean come on folks do any of us really wanna be in the bullseye 200+hours out??? Lol I know I don't because EVERY time I been in the bullseye 200 hours out I've NEVER capitalized

Finally a break up here with sun and mild temps.

That is becoming a dream map! .

Yep! The chase in on...now prepare for all the ups and downs that come every 6 hours for the next 5-8 days.

Who’s having fun?!

Not sure what made storm #2 cut this time but either way we track on!

Late March spring type feel today. Love it.

Definitely. But it's definitely sizeable. A 3-5 day stretch would be a break in the cold. Some models don't really show any true arctic air til 1/20 so could be a 2 week stretch of average to above average.

Next Sunday would be a great day to spend at wisp

Been very warm this week. Around low 50s past few days, and looks like we continue with the 40s until mid-late next week. The models rushed the pattern change back to cold. Still warm and mild for the foreseeable future. Thursday's storm threat has essentially dissipated (not for the south though) but trough seems to be too positively tilted to get it up to the coast. The follow up next weekend is too warm on the Euro and is in fantasy range anyway. Nothing to get excited about aside from the cold air returning mid week next week

It still does

Yup, it’s coming…deep winter ahead.

The EURO has some odd convective snow showers scattered around that gives areas that get them a couple inches. Then has a miller A second system that has the heaviest snow in the East but some snow back to just west of Nashville. As Jax notes, very much for entertainment purposes here but whatever the models are seeing the last 24 hours seems to be universally producing something.