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It's also vodka cold afterwards. High on Jan 11 is 15F in DC.

Get used to disappointment. We are always in the model bullseye here.

I’ve been kind of concerned that in the long range eps Canada loses the deep cold. Some signs of a reload beyond 360 but I don’t feel optimistic when the coldest air is on the other side of the pole.

Among other things, it led to serious deforestation of the island for firewood. https://www.gothamcenter.org/blog/war-weary-nature-environment-british-occupation-and-the-winter-of-1779-1780

...WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 9 AM MONDAY TO NOON EST TUESDAY... * WHAT...West winds 15 to 25 mph with gusts up to 55 mph expected. * WHERE...Columbia, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Montour, Northumberland, Schuylkill, Sullivan, and York Counties. * WHEN...From 9 AM Monday to noon EST Tuesday. * IMPACTS...Gusty winds will blow around unsecured objects. Tree limbs could be blown down and a few power outages may result.

Wasn't that one the main reasons after access to water that valleys were settled instead of the plateau 10 miles away? Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

At this range, looking too cold is usually a good thing.

Ice canceled here by BTV. Went from .35 expected to .08 lol.

12z Euro major winter winter storm Jan 9-10, general 4-8"

Ya ok. You told us the clipper was a Miller B

It looks like it juiced up the clipper for nyd.

What about the human drama of weather watching?

Congrats northern jersey?

As long as the blocking stays , we will be good. The models do show that along with it decaying slowly. Watch out for the first week of January for a big east coast storm. Geps has a big signal along with the euro.

We may have enough winter peak climo to fight off warm anomalies. I see what the pope is saying wrt to warmth, at the same time the pattern looks good.

It’s really encouraging to see that classic southern slider footprint present in the long term snowfall means. I just hope we don’t get too much cold press and suppress everything but with the southern jet looking as active as it does, we’re likely to see some really amped storms to balance things out.

Looking like a chilly week after Monday.

The 12z Euro eventually traps cold air "under" (latitude speaking) the block. It gets a bit wonky, but (and it might be wrong still) it kind of makes more sense than the other stuff we have been seeing. That IMHO makes a lot more sense than the tendency for an Alaskan vortex that deepens to a point that it is creating a temporal vortex which rips space and time, and empties Canada of cold.

Eps, as usual, are a miss tonthe north for the 8th/9th.

Lock it in! I can't remember the last event that RDU came in with 6 or greater. December 2018 might be it.

As mentioned by other posters the time period after this particular storm signal look to be more promising but I really cant help but like this depiction for the 4th. We have a good amount of vorticity to our south, a block to our north, and surface low pressure across Georgia in a position to bring in both gulf and Atlantic moisture. Of course, as depicted the bowling ball to our north would suppress the storm but for a week out I really can't hate it. We just need to see the trends but as it currently stands it is more than trackable.

Speak for yourself, I got my only underage drinking charge at a bowling alley

After reaching an eye-popping 75 degrees yesterday, Greensboro is in the 30s this afternoon

Yea this was a heavy dense snow.

We rebounded to 38 from a low of 6. Impressive. Milky sky. Revised GYX forecast had us topping out at 36. Sundown temperature of 32. Calling for about 0.4" of freezing rain followed by 37 degrees and 0.25" of rain, hopefully enough to minimize the power outage threat before the winds move in tomorrow night.