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6” depth not bad for these parts lately

1.3" of the highest quality fluff I've had here in years. I cleared it all with a cheap battery leaf blower

Partially frozen cold spring harbor with the cold spring harbor lab in the background

In the immortal words of Pink Floyd: “Run rabbit run!” Let’s dig up some action before the angle of the sun screws everything up! @buckeyefan1 Can you pin this please

Unbelievably strong system modeled, verified too, close to 950mb as it passed over the 40/70 benchmark. very tight qpf field, W/C NJ and LHV only verified advisory level snowfall.

It looks to me like we are still following a classic, canonical “front-loaded” La Niña winter progression this month and we have been following one to a tee since late November. They are biased cold/snowy in the east from late November through mid-late January, then they flip to cold/snowy in the west for February. As of right now, I see no reason to think we deviate from the normal progression going forward

Nothing like going to bed feeling like things are headed in the right direction and waking up to "winter ended." Hahaha.

We didn’t but areas just to our south and east did . We had snowcover the entire month

I never recall getting those 8-12" though.

The simple fact that the forecast basically changes every 6-12 hours should make you take a step back and breathe. Now if every run on every model starts showing the same thing then by all means hyperventilate but even then it still warrants a side eye unless it shows the same thing several runs in a row, to my knowledge that hasn’t happened yet good or bad. And to the delayed fellow...nothing is delayed if its just a forecast and hasn't happened yet and clearly back in your day and today trying to nail down a specific date is just guesswork and for fun although the margin for error has narrowed its still there, the weather could give two shits about a date. Anyway carry on dummies

That’s correct. But we have to look at how the models have been changing. The big error this coming week was the models were too strong with the -NAO and too weak with the Pacific Jet. We don’t have the strong -WPO and -NAO pattern anymore like we had back in December to hold the trough in the Northeast. So the extended EPS showing the fast Pacific flow with alternating ridges and troughs makes sense.

I’m a college football fan but I hate what it’s done to the Conferences. I’d love if ACC/Big East entered into some type of basketball partnership where they ‘merge’ for basketball or something like that.

Neighbor leaf blower to snow this morning https://imgur.com/a/PEJFUpr#LqiKYDf

This was supposed to he over by about daybreak from everything i watched last night. about .25" so far.

Dude get some sleep

Another coating of snow and still snowing a little

Picked up 0.6" new snow here this morning. Still snowing lightly. 26⁰

1.3" of the highest quality fluff I've had in a long time. Truly blower pow... I used the leaf blower to clean the whole driveway and the cars

Last year at this time we were seeing 8-12 inches in the ensemble mean for 2 weeks out This year…this is something you see in the worst of winters

Low of 25. Happy last day of regular season football.

Man.. I'm really hoping you make up for it later this month and into February.

Weird sunny here

Atleast I had a pause from ground hog day snows.... and yes that's a different truck, my old one, other one took a ride on a tow truck yesterday

There was a solid 6-12” storm in November of 89 I believe . I remember distinctly being in high school . There was a follow up storm that was forecast to be more heavy snow and ended being zr to heavy rain and when we woke up the next morning, the snow was completely wiped out . I’m bad on specific years . There was also a Veterans Day snowfall in the late 80’s