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  2. Had it been a night hit there would have been at least 4-6 where I was.
  3. Based on temperatures, folks will probably be out on ponds across southern New England next week. If he wants to.
  4. Yeah. I had noticed that vort in the GOA last Week and thought that typically hurts us but, was weak at the time and looked like was going to be shunted eastward and then maybe travel down the Jet SEward. Some Model's are indicating a gradual +TNH developing as the Aleutians Alaskan Ridge moves over Alaska and expands over the Arctic Domain. Sooner the better for us if you want the real Cold and much higher Snow Probability.
  5. we need a really wound up system to get a tone of snow it's cold so i don't think we'll worry about mid unless we are overhead
  6. High 34 today, currently 30/6.
  7. 12z eps with notable colder shift in second week vs 0z
  8. Still nary a flake in Hickory. The radar returns evaporate as soon as they approach the Catawba River (marking the boundary between Caldwell and Catawba counties).
  9. In summary, we had snow for about 3 hours with a burst of heavier snow at the end - between 2 and 2:30 pm. Nothing stuck to the ground or even elevated surfaces. Still technically snowing very lightly now. Better than nothing though...
  10. Love to see the pics, enjoy the snow day and keep 'em coming
  11. Might be trying to lighten up W of us. Hopefully will fill in w/ Heavier bands later
  12. I drove up to Soco Gap (4300 ft) at the Haywood/Jackson County line at the Parkway. Snow squalls are dropping enough snow to cover 19 at times above 3800 ft, but our DOT is standing by with salt and plows.
  13. There is another system moving through the mid-Atlantic today with more snow - beautiful winter scene in central VA right now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgkdREYOfw0
  14. This event is not really like last week other than maybe roughly the same line where you get some accumulation....it's weak with a lot less QPF. It'll be good for high elevations in NNE. PRob mostly a 0.15-0.30" QPF type deal outside of the upslope elevated spots which might see 0.5-0.75"
  15. Meh, from watching those maps over the years, seems like we're in D1 or higher most the time. Nothing to really be concerned about until you get to D3.
  16. It’s all about the radar. It’s really squeezing it out as it comes down on the lee side. .
  17. Most of the models have shifted south. The HRRR seems to be drunk with the 970 something low in the U.P.
  18. Is rain what we call this?? More like a few sprinkles or a Trace of rain. lol
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