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  2. Both daughters go to UConn. We live 12 minutes from campus . I keep telling them to cherish this . My senior got to see 2 Nattys and my sophomore 1.. with aspirations again this year Heavy heavy snow
  3. Let’s keep it ticking. I don’t remember the last time we had a north friend to help us.
  4. You like your sleet/zr on the SWFE to add heft to your pack.
  5. Ha, our friends also made shrimp 3 ways.
  6. Would be the first big bust of the season here. GFS did hold to an extent…not that anyone cares what happens up here.
  7. Spent the day cashing in on 'rewards' for EOY and EOM. Bought 22 gallons of gas for truck at 1.22 then 14 gallons for Subbie at 1.57 in Roanoke. While in Roanoke hit Panda Express and got the 40 dollar family meal with double rangoons and double spring rolls for 3 bucks OOP,(which we are currently eating) then stopped and picked up 16 2 liters of diet Dew for 1.49. Wife had rewards at Micheal's and Home Goods expiring today so she picked up some things she needed for her sewing crocheting hobby. Think she spent 12 bucks on 40 dollars of 'stuff'. Overall a good day, lol. ps-yeah, I'm sorta tight lol.
  8. Looks like the next system of note will be a rainer around Jan 9th-10th.
  9. Had a 45 min period of very light rain/sprinkles. Picked up a T.
  10. Morning squall still on guidance between 5-6am
  11. The NWS radars work well for something like 60+ miles with the low altitude snow, including lake effect snow. Then, I think they overshoot the clouds and snowflakes. You can see it all over the region. It's pretty commonly a problem with detecting lake effect snow. Also, areas in the vicinity of Findlay have the least accurate tornado warnings, given the fact that tornado warnings mainly come from radar. That's bad, but worse radar holes for severe weather exist in the plains such as east of Dallas.
  12. Certainly 1-3/2-4 every couple days are more them dustings and make it very wintry . I prefer these over swfe
  13. January thaw is coming early in January especially in the 6-10 day period --with the wpo negative - the epo negative the nao negative the ao going negative and the pna positive especialy after Jan. 10 chances are we will have below to well below normal temps in the east the second half of January along with the southern stream waking up. In addition another Strat Warming event is on the table for sometime next month setting the stage for a cold Feb. All of this with the MJO in the COD
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