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I lost my count at 86, but we somehow have about 200 crows it seems perched in the highest branches of a few 100ft+ trees near us going absolutely ape shit with talking Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

Was the snow off the ocean really OES...or was it the IVT?

That west coast trough suggests to me we get a progressive flow. But what does this weenie know?

Wow, 66 tomorrow? Would be a new record for Dayton. Have to imagine at least a few breaks of sun occur tomorrow to get that warm.

That's it...shut er' down, turn off the lights, grab your bats and balls.

Haha, literally live 2 streets over from there. They have amazing cold brew and sticky buns Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

Yummy

Might need a better PAC for you guys, but definitely improves.

A lot to like about the pattern moving through January. Have to hope stuff times right but liking the signal for some coastal potential.

I wonder if ocean effect can ever produce a real snowstorm (6"+) in this region

Hell, I will take 20! Even, 20 would be signs that season snowfall has been improving in the right direction over the last two winters.

Light snow falling again - that’s fun

6" final Simsbury, for the total of 10. 5" on the season.

People just like to complain, in this and all facets of life. .

Yea terrible name lol But good food!

Love how it's still snowing!

Also, when @CoastalWx pops in, it’s getting real.

4 inch in CPK curse.

My wife is reporting 2” in PVD. Spotter reports are all 3 or more. i always tell her things are actually bigger than she thinks they are.

Well whaddya know? We got another 0.3" since 3 am, bringing my total to 2.1", which somehow sounds like less of a bust than 1.8", lol. Woke up once and saw some light snow and looking at the radar since 3 am I can definitely see another 0.3" (looks like it should've been more, but that's what I measured). Snowing very lightly now at 25F. Reports of 4-7" on LI, 3-5" for most of NYC including 4.3" in Central Park, breaking their almost 4 year streak without a 4"+ storm (last storm over 4" was 8.3" on 1/28/22, although everyone says they've undermeasured a few times - there's a whole cottage industry on critiquing CPK's snowfall measurements, lol), 3-5" in NENJ (Union up to Bergen), including 4.2" at EWR. However, I'm not sure anywhere else in NNJ or CNJ got over 3", especially S of 78, apart from NE Middlesex County, as it's the furthest NE part of the NWS-Philly counties; saw a report of 3.2" from Carteret, which is ~8 miles NE of me and reports of 3+" in southern SI, which is 7-8 miles E of me and being NE definitely made a difference.

The low at 700mb passed north of Lake Ontario. The surface reflection was in NEPA or WNY. There definitely was a dry slot visible on radar/satellite yesterday evening associated with this shortwave in WNY that pushed through the southern tier of NY. As the "primary" weakened and began to redevelop further south, this dry slot began to fill as well. Clearly the best dynamics were north and east of the NJ-NY border. The NAM showed this very well yesterday morning. All other guidance missed how far north (into NY) the surface low would track and how long the mid-level lows would stay defined. That led to the meat of the precipitation arcing from Long ISland, through CT, to ENY. South of that, the combination of spotty precipitation and a warm tongue near 700mb significantly decreased snow totals. Great job by the NAM IMO.

I had heavy rates overnight here in Brooklyn. Ocean effect snow is pretty cool.

Lock in big miller B for that 1/5-1/6 signal.

If @ORH_wxmanand @psuhoffmanare intrigued, that's good enough for me.