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I’m not giving up but I never thought the front end was going to produce there just hadnt been a strong storm signal. It seemed DOA to me even if cold was available. We need to keep blocking for mid to late month and pray PNA actually goes positive which is questionable now

That was the best weather day of the year. I'm sure everyone enjoyed it, except MJO812. Bring on 80s and sunny any day over the slop we got this weekend.

Yeah there’s just too much tossing off and tossing of models. Especially op runs when folks don’t look at ensembles

To little to late for most except far eastern areas of SNE/NNE.

In the pic below, the car on the right is probably 75-80 feet away.

Me too. Focus on the here and now.

Anyone hear about this.

Do research and you will find that New England as a region has warmed..

I'd take another 26" like Dec 30, 2016. Biggest storm evah. Pattern looks pretty dry for awhile.

I’m mostly with you…but this logic didn’t work for some of the truly putrid years we’ve had lately. It was unlikely to get worse/likely to be better until it did/didn’t. If we’re in a decadal cycle, we’ll it hasn’t been a decade yet, not that these things fall so neatly. We need a stretch before we can declare things are better. In the whole scheme of things though, I’d rather just focus on this season.

C’mon..enough now. What’s f’n worse? Really? You just went through the snowiest period in SNE history(granted our records only back 150 years or so). But what is worse? A 4 year bad period? Again, that always happens. And lots of other places in this country have had record breaking winters, while we’ve missed out. And they missed out when we were reaping the rewards. NNE off to the best start…in history possibly. That doesn’t sound like any warming is giving them a problem. And warmth last year, and now this year isn’t a problem. So let’s just get back to our January weather now.

Time to spend my nickels and dimes on bread and milk.

Had a dusting starting around the French Broad on 26 when I drove up to Asheville earlier from down in SC. Colder here again than back in MT currently. Ski resorts are taking a beating across most of the west so far.

Same here. Had a boiler guy come this morning in a sprinter van and thought for sure I'd need to drop sand and/or tow him up the driveway, but he got out no problem.

Definitely can't say the storm was boring here. 0.77" of rain. Temps shot up to 60 with dewpoint of 59 (dtw 61/59) late sunday evening, then crashed to the low 20s with wind chills near 0 by sunrise Monday. Snow squalls and nonstop blowing snow all day yesterday, gusts 45-55mph, snowfall amounted to 1.8" here. So snow had been on the ground continuously from November 29 to December 20, melted 5 days before Christmas, and white ground returned 3 days after. Can't make it up.

Yup...great post. The environment isn't too terribly far off from what you would see with a LES environment. Should actually be some weak instability present...not sure if we're looking at enough to yield thunder potential but I could see a very narrow area of enhanced lift. Someone could def pull off 3-4" on the Cape

Most places that got over 2 feet did so in like 8 to 10 hours. Just crazy rates. And of course that sharp cutoff sw of Philly. Baltimore and DC completely skunked

check out the obs from Buffalo yesterday - hours of snow and wind gusts of 70-80mph.

Kinda catching up now…I do see some models trying to pop a secondary near the Cape.

Yep, that storm is king for me of sheer intensity and thunder snow that morning.

snow flurries falling!

Heaviest snow yet. I see more bands building west of Steubenville.

4" at the stake, had a coating this morning that blew all over due to the glacier out there, 28/13 currently.