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  2. CPcantmeasuresnow
    I didn't actually see it, but I read on the New England forum it backed off South some on the last two runs. I never heard of it till today, so I'd like to see something else on tonight's 0z runs to support it.
  3. CPcantmeasuresnow
    That's 64 days in a row by my count. I didnt start tracking snow coverage days until 2016/17. I had 85 days total that year which is still my highest in the last ten. I'm at 61 days for this season so we've got a shot, but we need another storm or two.
  4. WeatherGeek2025
    are you mad you're getting rain?
  5. Wxbear25
    yeah, its not like it was the Euro with support of other models or anything... wild
  6. jm1220
    When other models jump onboard tonight I’ll give it some thought. I wish Jeff B didn’t post it. Of course he knew it would take off like crazy.
  7. WeatherGeek2025
    i haven't posted in two weeks, it's actually a scientific fact what im posting you obviously just don't know meteorology!
  8. WeatherGeek2025
    graf
  9. wx2fish
    Graf should be treated like the hrrr. Its really meant to be a short range tool, inside of 36hr. Last couple runs are further south.
  10. MJO812
    Way north on nam
  11. TowsonWeather
    Partly lasers with a 40% chance of scattered sparkles?
  12. weatherpruf
    when you consider how many decembers featured warm temps over the years, it seems like a long winter to me....i got the cracked skin and icebergs in front of my house to prove it...and never before did i see road crews clearing snow weeks after an event...one event....
  13. nycsnow
    This was 18z nam for comparison
  14. Monty
    We have heard about your burmuda high pressure theory for days. Please stop posting unscientific drivel.
  15. Jebman
    It was probably ALL of them, lol.
  16. Ralph Wiggum
    FV3 also way North.
  17. Stormchaserchuck1
    Full snowcover here. Was surprised to see so much of it stick after today.
  18. Ralph Wiggum
    12k NAM came way north for the late weekend system. Appears warmish at the start.
  19. nycsnow
  20. WeatherGeek2025
    Nam is way north, I don't think this is done trending north either!
  21. nycsnow
    Nam only jumped a few hundred miles north
  22. Interstate
    Yeah I am still at 100%. I would like to make it to 20. Tomorrow is going to make it tough
  23. McHenrySnow
    Probably as good as we're going to get going forward. Next winter already looks like a nightmare with el nino. Only positive in a warming planet is the occasional monster storm, but lengthy periods with a solid snowpack in northern illinois are increasingly unlikely.
  24. WeatherGeek2025
    what i think will happen
  25. SnoSki14
    Really good winter. Cold and snow pack longevity, at least one big storm. Below normal temps Dec-Feb but needs one more good storm (6"+) to move this winter from a B to an A. Snowfall currently near average Feb has 2 weeks left so we'll see if it can deliver something otherwise it'll be a solid B winter. March weather is always extra to me.
  26. WeatherGeek2025
    Because of the Bermuda High pressure, this could realistically partially phase and have snow break out between 6-9 hours depicted on the map
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