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2025-2026 ENSO
PhiEaglesfan712 replied to 40/70 Benchmark's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
It looks like we're going to be in phase 5 to end February and phase 6 to begin March. Odds favor a warm March, and probably a warm April. If there is going to be a cold and rainy month in the spring, it will be May. -
Temps are looking mild for the next few days, which is a relief from the deep cold. Generally cloudy with scattered snow/mix shwrs possible thru tomorrow. Heating bill will be a little bigger for Jan, but now my furnace can chill a bit. One bad thing that happens every season with my power vented, forced air furnace, is when it runs hard for many days, condensation starts to collect in the vacuum lines. It'll start to miss fire, so have to pull those off, and drain the little bit of water. Those lines connect to solenoids, so I have to lightly blow, and suck back the air in them to make sure they are working properly. Then it's good for the rest of the season. Easy fix.
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My thoughts on March have not changed one iota yet. As of now, I don’t think March is going to be another below normal month for cold. We have been extremely lucky to see the last 4 months in a row (since November) feature solidly below normal cold. A 5th? Color me extremely skeptical right now
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Alright these charts use actuals highs and lows for the POR. BOS streaks of 34 or less and ORH streaks of 31 or less.
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Winter Storm Threat *Technical* Discussion. No Op Run PBP or Snow maps
Miss Pixee replied to CAPE's topic in Mid Atlantic
I agree some of the technical climate discussion whizzes past me. What if there's an informational thread with graphic samples and explanations of basic terms used here? Like FOLKS. I can't find that mentioned anywhere but on this forum. Miller B vs Miller A look MECS, SECS, HECS (I forget what SECS is). Prime hi/lo locations for large snowstorms in mid atlantic Clippers vs coastal formations I think a quick reference guide/thread would help. It could even be added to over time. I usually don't mind banter but when everything turns into banter its annoying and distracting. When all the colorful maps are posted some of us non weather heads would understand better what to ignore (or pay attention to) on various runs. Just my two cents. -
The car read -4° 5am this morning. I drove to the city and didnt reach zero until Yorktown Heights on the Taconic which i have never seen. Usually it's significantly colder at the house and temps rise about 15 degrees before I get to the job. The temp read 5° in Harlem which is impressive.
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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: 150K Salary Needed to Post
jayyy replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
lol at the icon throwing us a bone out of all models -
There was CAA in 1934. There were reports on LI in local papers as low as -20. Strongs Neck (i.e., "Setauket") is a windy spit substantially surrounded by water.
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NYC is far too developed to reach zero easily. Sure it could happen again if everything lined up.
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Feb 10-11 Mid Week Minor Event - Ride the hot hand?
Kitz Craver replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
GFS improved a tick -
These guys have been squatting in my yard for months. The words spreading and we have 6 of them this morning. There's 5 in this photo and the 6th out of frame to the left.
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I'm curious what the streak is here for sub 50°, I don't think it's been over 45° here since mid November, and that is just a handful of days above 40°, quite impressive cold winter, at least my driveway isn't a skating rink like last year tho. edit: I just checked and appears 11/5 was 50.1°, last time it was 50+ here anyway.
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Definitely. I can't tell if the -7°F was more due to radiational cooling or strong CAA. A weather station in Setauket on LI recorded -1°F on 2/8/1934, and -11°F the following night on 2/9. NYC hit -15°F that night (2/9) meaning it was a few degrees warmer on LI during that cold snap, at least in Setauket. Though the Setauket station was closer to the water. That suggests some serious CAA that favored NYC with more cold than LI. I don't have wind data, but I'd assume there was a northerly wind, with a wind over the LI Sound keeping the Setauket station a bit warmer. Depending on wind speed & direction, NYC can get colder than LI. In 2016 NYC hit -1°F, ISP bottomed out around 0°F
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That end of Jan AOB 19° streak for ORH was #2 going back to 1949. But I think this app uses hourly data and misses high temps between the hourlies.
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E PA/NJ/DE Winter 2025-26 Obs/Discussion
KamuSnow replied to LVblizzard's topic in Philadelphia Region
I think the emergency delivery guys know how to do it, happened to us when we first moved here, and the driver took care of it. @Ralph Wiggum -
Is we back? February discussion thread
Great Snow 1717 replied to mahk_webstah's topic in New England
I think you mean you hope it is ending ..lol -
It's amazing how people will torment themselves over a single sporting event. If it went your way, great. If it didn't, guess what? They will play hundreds of more times. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro XL using Tapatalk
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You know I certainly had my doubts about her doing this...BUT at the same time I can understand why she did it. The poor lady has had her career derailed by injuries (I mean what is this, ACL #5???). She's gone out that way so many times...but knowing this was likely her last chance, she probably just wanted to go for broke and see if something magical happened.
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Is we back? February discussion thread
Great Snow 1717 replied to mahk_webstah's topic in New England
I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if the last week of Feb into the beginning of March features a very cold pattern.. -
Looks gradual enough as of now.
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First half of that winter(14-15) was warm/December Xmas was toucans.
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Looking at the below would think blocking would come back soon. However, I do not see this happening per 2nd snip.....not lining up.
