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  2. Boxing Day Blizzard was an amazing storm to track. I was on NJ Transit train with my laptop when midday GFS came out and showed NYC snowstorm after other models were out to sea. Everyone on weather boards was in disbelief until Euro Dr. No said YES. We missed out on Feb. 6,2010 when my parents in NOVA were socked with 30 inches of snow. As much as we complain, NYC has seen some monster storms in last 20 years.
  3. like comparing a chihuaha to a bernese mountain dog.....
  4. 87-93 was nearly as bad, i think two events in march 92 and the bust in 89 were about it, and i'm not sure 92 was more than an advisory.
  5. Everything was set up and still snow was paltry. Minimal warming but paltry snow. We’re (most of sne) in a rutt l.
  6. Flakes in the air on Christmas Eve is nice, but ultimately that's my final too.
  7. WSW hoisted for up here in Bittinger. Up to 0.4" ice and 1" of sleet apparently.
  8. I've read previous posts from you on physical geography, and I don't disagree with you. I'm a subscriber to this weather service and shared it because it will serve to alert folks of potential difficult travel conditions... Best of luck with your cleanup after the storm...
  9. 15 years ago today we were tracking a monster storm. Today we are tracking its little brother for the same date lol
  10. You may need to import water from the Chesapeake.
  11. throw this map out. No way does this storm produce the mixed lines like this. None of these boundary lines follows physical geography. What a waste. Historical weather patterns in my lifetime point to the evolution of the storm producing pingers in the last two hours of the storm event, then to a quick shot of freezing rain and then the final cake frosting of freezing drizzle in the LV with a normal thump of 6-8 inches of snow. That is a safe bet right now. All I can say is it will be one hell of back breaking shoveling event. Snow blower special indeed., Under a winter storm watch now too
  12. Honeybees show up at the bird feeders often during mild periods in winter. Must be a hint of pollen that draws them in. Helps that the neighbor has 6 hive boxes
  13. Radar drying up, Took the last measurement and will end with 18" final.
  14. We will see if it holds, but the Aleutian ridge is basically eliminated by the end of the Euro run and it looks like a +PNA is building. If that happens, January 10th and beyond could be plenty of Pacific driven good times. Traditionally when it collapses extreme winter periods of 2 to 3 weeks can happen.
  15. 2020. 10.5" in December (December 16-17 snowstorm) and 38.6" seasonal snowfall.
  16. Congrats to E Plymouth County and outer Cape. nada accumulation here, in between best bands
  17. GFS will always underdo mid-level warmth though in that scenario the flow aloft at the warmest level is like from 280, not as bad as it being from 230 but probably still verbatim underdone a bit. Its why I said before you'll see ratios near 10:1 eventually, even if its 25F at the surface if you're -1C at 750 or 800
  18. Clearly, the urban heat island effect at work in a town of 31,000 spawled across 3,250 square miles.
  19. To be honest, not seeing much evidence of increasing cold extremes in the Juneau data.
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