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I am envious. When the kids are older, we’ll chase Blackwater, wisp, and tug hill are good go-tos.
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E PA/NJ/DE Winter 2025-26 Obs/Discussion
Kevin Reilly replied to LVblizzard's topic in Philadelphia Region
That is actually fairly impressive. I guess I will have to set my alarm clock. -
New Years Day 2026 - 1st snows of the new year possible
Damage In Tolland replied to Baroclinic Zone's topic in New England
Yeah I recall that one too. I think there were two snowfalls that same week -
Thanks for that info. I was having a hard time reconciling what look like really cold maps with that phase. I know there are times when the MJO has less influence.
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Then we would piss and moan because the pattern would change for a decade and our home bases would have 300% normal snow for years and -90% at Hamburg
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Winter 2025-26 Medium/Long Range Discussion
Frog Town replied to michsnowfreak's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
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New Years Day 2026 - 1st snows of the new year possible
WxWatcher007 replied to Baroclinic Zone's topic in New England
At least in that one I came away with something. -
AKA the Irish Hills, yes. I believe it affects our storms in the Summer and snow in the Winter. More anecdotal, but other Mets have commented on it.
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New Years Day 2026 - 1st snows of the new year possible
The 4 Seasons replied to Baroclinic Zone's topic in New England
April 2021 was also a E/NE special above 500ft or so. But wasn't localized to just tolland county as a lot of the worcester hills did well and berkshires. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/apr-15-16-2021 -
New Years Day 2026 - 1st snows of the new year possible
UnitedWx replied to Baroclinic Zone's topic in New England
I always forget about the real tree thing. I've been running vintage artificial trees for years. You should look into one of the early 60s aluminum trees, it makes the living room look like an ice storm has passed through -
New Years Day 2026 - 1st snows of the new year possible
Damage In Tolland replied to Baroclinic Zone's topic in New England
We cut ours day after Tgiving and by now it’s as brittle as Scooter after another winter rainer. Needles fall off as you walk by.. not to mention fire hazard. My wife likes it up till at least NYD so I lose that one . Probably will be this weekend -
Bump for @TheClimateChanger Do you have an update of Dec through the 30th? TIA I realize that with today still being colder than the avg of 12/1-30, the final Dec update will be a little colder than 12/1-30.
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New Years Day 2026 - 1st snows of the new year possible
Damage In Tolland replied to Baroclinic Zone's topic in New England
I’ve been in town since Summer of 2000, and that was far and away the most localized event . There’s been a bunch of less impressive ones from like hilltop to 500 feet but nothing like that one -
Watching it snow 5-6” per hour and pass our yearly climo in like 3hrs is crazy to see but also depressing to realize how much we suck at snow.
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New Years Day 2026 - 1st snows of the new year possible
UnitedWx replied to Baroclinic Zone's topic in New England
They probably feel like they have to account for the drunk idiots tonight... like they'd even notice an advisory -
Not when you include AK and Canada, which you can't with that map.
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thats crazy. i cant imaging being in a storm where there is no back edge lol
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New Years Day 2026 - 1st snows of the new year possible
UnitedWx replied to Baroclinic Zone's topic in New England
Really? Damn, my tree stays up half of January. Actually if I had my way it would stay up until March 1st -
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thats actually when i dont like snow. I hate that look
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New Years Day 2026 - 1st snows of the new year possible
The 4 Seasons replied to Baroclinic Zone's topic in New England
Was there another very localized Tolland county event during this time (2016-2020)? Maybe im just thinking of the Mar 2019 storm but i thought there was another one that was even more localized to only tolland with 4-6" -
so far Pulaski has been a bust lol. Been watching this for 3 days. and nothing has really happened. https://fatnancystackle.com/pages/pages-salmon-river-live-web-stream?srsltid=AfmBOoq0rhYtqPt-KY7XSwYNwngzQqaKAAg5CtmgbsnJN1ZFMHDxdsi0
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For tonight into early tomorrow (outside the WSW/WWA areas) afternoon disco from LWX Most hi-res guidance continues to hint at the potential for snow showers or squalls with some impacts north of I-66/US-50. Greatest potential in true snow squall warning criteria (winds > 25 mph, VSBY < 1/4 mile, and road temps below freezing) are favored in the Cumberland to Frederick, MD area. Will continue to monitor. Further south, a dry boundary layer is in place that gets drier overnight with FROPA. This is partially observed in the difference between the composite reflectivity in hi-res model guidance and the 1km AGL reflectivity. SFC Td depressions in most hi-res guidance >10F pre-frontal, and in the 15-20F range with FROPA. What this is getting at is it likely snows east of the mountains, but may not be true snow squall criteria. The confidence for accumulation east of the mountains still remains in question.
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i mean---i dont really need much up there. Imagine gaining 150 inches of snow a year and losing 2000 dollars a month of mortgage. https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/5739-Dover-Rd_Lake-View_NY_14085_M45954-07800
