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I'm curious on temperatures tomorrow. MOS/NBM are about 40 for places like BOS/BDL but I wonder if many spots may only get into the mid 30's or so.

Not sure anyone's invalidated this winter... ? that's the spontaneous crowd physical digression of the hour I guess. LOL No...this seemed to get going when Scott and I made the factual observation of the dearth of coastal storm types this winter. That's just reality. There is no amount of virtual space on the web whereby people can hide and recreationally think reality is something else, that will change what reality really was. The reasons why for that? there's worthwhile scientifically -based exploration there - some may not be able to handle what that is? Seems that way ...

Drip drip has already started this morning. You can tell the arctic high is gone. Back to reality. My beautiful arctic blue sky is back to hazy and cloudy lol. The past two weeks were one of the most memorable winter experiences of my life.

I do have to laugh how he gets on you in the Pats thread, but you have to hold him up in here.

I’d say we had snow on the ground quite a bit much more than usual.

I’d say 1-3 range covers it. Somewhere in that range.

I'd rather some rain at this point

Some models jack Southern, New Hampshire and far mass, and then others jack the pike region with that convective band. Just a weird system.

What’s your forecast for here? Seems kind of marginal and then weak on top of that. Doesn’t scream exciting

Not me

This winter definitely hasn’t been “bad”, but I also wouldn’t say it’s been good. Outrageous cold and bare ground for the majority, with one really good storm.

a whiff south is still a possiblity. I counted 20 members that had very little precip in our area here is one panel

Oh man, how we pray

I remember a similar comment a few days ago.

I think most people outside of North Cumberland RI have enjoyed this winter…or at least a good portion of it. There’s been a little taste of everything wintry wise with little rain.

I know…. Agreed. Not really into this one tonight. Whatever it does, it does.

I don't really recall the storm but looks like I recorded 6

Arctic air certainly provides margin for error...the great equalizer.

its the whole county bro...eastern and western(where we live)

And I can say so are you. But I understand what you mean. Ya it was tough to pull that out, but we did, so that adds to the flavor of this season for me…so imo she delivered.

What are you seeing? I am not seeing anything for our area outside a possible few flakes. I see the UK crushes to the east. I am getting vibes of 2021. We had a great Dec and January then winter stopped here by early February while other areas had great rest of winter.

Yep, your typical Miller B with the sharp cutoff where it screws you after developing too late. The day before that Feb 2017 storm was very warm, and I think it started very briefly as rain or no accumulating snow in Long Beach but very quickly started pounding and sticking everywhere.

Not a bad point here. It's not a zero-sum gain. We threaded the needle in a sense during that Jan 25th event. Perhaps sort of skewing that toward being less obvious, it was just so ginormous. One might not be inclined to think of that system thatt way when there were ongoing multi-regional scaled simultaneous impacts. It's like yeah, it threaded the needle but the needle's eye was size of a galaxy. ha! Anyway, fast flow in and of itself doesn't mean no storms. It's more of timing, and also a spatially constraining factor. There can be fast moving bombs, just less likely observed. There can be big sprawling events, as Jan 25 demoed rather nicely... but over the long haul, we're more likely to observe narrower corridor impact ... if intense, briefer. The compression can damp out events ... but we shouldn't think of the fast flow that happens in compression as really being the cause.

You’re stating the obvious. Events happen, I get it…you can’t cherry pick and subtract them out. I’m just playing the parallel universe hypothetical game. My point is that it’s tough to pull something that big and widespread in the middle of -10s anomalies. It can happen (miller B etc) but usually that spells clippers or cold and dry.

I was effing with you. I have no idea. This event is kind of strange