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I had oil. It was insanely expensive during the winter.

I get it…it’s more anomalous for you down there. At least there’s a lot less water in the pack up here so there’s less flowing in it upstream than there otherwise would’ve been.

GFS a similar solution. We need this but like a sub 980 benchmark track and i'll gladly welcome Spring!

I barely remember it... We got 24-30" I guess... wife was very pregnant with our first kid. This was before I had any sort of digital camera I think.

Keep the palm trees covered.

Too small to read. http://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/mar-4-5-2015 I got about 8 inches in that one.

Yup. 47.5° with the sun poking through here.

Valleys won’t be cold enough . This particular set up should it even occur is elevation ice . But like Will said.. it might not be much frozen anywhere if we don’t see cooling . Having Dendy in the 50’s probably not a good sign

Well, we had the long awaited SSW, wind reversal and SPV split, however, it looks like the stratosphere and troposphere are going to stay completely uncoupled, no downwelling. Total disconnect between the two. Frans Nucera: “There is no propagation, the blocks are not created by the splitting of the polar vortex but by the troposphere which is not even reactive enough to create them under these conditions”

We shall see that is a lot of winter water around here

Need to see dews dropping well into the 20s I think by mid-late afternoon to feel more frozen with this one. This feels like one of those events where a ton of QPF is wasted on 33-36F rain. But we’ll see.

gas prices are next.....so essentially every single thing we need to function is skyrocketing in price, cool...

Meh but decent snow. Was a snowy week at least.

Yes. I only got down to 22 F, but some impressive regional lows that morning. ---- Per Don, on December 5 -- Some 6 am temperatures: Albany: 2° (tied record set in 1886 and tied in 1926 and 1989) Binghamton: 5° (tied record set in 1971 and tied in 1989) New York City-LaGuardia Airport: 20° (old record: 21°, 1942) White Plains: 14° (tied record set in 1966) Albany has its coldest temperature so early in the season since 1989. Also, NYC-JFK tied record low at 20 F.

Jesus, glad I have natural gas here.

Well, we had the long awaited SSW, wind reversal and SPV split, however, it looks like the stratosphere and troposphere are going to stay completely uncoupled, no downwelling. Total disconnect between the two. Frans Nucera: “There is no propagation, the blocks are not created by the splitting of the polar vortex but by the troposphere which is not even reactive enough to create them under these conditions”:

Down to about 50-60% snow coverage here. Currently 42 with a break in the rain.

I'm glad I filled the tank the Friday before the blizzard. Up to $4.39 a gallon here.

That’s a typical pack and winter up here. Just means mud season. The bigger problem would be a warm sectored stemwinder.

Pretty nice cold drain down the Champlain Valley… low level sub-freezing air oozing south. BTV now 28/17 with 15mph NNW wind. Its 34F Mansfield Summit, 40F base area and 41F MVL.

.54 so far at my station and 1.02 inches for the month. Not bad considering we are only 5 days in with more to come.

GEM finally came south in line with other guidance, but is more tempered like the NAM.

47.1° and partly sunny Was not expecting a day almost on par with yesterday

With heating oil now up to $4.55/gallon through the company we use, as much as I love snow, I am very much ok if winter dies a quick sudden death.