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snowing at Alpine Visitor Center this afternoon with rain at Estes/Fort Collins

That's one none of us want unless you like an average Florida like January.

Well given this output, we just might need to upgrade the panic room. Damn that is so bad for the Western ski resorts. Mammoth may be bare ground all winter. I'll be begging for a reaping. Do me a rendition of being on the 105th Floor in the North Tower and goin down with the building on September 11 2001 while clinging to the outside trying to get some fresh air........

Here’s another one, Don: Mysterious ‘warm blob’ re-emerges in Pacific Ocean, long-term impacts expected by: Mike Masco Posted: Sep 15, 2025 According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the North Pacific sea surface temperature hit 20°C (68°F) in August, which would put it as the highest on record. For perspective, the first time it reached 19°C was 11 years ago, with records dating back to 1854. This event marks the fourth-largest marine heat wave since 1982, spanning a vast region from north of Hawaii to the coasts of California and Alaska. From a meteorological view, this setup can be significant. The warm anomaly tends to build high-pressure ridges over the Pacific Northwest, which pushes the jet stream eastward, often unleashing colder Arctic air into the eastern U.S.. This developing pattern closely mirrors what happened in the summer, fall and winter of 2013–2014, which featured: A neutral-to-weak La Niña ENSO pattern Below-average hurricane activity in the Atlantic Massive cold outbreaks and snowfall across the Northeast That year, New York City recorded 57 inches of snow, Philadelphia saw 63 inches, and the following year, Boston shattered records with 110 inches. Is history repeating itself? The current oceanic and atmospheric setup strongly resembles the winter of 2013–2014, raising the possibility of another brutal season for the East Coast — especially with hurricane activity already trending below normal, just like it did back then. https://wgntv.com/news/mysterious-warm-blob-re-emerges-in-pacific-ocean-long-term-impacts-expected/

Exactly. With the dual area's, that would favor back and forth of HP Centering of which would produce periodic +PNA. Other Drivers would have to spring it moreso one way or the other.

75 today. Beautiful

More importantly, we are getting some heavy wind gusts now. They have to occasionally be close to low end TS winds from time to time. Still heavy rain too.

I have drizzle. The timing with your departure means you were indeed the curse upon the land Sent from my SM-G970U1 using Tapatalk

This map definitely aged well.

Lol yep Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk

I'm not so sure 92L is going to make the curve as quick as some models show

Haven't gotten a god damn drop of rain.

Great answer Thank you so much!

Regarding this nor’easter, here’s chaser Josh-iCyclone’s take:

You had fair warning. Happens every year.

0.76”. The DC beltway area did well with the afternoon round.

Steady light rain, better than nothing!!! .03 so far.

Bradford pear?

natural pruning

Sad, the sun sets before 7pm now.

Next rain chance looks like it's been pushed back all the way to Sunday now. This pattern definitely sucks ass.

Nice sunset tonight.

Yeah, it's a really great time to be a winter weather fan just entering the industry

What type of tree is this?

Pretty impressive radar depiction out there. That's one heck of a rain train headed towards the lower shore. Someone down there will see a lot of flooding rain tonight. I'd estimate almost .75 has fallen here so far. It's pouring again as I type. Looks like everyone's getting in on the rain. Crazy it dark already. Winter is coming!