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Seen those on ski slopes pretty often 2017 SR Snownados.mp4

Very very real. We were at the condo slope side. Over 4 ft fell .This entire Mt lost power and was closed all day but 730 am the next day we knew the lifty and rode up with patrol. Two of us are weather observers. Totally on board 1 hr measure. It was also the day the mega ski shop at the base of the Mt Washington burned down because of down wires. I was incredibly lucky to catch the Feb and March blizzards.

The AI is all that counts.

I can tell a lot of normal fellow weenies are broken this year.. we would see a lot more engagement from some in years past over a threat like this.. I wonder what did it? Maybe the cold but minimal snow this year? Previous years were way warmer and way worse and every chance got more excitement. I miss it. Maybe im just extra crazy though. To be on topic.. gfs seemed like it was trying though.

Yes, we have had accumulating snows into mid April at PHL airport and even early May. Is it normal to snow in late March? Of course not, but it happens and this would probably be the season we see it. And if Hurricane Schwartz is on board, well, enough said.

AI GFS better, GFS worse

Yup…I was a sophomore..so we are only a year apart. Good times though…just very stingy snow lol. When you live through a decade like that….it allows you to appreciate the good times, and not take them for granted. It puts things into a good perspective.

Cayman Island thread...lol (Wonder how cold they were when Cuba hit freezing last week?)

Dude just stop posting . This post isnt true at all.

Ole misrepresentation

As a young weenie in 3rd grade I remember 2/5/01 coming in like a wall with big rates right off the bat mid afternoon ish

Thank God I didn't have to live through the shitty 80s, being 0-4 i have zero memory of anything from then. Pretty much just 2000 and beyond

You're doin better than Joe i think he forgot Jan 26 already. I guess 4"/hr was a bit conservative. That seems almost unbelievable I've heard of 7-8"/hr but damn

Not going to happen. The first half of March is really the latest it could get potentially snowy. By the time you get to the 2nd half of March, the sun angle is too high. Yes, you could still get a snowstorm in the second half of March (like in 1958 or 2018), but you need a lot of things to come together. Besides, in 1958 and 2018, you had snow events leading up to the big second half of March snowstorm. If we don't get a snow event in the 2nd half of February, it just might not happen. Winter doesn't magically return in the 2nd half of March.

That must have been a freakin' blast!

Today's split EWR: 37 / 30 (-0) NYC: 36 / 29 (-2)

I recall that mid-march '84 storm, freshman year of high school, was the last time we got out of class due to snow. Couldn't buy a day off for the rest of my high school career. Zip, nada, nothing.

It looks so easy!

Let's just change the name of the thread to Presidents' Day. At least we know that will actually happen. Closing the thread entirely isn't a terrible option either.

When sun angle isn’t even mentioned in mid February, you know the outlook sucks

I think DCA just finished 9th longest

The piles are just amazing. Never seen anything like it but of course this’ll happen when you’re shoveling every day.

Fire up a thread.

I was looking back through old photos and I found a screenshot of a Euro run four days out from that storm. It had a foot here. Actual total: 0.5". Typical.