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Seems like Canada will provide the matches: the Atlantic, the gas. The NAO/PNA are the wildcards.

When something falls out of the sky, it’s going to fall. What falls out of the sky and reaches the surface is going to depend on the Contintenal “match” as the the warm SSTs will provide the gas.

Absolutely stunning Fall day. Lots of color already. Peak may be a bit early this year.

yeah, big concerns

As usual? WTF?

It seems to happen faster every year. Hopefully the upcoming El Niño will offset some of the gloominess until the pendulum swings the other way by providing us with multiple day rain events and subsequent periods of frozen mud shortly thereafter.

GFS drives a cat 3 into into Pascagoula

Today saw a ton of clouds by me til later in the afternoon

Or an early winter evening in the lowlands of the MA.

Definitely felt it in the eyes and head today

That El Nino was something! That potential has to at least be considered possible.

They are pretty adorable little things. I was just at the supermarket one landed on my neck, they were all over the ground and the bushes.

Beautiful out there this evening. It reminds me of a summer evening in the Adirondacks.

We had something like hail or graupel not sure. Ground whitened for about 47 seconds lol. First trace?

High of 73 but driest day in a long time and got a big indoor humidity drop with doors and windows open from 68% to 38%.

This has to be the most NNE thing ever, haha. Classic. Recorded the first snowflakes on Mansfield today and first graupel at home.

Love it. They make me happy

A few days ago we thought that first flakes were possible as some of the guidance brought the coldest temperatures of the season into the region this week, and today some of the high peaks are seeing snow over in my WXW2 (SLK) neck of the woods as well as out east toward @powderfreak. Last year was a heavenly first winter for me in the north country, where Saranac Lake saw its first measurable on Halloween, had snow falling on every major holiday through Easter, and saw its last flakes on May 8. I recorded 154.9" of snow on just one double digit snowfall event . I witnessed (possible) diamond dust, snow falling below zero, and a -20F morning. There was continual snow cover from 11/27 to 3/16 and a peak recorded depth of 27". As a Super Nino takes hold, there's a great deal of uncertainty over how "bad" things might get with a warm winter all but guaranteed. Here in my quiet corner of the world (when I'm there), I'll continue to dream for a return to the magical times that were had not too long ago...

Yes its been ridiculous this year.