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Better get something fast,it looks rather bleak right now down the road with that strong ERW thats fixing to pass along the IDL the next few days,Maybe it will weaken some but this could cause the tropical forcing to shit towards the WP and MC,probably end up seeing RMM madness continue,you're seemingly starting to see the NINA background getting taken out now even tho it's still NINA.

I remember models kept showing it and we never fully believed it. The radar had the snow falling over the valley but it all fell over the hills. Was fascinating event . It was torched away less than 2 days later . Here’s that radar https://imgur.com/a/E6cdjp4#w4DU9Zm

Don’t know what the rest of winter holds, but this was a very solid December by our standards. Below to much below normal temps and normal to above normal snow for about everyone (sorry Winchester and Stephen’s City).

It’s always weeks away and it will stay there lol.

He comes up with these memes super quick.

https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/mar-22-23-2019

Lmfao…. That’s crazy funny.

..that was good.

Not the same but it reminded me of this event . What a weenie event

Completely overcast in DC (though NWS insists it's supposed to be "mostly sunny"). Haven't seen a single flake of snow, though.

OKX followed suit no surprise for continuity amongst the CWAs

WB 12Z EPS ensemble at range is cold enough: question is will it delivery anything but the same old same old for the later half of the month.

Maybe we can flip back but it usually doesn’t work that way for us. All we want is one good snow. That’s not asking for much from us weenies.

You were NAO'ed Heh... 'not the first time anyone was, whence seemingly waiting on the commitment by the analyst, that's when NAO fails to show up. Intention? Charlie Browning - Personally I find the NAO to be the biggest most stochastic POS voodoo index that was ever defined. The problems in using it are textured and varied. Firstly, ( I'm not intending to lecture you; I'm just raging at the moment lol) is that it is actually created by the dispersion mechanics downstream off the Pacific -N/A wholesale wave signature. [ Enter pita flop computing power here ...] and viola! the NAO emerges in the guidance... Secondly, there are two behaviors, which is a major pain in the ass. The first is the obvious: blocking, identified by the geometry of the heights up there in the NAO geographic domain space. The other form is insidiously hidden - the hemispheric logistics around the region act as though that geometric identity must be there, when one is not very obviously defined... See, this is an indirect proof that the forcing actual coming from somewhere else. Whether heights bloom within that behavior or not, that's when the EOF calculations finally give negative numerical values. Anyway, so the NAO is so badly handled ...or, so much worse so than the other indexes, because it is at the flop end of the Pacific hose, where is also exaggerated by interaction across the N/A continent.

That would make sense, that glacial ridge northwest of you (the Irish Hills) are probably a little snowier than Ann Arbor too for that reason.

Sleet crust in north facings a veritable winter wonderland

WWGW

Are you talking about the Irish Hills?

That's what your girlfriend says.

GEFS looks ugly through mid month, EPS is a bit better but doesn't bring much cold down until the very end of the run about 15 days from now. What a difference a couple of days make. Like I said previously, I would be happy with a 2 week at or below average period with an active storm track.

DCA _ NYC _ BOS _ ORD _ ATL _ IAH _ DEN _ PHX _ SEA -1.5 -1.4 -1.2 -1.6 0.9 +1.0 +0.5 +1.6 +1.0

If it’s not going to snow… can it at least be warm? My gas bill would benefit.

GYX and BOX--possibly already posted.

Flurries here. We are a true snow town. Some squalls tomorrow as well. You guys keep looking towards mid January, I'm going to enjoy whats right in front of us.

So awesome! Sounds like you all are having a great time! Keep the pics coming! It's likely the only snow I see this winter....