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Temperature has actually gone up the past hour here at the house. Was 42 now it's 45.

33/24, wet bulb 29. a lot colder than i thought to be honest.

as soon as the clouds start rolling in later the temps will stop falling and might even rise a couple of degrees towards morning.

Here you go again with no snow Going down the only road Bryce has known

My high was 45, and then dropped like a rock.

He’s going down with the ship….careening to the bottom of the North Atlantic…3 miles down.

We still can’t figure out what happens tomorrow lmao…. But that’s encouraging.

I can’t with you It’s like you’re on the Titanic

31°/22° WSW of Hunt Valley

Did you move? How are you 29?

30 here. Too bad it'll all be over here sooner than you can say "it's over" once winds turn SE. The retreating high and onshore flow are ruining it.

Next!

The joy Ineedsnow is having now and will be having tomorrow reminds me of the good times. Good luck up there fellas

Miami being "under water" in 2075 or 2125 is the kind of absurdly-hyperbolic alarmism that I allude to in my other post. Sea levels have risen about 6 inches in a century, and you're proposing that Miami might be "under water" going forward in less than that time? Seriously? Can't you see how ludicrous this is? And no - the costs aren't the same. Infrastructure generally turns over every few decades or so. Miami as a whole is only 125 years old, and didn't really exist anywhere close to its current form until after WW2 70-80 years ago. Having it be destroyed over the course of say 30-50 years would be *way* more expensive than having it be destroyed over the course of say 300 years, because over the course of 300 years it would essentially be replaced anyhow (without any sea level rise) due to natural aging and replacement. Sea-level-induced replacement (inland and/or higher) would essentially be free. This discussion assumes, obviously incorrectly, that Miami wouldn't attempt to remediate via sea walls and the like. Even simply raising up the land and building new islands is not that hard - just look at the UAE. Regarding sources - IMO a research organization presenting a raft of sourced facts and figures is a lot more credible than some random poster on a message board.

29.8/23, still clear

White snake/David Coverdale was the man back then, and his babe Tawny Kitain.

Was just about to post about it. 18z Euro. Not a huge system by any means but its something to watch

I should have checked. I have the same forecast.

Euro does it again for 18z!

He said 1987 so…….

Already down to 33. Definitely feels like a snowstorm's coming

dew point steadily increasing despite the clear skies. 34/24

You are such a ball buster .. lol

Nice steady snow with that narrow band moving through. Fulfilled my yearly seeing snow before Christmas want early.

Down to 27° with some cirrus gathering in the southwest sky. Temp fall should start to level off now.