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  2. Light snow plus reddish sunrise here. 34.7°
  3. 40-50dBz along Parrs ridge! What is happening there?!?
  4. Yeah, the last time the west was record warm (in 2014-15), at least there was an easy explanation: It was a strong +PDO winter, with a warm neutral/weak el nino. Easy to see in that configuration why you would get a record warm west and a well below average east. With the current configuration (-PDO/-ENSO/-IOD), there really is no reason why the west should be breaking their 14-15 records. You're not going to get anywhere near record cold in the east (like we did in 14-15) with that configuration.
  5. That was the reddish sunrise I have seen in a long time, stunning!
  6. Huh... wasn't expecting flurries this early today this far east. A nice surprise for sure.
  7. Hopefully they keep coming west an not the inevitable shift back east
  8. Getting some nice overall concensus now amongst all models. Solid event coming.
  9. Double digits at Pit2 and 1.5" at Pit1. Winter of yore.
  10. 1.6" here, sunrise tried here...too many clouds to the east though
  11. Finally snowing again. Let’s see how long we can go.
  12. 39 here with a beautiful sunrise as clouds move in.
  13. Good thing I already got some then Around 4am it snowed for about 20 minutes and put down a fluffy .4.
  14. FWIW, here is what the 6Z models are showing for Edison for Saturday (Kuchera, since it'll be 34-36F for most of the snow) and Sunday (10:1 ratio as it should be colder with temps in the 31-33F range). I did Edison, since I live there and it's a point on the Pivotal maps, plus they do reasonably represent what might be expected from about NB to NYC along 95 with a bit less towards Philly. The Saturday numbers are nada SE of 95 to the coast, while they're 1-2" greater for most models at the coast (north of Toms River; south of there, mixing becomes an issue). Let's see what 12Z brings. Snowfall on Sat (Kuchera)/Sun (10:1 ratio) Euro: 0.4"/1.9" AIFS (Euro AI): 0.5"/2.8" AIGFS: 0.5"/3.0" GFS: 1.3" (is 1.7" at 10:1)/3.6" NAM: 0.7"/4.1" RGEM: 0.8"/2.6" NAM3km: 0.3"/3.2" RRFSA (new NAM): 0.1"/5.0" (but Kuchera shows 3.1" here - much larger deviation than for most models) HRDPS: 0.6"/2.4" UK: 1.0"/1.2" ICON: 1.0"/0.6"
  15. Snow is underway in Marysville. Light dusting on the car tops already.
  16. this morning/afternoon thing and sunday/sun night? quite a big gap (18-24hrs) to me they are two completely seperate events. i mean i get calling round 1 and round 2 today the same event. either way i hope if this storm hits tomorrow people delineate totals or putting together maps will be a nightmare. i didnt even think of combining both.
  17. Latest Natty Blend. For both events ofc
  18. Wet down here just shoveled around 1” here good snow ball making
  19. The burst centered around 4am left me a nice .4 on the ground. It was cool, small flakes for a few minutes then big fatties for about 10 minutes before it wound back down slowly.
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