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Where are the freaking gloves LOL

We made a thread for flurries. I love you guys.

Can anyone do an over lay of weather next forecast compared to actual. To my untrained eye it appears to have done pretty well less the dry slot or maximas.

nice swath of 12-18+ down there and freeze warnings just about to the tip of FL, not sure I've seen that before, let alone snow and freezing temps in the deep south back to back years.

I feel for you. it is going to sting for a long time I know.

Met and I went up to the top of the bald this evening. Single digits and 30 mph had us ready to get back pretty quickly. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

That's what I've harped on for Year's. It goes into the MIS. Bad Spotter reporting and Official Co-op Station flawed Data , location or reporting.

ya new recording said it was safe to go in now.. she never went outside since TSA leaves at 8 and wanted to be able to make her flight

First thought, civic center roof collapse.

This looks chilly on Saturday for 1pm in the afternoon. 925mb at -23C to -24C all the way to the Long Island Sound. SFC at 1pm Sat.

Thanks for your message. Maybe I will post a little more often to add a voice from a region that’s not well represented here. Denver does have especially unusual weather. My family left the Front Range for the CO mountains in 2021. The weather tends to be more stable here and can be very interesting - and very boring (long dry spells). I’m “only” at 7000’ but we usually have a solid snowpack from December to March. Not this year, though. We’re probably 50+” below normal seasonal snowfall at this point and it gets worse compared to normal heading east towards the Divide and up in elevation. Most ski resorts in CO are around 50% open or less, which is just mind boggling for February. I joined an older version of this board around 2005, as a New England resident at the time, and still remember fondly the intense excitement of tracking big coastal winter storms. But, broadly speaking, there really is no comparison between the importance of snow in the East vs West for the health of the environment and related things like tourism. A poor snowpack out here, especially year after year, can inflict a massively detrimental impact on forests, fauna, water supply, fire season, the economy, etc. I say this simply to provide a little more context for my repeated and likely forthcoming grumbling about the state of the snowpack in the West. It’s a very important metric for many reasons beyond simply enjoying snow for enjoyment’s sake - though that is certainly a reason to root for winter as well!

Phil came

Temp dropping faster than forecasted. Already down to 21.

Ah. I saw it while scrolling on my phone but didn’t try anything. Was gonna try to tinker with it when to got back on a computer .

Looks like a potential swfe overrunning event from midwest to NE, but could include us depending on how well we hang onto the cold. Usual disclaimer applies

That period is looking interesting…

The link works but I couldn't get anything done on the actual site.

Probably a frozen fire sprinkler pipe

Some social media response to that terrible map. This is why snowfall averages are off and it effects weather model performance.

DCA _ NYC _ BOS _ ORD _ ATL _ IAH _ DEN _ PHX _ SEA -3.0 -3.0 -2.5 -1.5 0.0 +1.5 +3.0 +3.5 +3.0

Yes, the week 12-14 which could be snow, sleet, freezing rain for Delaware. That's what the long range is showing right now. That would not be fun after this one we had.

I get it bro...but wake co sucks. Especially south...when I lived in wilson it was Jackpot for 13 years...100% facts...oh and wilson just got 8 to 10 inches again

Not mine, zero credit taken. Snagged off of FB. But yeah I agree...super resolution! Really captures the moment.