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  2. 6z GFS still supports the idea of a little Tuesday am Christmas Eve Eve snow with showing around 1 inch in the LSV & near 3 near Williamsport.
  3. Definitely some good trends since mid week last week. Each run a little more sw with the boundary . Just too much cold air in SE Canada to get it warm NE of about Philly . I’ve been thinking ice in SNE at least south of 90 with snow CNE
  4. GFS and EURO are worlds apart.. Euro now colder than GFS, GFS torches us on Wednesday 40-45.. Pretty frustrating differences. .GFS mostly misses with the main band, then swings the trough through later Tuesday into Wednesday but it's pretty warm by then..
  5. 34 / 31 clear - winter solstice at 10:02 AM ET today. Low - mid 40s and sunny today, back colder Mon/Tue with the light snow/mix/rain on Tue PM. Warmer overall Christmas Eve - Dec 28th, then a shot of cold 29 - 31 and next storm threat / track looks west/inlad but will see. Warmer overall beyond then before turning colder by the 4-6th.
  6. Yes, I think that signal is real for the 26-27th. We’ve been talking about it for a week now and it’s looking like at least a substantial part of New England is going to stay on the cold enough edge of this overall pattern that’ll flood areas to our south and west with warmth. Doesn’t mean it’ll be all frozen the rest of December, just that unlike virtually the rest of the CONUS we will have our chances to produce.
  7. I seem to recall that it did, my 2-month total from Dec 2023 to Jan 2024 was 13” of precip. With canada torched, it was just too warm for snow. Ironically the only snows we got were when the STJ took a break.
  8. Hearing rumors my 60 degree Christmas is getting flushed.
  9. Don't know if anyone saw this, but worth a quick read regarding new NOAA modeling. https://www.noaa.gov/news-release/noaa-deploys-new-generation-of-ai-driven-global-weather-models
  10. 6z euro still had the invt trough glazing the cape. Downeast Maine gets slaughtered with it
  11. Even our brief Nino a couple years ago didn’t seem to really get the STJ going for any amount of time. Hopefully next year’s will
  12. The 0z Euro, 0z CMC, and 6z GFS all move a trough into the East which looks to possibly have some staying power. The CMC is much quicker and the GFS is the slowest. But they all get tend get to a similar point. Starting to be concerned the Music City Bowl is going to be cold.
  13. End of both eps and gefs begin to fade the SER, hint of height rises in the west. Large scale features largely the same, though.
  14. That’s what these models seem to do now…every system this seems to happen. Back and forth…up to the day before. As you said, 1-3” and call it a forecast.
  15. Still a huge discrepancy in sensible wx between Euro and GFS for Boxing Day, but the cold press has been gradually trending on the GFS. Euro would be impactful verbatim.
  16. Torrential snow continues and has been pouring down at Palisades all night. It is pretty. But it is all for Naught. It is all melting on contact. Might as well be heavy rainfall. Western ski resorts are done after this winter, probably even before the winter is finished. La Nina is pushing record amounts of Pacific Puke across the mountain ranges along with very warm airflow, resulting in temps just mild enough for 'Mid Atlantic Classic Snow Futility' that ensures DC-like results, every time with every storm there this entire winter. Results: Slush on ground. Terrible to ski on. Tremendous lost revenue. Ski resorts must shut down; if anything it's because of insurance concerns. Just enough snow to tease everyone, but not enough to ski on safely, due to spicyness/dangerous obstacles like boulders, logs, smaller rocks, etc etc. Brown/Gray outright yucky depressional epically GRINCH Christmas and a horribly UNHAPPY UNPROFITABLE New Year for the western ski resorts as disgruntled customers begin shouting for refunds, even rioting. The UGLY specter of record million-year landslides/rockslides sweeping many right off roads on their way home from record rains on the mountains/hypersaturated soils/loosened rocks, trees, debris, etc etc.
  17. I see it GaWx. A whole lot would have to come together in that scenario but at least it’s something to watch. .
  18. If it snows to our south again before we get snow (based on last nights model run), I give up
  19. Wdym? All I was saying that I’m waiting until the weeklies are more consistent for at least a few days instead of flip flopping. Only then I’ll think there’s some credibility to their forecasts.
  20. Yup RRFS has now joined the NAM rankings .. although seems like every model is flip flopping around with this one .. I think you just paint a 1-3” across all the northeast and see what happens lol
  21. Is this year 3 of drought? Before this dry period it was wet for a few years but that didn't help snow totals lol
  22. Can you please REMOVE me from THAT Xmas card list?? LOL..thanks in advance!!
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