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It will be meh as usual

Thank you. I've never seen a link.

Dude, the western ski resorts are dying for snow. They are off to their worst start in years. They have highway signs that say “pray for snow” Are you even aware what is going on out there?

The dewpoint has nearly continuously risen for the past 72 hours from 2 degrees up to 53

Everyone ready for the rain and wind?

Always tough to get blamed for someone else's actions. I enjoy both his AFD's and his posts here.

And what do you bring to the table?

Jesus

18z ICON has snow now on 12/23

Rain to PA

You have today and yesterday mixed up.

Big changes coming to the gfs model, new datasets, etc including AI stuff. Talking about it right now on weather channel with new guy in charge of noaa

Normal

Todays Euro Weeklies are still not great by any means but they are a bit colder/less mild during 3 weeks of the 4 weeks starting with week 2: 12/29-1/4 yesterday 12/29-1/4 today 1/12-18 yesterday 1/12-18 today 1/5-11 was also a little colder today **Edited for corrections needed in my captioning because I had “today” and “yesterday” reversed. Today’s are less mild as I said.

You two love being wrong . Keep it up.

What happened? You said 9 before, now we're down to 7?!

Non the less, if the 1 met who says there's a chance of a L forming of the coast giving most east snow, is correct then snow not rain. But I believe what he says with a grain of salt lol Around new years*

thats what we like to hear!

it's one run, but it's certainly possible. Winters like 2005-06 had something similar. Need to see if it holds or not...

You are more annoying then Tony saying every winter storm threat will snow and "we track". @MJO812

Shocking no major storms enough to put a damper or stop festivities in NYC area.

lol only destroyed by those who continue to expect op runs to be consistent 10-15 days out. I'll stop contributing to the stupidity by not making anymore posts about what is possible based on an op run. It's pretty ridiculous how so many long time members of a weather forum still don't understand how this works.

I think the ridge over the central US is just too powerful and at some point the negative PNA will force storms into the West Coast, causing the ridge to roll over into the east. By then ,the ridge will be less powerful but still give us above normal temperatures and dryer conditions

Delayed but not denied? Or is this just more of the same from the models showing a big warm up in the extended range only to keep pushing it further out as they have been doing since early fall?

Not sure how long the more hostile pattern will last, but definitely dont see any pattern sustaining itself the rest of winter. One analog year that Ive not seen thrown around, but this winter is somewhat resembling so far (at least through the forecasted end of December) is 1964-65.