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Major pattern relaxation. Just wonder if its (winter) basically over

You started the f****** trash with your posts.

-4 windchill here right now!

Spoken like a true enabler

The 18z GFS does indeed find a Christmas Eve cold front. Chinook-then-cold front pattern in place. I actually don't mind that. That is a far better option than the standing ridge(which had rain into almost the Hudson Bay). It will be interesting to see if it intensifies that 24th cold front with time. Originally, it had an anafront on that day. Of course, it has also had sever as well! LOL

Your attitude ruins the forum more than Canderson's does six days from Sunday which means that he doesn't, and hasn't, ruin(ed) the forum at all, ever. Nope. I don't either. He was just posting what was transpiring in his backyard/neighborhood.

Clear. Breezy. 15.6

Jesh! Im at 13 already with several in the single digits this evening. Crazy.

Nice stretch of just pure fluff right now. Used the leaf blower to clear the steps, not often we can do that around here it feels like.

Our winds have died here. Down to 13 here.

I believe he didn't get much either.It's besides the whole point.

Great observations. I appreciate your input as always!

Man never have I understood a perspective so little. After a few shutout years, the tristate has several inches of snow OTG two weeks into met winter in the middle of the holiday season. It’s a great weekend to be a NYC winter wx lover! The last few winters, I’ve had a “close the shades” mentality. Not this year though. We are definitely working against a broader backdrop of a warming climate and less snowiness on a decadal timeframe, but I’m growing confident that this is the year we start cycling up and out of the recent nadir of craptastic winters.

I'm not going to play the blind and stupid game with anybody. I'm done stop this f****** trash.

I agree 100 percent with this statement. He has always been a great member. I looked back at what he said last night and see absolutely nothing wrong with it. He posted facts that they didn’t get much, don’t see anything wrong with that.

I would think Philly had 5+ seeing the other totals...

DudeReally?Stop enabling someone who keeps ruining the forum.

This was as disgusting as any of them. I understand what you are trying to do here and although people will give you a free pass, this is some true, f****** a****** s*** right here . Its absolute b******* that I had to put up with this kind of stuff myself for so many years.There's absolutely no reason why blizzard should have to be on the receiving end of this a******'s games either.

For whatever reason, deterministic global models are having a very difficult time seeing cold fronts in the d10-15 range. I think that is feedback(infinite loop stuff). The chinook looks plausible and is a pretty normal phenomenon in my book. The cold fronts pushing it back make a lot of sense as well. I doubt that pattern is very stable as it requires a lot of amplification to sustain that type of back and forth. I just read LC's writeup from last night. He is firm with his last 1/3 of January and most of Feb being cold. To me that is a 95-96 type of analog. But it fights winters which return with some fight - lots of analogs for those. If the QBO wasn't negative, I would be more solemn. I suspect we see the NAO fire, and as we know, the lead time on the NAO firing is very short.

Though I haven’t lived full-time in New England since 2014, I’ve always lurked/participated on these forums. I was in Texas 2014-2019 for a combination of college and work. I missed a great winter in 2014-15, but graduated a semester early which allowed me to be back in New England for most of the meat of the 17-18 winter which was great. In late 2019, I moved back to the northeast and have endured the worst 5 1/2 year stretch of snow in my life (I’m 30). I think the best storm that I witnessed in-person was the Dec 18 (ish?), 2020 event in NYC. After this beatdown, I gave up on winter and we are moving to the Santa Barbara area in two weeks. We moved out of our place in Hoboken yesterday and are staying with the in laws on the North Shore of Long Island as our moving truck makes its way across the country. Great, I thought we were going to be in the bulls eye for this event-one last hurrah! But, no! We hit a local minima and got 3-4” as surrounding areas got 7-8”. One final gut punch. 65-75° year around and the bi-weekly trek to the Sierra for snow doesn’t sound so bad after all.

Congrats to Debbie Sr and Jr. Scooter getting smoked right now

Dude......really?

Yea BCPS got caught off guard I think. None of the parking lots in Reisterstown have been touched.

15 degrees now. Temp has dropped like a rock this afternoon