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Let us know if that changes.

3K still has it snowing still at 1:00p.m Wednesday in Maine.

Historic 1,000 year cold building https://x.com/ryanmaue/status/2003182403121287452?s=46&t=m4Eqkekadb-JCXTm7k-Txg

16 years

Only an inch different? Wouldn’t call that a drastic shift in modeling

Hopefully another Christmas that’s bare here and white on the Cape. That would be cool.

I got you. I’m thinking more about the individual event; that year will never be replicated. .

Time to take another break again..see you in another 36 hrs.

Always looked marginal and very light. Mood snow is most likely

It’s why I’m back. Just spreading holiday cheer. Busy today, but nothing worth posting about.

Boundary layer is such garbage for a lot of us. If it were to pound dendies it might Be a different story, but this looks to have putrid rates at 33-34F outside of narrow bands. Just add it to the list of Smegma since 2022.

Lol you come back and the NAM pulls the rug out!!!!

Nothing ever took that funky track but these were back to back overrunning events, first one was all snow, 2nd one was mixed. https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/NARR/1994/us0126.php https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/NARR/1994/us0127.php

Nam back to C-1”. Sweet.

Not sure, maybe, but I'm leaving open the possibility that we have one of those rare years where everything over performs like 2005. If nothing happens tomorrow or Friday, then probably not.

I think this will come back.

For New York City and nearby areas, a coating to perhaps an inch remains the most likely outcome. The 2" figure shown on the NAM has been slashed in its 0z cycle. Live by the NAM... Die by the NAM... Issues for New York City: Mainly or wholly above freezing Light precipitation rates

Just gotta hope there’s some precip to be had…that’s the big question now all of a sudden, right.

35/23 now. Not expecting anything

Aiming to take a first look at this next one tomorrow night.

Anyone have access to IP/ZR accumulation maps for the fantasy storm on gfs, just for fun?

Talk to me in 24 hours.

Can’t believe I’m saying this, but does a storm like this give 1994 vibes to the old timers here? Just the unusualness of it, if it occurs. .

See…coming out of the shit barrel already. Ya, that’d be decent there. If I can pick up 2” I’d be happy. Hoping to do that.

That January 1989 Alaska cold snap, in my opinion, could be a candidate for the most impressive temperature-related weather event in recorded history on Earth, relative to “normal”. Tanana, AK was the epicenter. During the last 2 weeks of that month, every single day was at least 43 degrees colder than normal. The peak of the cold was 1/27/1989, with a high/low of -60/-76…which is 60 degrees colder than normal. An absolutely unbelievable event. While Alaska has had some impressive cold waves since then (Dec. 2012 comes to mind), they have mainly been duration-driven instead of extreme intensity. Nothing has come close to the severity of January 1989.