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Up to 20.3° after a morning low of 13.8° before the clouds came in. Entering day 11 of continuous snow cover, although we're about at 80% coverage now. Pretty amazing from 2.8 inches of sow through the period. Hopefully the bare spots get covered up with another 2-3 inches tonight. Two would be great from this setup, 3 would be a pleasant surprise.

Let’s keep the beat going today!

I'm not sure how it is done, but to me, a snowstorm is a snowstorm, take the clock out of it.

Side note, since im in point pleasant I was lucky to score this local brew. I hope its tasty! Seems fitting for a 1am beach excursion

Seeing a hint of an IVT reaching back to the coast as this departs. Hoping for at least some Currier and Ives here.

@Scraff Found this for tonight. Im out of town in Southern Monmouth County, NJ right on the beach. Fitting brew. Hope to get some snow on the sand.

Why do people think that other people want to see that, or care about that? So frieken stupid. That’s the bigger issue imo. He’s a weird dude.

Even better when you can loop their old Christmas play lists: https://twcclassics.com/audio/playlists-christmas-2009.html

Yeah south of Harriman it’s pretty much bare ground

Not a flake here yet. Looks like we may get about what we got with the last clipper, 0.2".

WB 13Z HRRR at HR 18.

yes I have fond memories of the Trammel Starks music that TWC used to play a lot of, oh, 25-30 years ago?

Pulling me back in!

So far the mesos like FV3 and Wrf NSSL came north from 00z…albeit some were paltry at 00z.

Yep, we just got jawn’d…I mean HRRR’d and NAM’d. 31F/DP 24F

Real weenies know to play old TWC music from good winters of yore while watching models come in. It's the real magic.

From wind chills in the -20s today and tomorrow to...that. The phrase "averages are merely a mean of extremes" comes to mind. Between the first and second halves, this month will likely show up as close to "normal" temperature-wise around these parts when all is said and done, but it will say absolutely nothing about the conditions actually experienced on any given day.

that configuration with low heights diving into the N ATL like that from SE Canada is pretty typical of retrograding -NAO events. would line up well with the lag from the SSW we had in late Nov @Stormchaserchuck1

It ain’t over yet. Play it another 50 times.

wouldn't be surprising in the slightest if this was partially due to the persistent SPV disruptions and SSW that we've seen over the last three weeks. ensembles are definitely picking up on a wavebreaking -NAO signal with some retrograding Scandi / N ATL high pressure

I knew playing let it snow 50 times yesterday would do the trick.

I agree with you. They are messy and can give us hellacious ice storms, but they usually roll in good and juiced.

You going to quote the follow up to that when I said NYC is likely to get more

That 3.5" marker over central MoCo is just about on top of where I live (Gaithersburg, near Laytonsville), I'll take that.

Rob = The Snow Natzi bahaha