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Haha

A positive bust incoming. Temps keep dropping. Its 30 now with moderate snow . The radar is about to go boom before it ends.

Nice flake size tho and very steady rates.

Kind of reminds me of Juno a bit as depicted.

1.5" Near what i expected with a couple hours to go

As of 12:00 am, it's now slightly below 32F (31.8F) and snowing moderately with 0.7" on the ground (on the snow); we have about 0.3-0.4" on other surfaces and a coating on all untreated paved surfaces, so things are getting slick. Radar still looks good for awhile, so I'm thinking 2" is attainable by 4 am when things are supposed to wind down.

Fantasy fatigue.

Any pretty snow maps for next weekend?

It's snowing and sticking but nothing too interesting

Moderate snow finally changed over paved areas beginning to cave. 33f humidity 99% dew point 33f The very definition of marginal Total snow: 0.02” Total Snow for Year: 25.8”

For those interested in the climate indexes discussion: check out 2026-2027 El Nino thread

Snowing yey

No …zoomed out I saw 946, but that was a jumble of numbers so corrected my post and image below off of ttb actual 989

For at least 2 years now, GFS is unreliable outside of 60 hours.

Exactly-There's nothing else going on-so great time to learn and discuss.

Pretty strong system that has a lot more juice to work with. Might be the best chance since the Jan storm.

946 ?

I decided to look and yeah - thats a world beater. 6.2 days out so not complete lala land. 989 tucked under LI just inside the BM. Got my attention there. Lets do this and then close out Winter.

I find this to be an good coincidence -- I say coincidence because the QBO is a Stratosphere index. But since the QBO 30mb data started in 1979, every single December (6) in QBO >+5 and ENSO +El Nino -- has had the same anomaly temperature pattern. There is a >80% chance this will be this upcoming December (+QBO/+ENSO). Not only is every map the same, but they are strong anomalies in the Northeast and Great Lakes in every example. Will be interesting to see what happens in December 2026: Following January in +QBO/El Nino: The map skews warmer for El Nino because the +QBO state favors a stronger Stratosphere Polar Vortex. This has correlation with +AO in the +0-day. Not a definite constant, but a higher average in the mean (deep 10mb SPV) -- El nino by itself correlates with more High pressure in the Stratosphere.

Dusting on dirt, struggling to stick on sidewalks IMBY

Cmc also crushes SNE

How is this thread not a 5 alarm fire after the 0z GFS!?

If the gfs and cmc are right , Boston will have over 60 inches for the winter.

Yea, def. worth tracking. I hope I'm wrong.

Its easy the old snow is solid vs this fluff