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  2. 00z was way more juiced then 18z so we will see what 12z does
  3. It really seems to be the big wildcard here.
  4. Do you not use water? Even if you are on municipal water, it got pretty tight last year in a lot of places. I'm on the board of my village water system and we had to buy water for several months last year. Right now, even though we have good snow cover and there is a lot in the mountains, I would venture a guess that the actual amount of water in the snow pack isn't all that impressive.
  5. From LOT AFD: Also have to point out a growing signal for a southwest-flow synoptic scale cyclone somewhere east of the Rocky Mountains in the February 11-14 timeframe, with both the GEFS/EPS already favoring our area being on the warm side. Should a cyclone actually develop and we end up on the warm side, could easily envision forecast focus trending toward hydrology concerns considering the frost depth of just deeper than 13 inches at our office isn`t going to vanish anytime soon.
  6. Like having the snow cover but yes-the cold/dry is the worst. And even if we do get into the mid 30s during the day the density of the snow will make it take forever to melt.
  7. -5 at the gate. That's only 500' of elevation difference. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk
  8. The coldest morning I've had in years here. Down to -1°.
  9. Latest Natty Blend looks like a general half inch across the region east of the western highlands. The forecast of less than an inch seems reasonable.
  10. A little inversion. Not as much as I thought it would be.
  11. I am more in the nrn part of Weymouth. I saw on here Pembroke with 3” and my folks had that in Marshfield. Not sure where the Pembroke report exactly is, but my parents are near the Pembroke line of Marshfield, just north of the rt3 and 139 interchange.
  12. Wish as it would be nice to get rid of this ice. Some back roads still suck. I'll take the rain at that time frame but my long range is only looking like 40
  13. Check this out! The Copernicus Sentinel satellite captured this high-definition image of Narragansett Bay on Saturday. The high resolution of the image shows where the bay is beginning to freeze over, such as in Greenwich Bay, just south of Warwick. There is also plenty of ice in the East Bay, along with a decent-sized ice field west of Prudence Island and in the Sakonnet River.
  14. Keep an eye out for Judah Cohen’s new blog today. He’s doing an extensive write up on the stratosphere and it’s getting released to the public later on today. The link will be on his twitter
  15. I see a -15 between Jonesborough and Johnson City: Shady Valley looks like the winner: I know the Wunderground map isn't the be all, end all, but I could only find a couple of places on that network, on the whole planet (in rural Quebec), that were colder this AM.
  16. I didn't know it was safe. Thanks for letting me know. I'm almost half way across the river now just above Dock Street dam.
  17. Feb 13th, 2024 had a bunch of 12"+ in the OKX area in Orange, Putnam and Fairfield...just not at any official climo site. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/feb-13-2024
  18. I'm over the cold already. If there's no big storms on the horizon then warm things up and melt it.
  19. Still plenty of slush in spots under the snow even up to Winni. Downside to the weight of a deep pack. Plenty of ice, but makes a pain to navigate. Been trying to keep a hockey rink cleared and its finally firmed up enough under the snow to shovel to top off without making a total mess
  20. High of 34.0 yesterday and made it down to 12.6 this morning, our coldest reading of the season
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