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No Jan 94?

Max 16⁰ ... Min 6⁰ ... Snow : 0.4"

Of course you will but it's from a certified wx station sanctioned by Cuba wx service so there is that

Lol I will toss that.

Quite an impressive stretch you have to admit since Jan 27 w/ widespread lows in the single numbers in New England w/ many cold spots below zero. ORE has been as low as -18 F and OWD -16 F. And this going to continue right trough Fri, a break Sat, then Sun-Tue again. CoastalWx *should* like this cold b/c it preserves his "white gold." LOL.

Lol

Yeah, that’s better for NC than your area. But you should like this next one better for your area but it’s from a followup system, not the system this thread is addressing:

Let's 40 to 1 J.SPIN style and call it a day

34.3 and that rain that you know that wants to be snow.

A few flakes of snow here, 29°F. Made it to 35 here today, but didn't really lose any snowpack. We discussed taking a shot at sledding on the sleet pack later this week, lol.

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Max 21 min 9 snow trace

0Z Euro:

Wakefield NWS is saying maybe an inch tomorrow and into tomorrow night. We shall see.

Welp the fix was in, the low came in a little more spicy and spiked me with advection after radiative heating. Ultimately although temperatures did crash DP was already above freezing and it wasn't enough I was 3F too warm. This is a win for the NAM and GFS over the Euro and Canadian solutions. Perhaps something to take into account weighing nodels for overrunning events. 33.5 as of now.

Water fell from the sky tonight. Not sure what that was about

Friday clipper could be juiced. And then cold and very windy Saturday

Just stepped outside. It's 34.1 with a rain sleet mix. Could turn to snow.

There’s nothing like a deep winter landscape

East central part of town right near the Manchester line.

Does the pattern usually persist in Feb-March? Top 20 analogs Following Feb 500mb Following Feb Air Temp Following March Air Temp The pattern seems to take a break to +TNH in Feb, then returns in March. It's interesting that models have this N. Pacific High pressure building, although they are south of the normal +TNH position right now. Interestingly, the same Dec-Jan pattern actually holds somewhat through the whole following April - August

My first thought when I saw the snow hole was that maybe the high res models were overdoing some terrain effect... I didn't realize you were on the Virginia side of the Cumberland Gap, maybe the model just creates some super downslope effect in that area to try and more accurately match the erroneous snowfall totals in that area? I didn't realize the models got fed previous local snowfall data for future forecasts but it makes sense that if the models consistently busted high with respect to the erroneous data, someone would try and tweak the geography or something in the model to make it "more" (though in this case less lol) accurate for that location