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I’m not buying the Euro change to rain on Tuesday . That’s a cold HP. I’d bet that trends colder even due coastal areas

Latest Euro weeklies continue to depict a shift from -WPO/+EPO to a -EPO heading into mid Jan, with a pretty decent NA look. The pattern becomes pretty respectable prior to that. Western US trough not as deep with a flattish PNA ridge developing by the 10th.

HRRR looks almost dead nuts on with current radar

Wow the winds just ramped up

Spent about 20 mintues Figuring which plug kept tripping my breaker earlier. Rain got into one of the plugs lol

Barely a puff of wind as it went through here. Gotta say the wind must've been been pretty strong earlier. Just got home and my grill and outdoor furniture was all blown off the patio. The Adirondack chairs are pretty heavy, so there must've been some solid gusts.

Worst winds of the afternoon/evening the last 1/2 hr. Unplugged all my outdoor xmas stuff for now.

Honestly, went through a majority of Christmases in Midland in the low 50s with a chilly morning. Wasn't bad at all. Just don't want humidity unless snow is involved. Keep it dry and coolish and I'm fine.

Heavy snow shower here. Some yellow on radar, but very brief.

Winds are absolutely roaring now

Snowman19 lol That thread is a train wreck. Gloom and doom. No recovering from this upcoming pattern! Days getting longer in 2 days. Summer is coming!!

I will say that storm front yesterday was very impressive with the thunder and the driving rains. That wind was brutal.

Think this will favor SNE moreso than us but it's on the table.

What I’ve always seen is a -AO & -NAO always trump a -PNA. EPO is not as big of player when the other two are -.

didn’t have much wind here, a couple gusts around 35mph surprising since this is usually a pretty windy spot, high was 52° at noon 36° now and no precip.

Somewhere in the ballpark of an inch of wind blown snow. There’s also been several snow squall warnings around as well with one currently stretching across I-99 from just north of Bellwood to Tyrone and extending over towards Lewistown The high wind warning worthy gusts in the actual warned counties may occur during the next several hours as near term guidance showing an enhancement of winds on and just east of the Allegheny Front centering on roughly the 7pm-midnight timeframe. Some HRRR images for 10pm Surface wind gusts (mph) 925mb winds (knots) 850mb winds (knots)

A report of snow out near Port Jervis.

This winter reminds me a lot of 22-23 just shifted 2 weeks earlier. Early cold and snowy period followed by a long period of storminess on the W Coast and warmth here in January. Hopefully this means we get a 22-23 like rally in February and it gets done by March 15th this time around. Madison and Green Bay recorded around 50 inches of snow in the Feb 15th to April 1st rally in 22-23. Something like that but a bit more spread the wealth and earlier would be nice to say the least.

Just eye candy, but impressive.

Down to 35 F here, dropping and with the winds, just beautiful...

Pack was obliterated here. Only a few plow piles left in the most shaded area of the neighborhood.

Some flakes for the 23rd

Same here.

It can split NNE and SNE ( not sure i think you're in VT ?) anyway, the storm track can end up flopping like an unmanned fire hose because both tracks are supported ... sort of ending up between cutters and transfers... SNE rolls dice ending up shafted or SWFE 50/50 .. while mix gets to PF, and then it's powder snow up in CAR ... It's not impossible for easterly NAO's to even swash a warm sector or two. No coincidence we're seeing the operational runs flopping around as they have been.

Ugh! Had to reset the timer for the Christmas lights. These power outages tend to be a bit inconvenient.