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Not optimistic. There’s an area of forcing knifing SE that is supposed to blossom Some snow for eastern areas later on this evening…that’s what could give a quick burst of actual half-decent rates. But it could also stay too far northeast. The dying WAA tries to rejuvenate some weaker echoes this afternoon but I am not counting on anything from that. For far eastern MA, they might try and sneak a piece of the IVT tomorrow….but that is low probability.

That's at least half sleet south of Rt. 78. Put that 6" line from Rt. 80 in northern Jersey, NYC, and mostly all of Long Island. As of right now. Things will almost certainly change a bit by Friday.

I try my best to understand these. So if you are sandwiched between the red line from mid PA to the blue line in NE PA that is a cold rain?

Why are you asking???...you wrote that 1-4 has been guaranteed for days...

Time to move on

EURO is pretty meh. Tries to hang some moisture back, but it’s light and diffuse looking.

4W Middletown is now up to 6.1".

From the NYC subforum...

We had about 12” in the 2/4/95 storm and then I think the next biggest storm all winter was maybe 2” or 3”. It was close to being historically awful if it weren’t for that one Storm.

Thoughts on rest of today / evening?

There’s a dedicated thread for Friday

Not going to know until go time.

Can we name the thread something else… (The lambs are still screaming )

When I was at Killington last year I recall seeing something about the Skyeship gondola being retired - is it just the original cabins? Anyone know if the Skyeship will be running this year? Just took a look at their website and it says they try to open it in late December but wasn't sure if that was simply historical info or current year expectations.

Euro is still fairly light precip. 2 to 4" for most

It looks to me like it says naa, here's a few rain showers. Enjoy the drought lol

No winter events (in fact, it's been an unusually dry month(, although the month did start off well below average temp-wise.

Same with the GEFS and GEPS. I posted this in the main ENSO thread. In order to get really cold these days we need some kind of record warmth in the Arctic. If we can just get the storm track to shift south to a benchmark position in January which looks possible, then maybe this can be our bounce back snowfall year which we have been hoping for.

Euro is pretty nice for far SW CT for Saturday. Rest of SNE is light snow that is probably getting shredded…prob 1-2” type deal.

12z Euro AI 10:1 24-hour snowfall .

Maybe my last snowman. Not bad fer 1" of snow. Moving to Morristown Tennessee in the spring...

Regular euro says nah just ice

60s too had a lot of snow days, also on frigid days the boiler at school broke down and they sent us home in the morning.

@MUweather I know these are operational models in the long range, but yikes! Any run-to-run consistency is, well, non-existent. Ensembles haven't been much better. We're at a crossroads in the numerical modeling world. Just pathetic!

Been snowing since 4:25 this morning about 2.5” on colder surfaces. Most of that fell early morning. Steady light snow since, not accumulating though.