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  2. I'd take 5 to 8 inches in a heartbeat. Especially with frozen ground and an arctic high moving in. Yes sir. Let's do it.
  3. I'm tempted to take the cork off the fork after looking at the 12z model suite.
  4. Who cares what twc or what any local news stations ever say. Us weenies know more. Most people just piggyback what dtx says, which we all know is as accurate as accuwx. Do you still watch local news for their forecasts?
  5. I will add, the difference between this and the AIFS is pretty remarkable. Will be a good test of man vs. machine
  6. Based on the Euro I could see Scooter could get over a foot
  7. The yard here is still entirely ice. I'd love to see anything covering the grass. Especially some fine powder. And to watch it fall for a solid amount of time!
  8. The GFS went from 42” snow in S MD to zero in 3 model runs. It needs to be shot in its head.
  9. I would take it right now and I’m even in the zone that gets some of the lighter amounts. A statewide win like this would be so cool. .
  10. That's a tight gradient... the ultimate melt storm as visualized...
  11. Its the truth. Not sure why people care about 6z and 18z models.
  12. I hope that mean includes 10 monster hits and 41 whiffs. Go big or go home.
  13. Yeah, though storms do weird things hitting our little microclimate
  14. And the NBM got a little snowier over the last 3 runs and is still way snowier than any model for reasons I don't understand given the inputs - maybe someone here has hacked it?
  15. 2/10/87, but chance to spread the wealth further inland. Don't punt yet
  16. Little has changed since 6z. The deep 500 mb low that is forecast to develop will track through Alabama, Georgia and then out to sea. That's too far to the south to allow for an appreciable snowfall in the New York City area. A lighter snowfall remains plausible. The 12z Guidance: Some of the synoptic details are still subject to change. The guidance should be growing more skillful in resolving the synoptic details through the day today and especially tomorrow.
  17. Mostly we've seen cape scrapers and they are still mostly cape scrapers. Anyone in extreme SE New England is still very happy. Anyone else is still going to have a watching brief till we get to give up time. Id take many of the current models. I missed this last one and after the last winters with single digit snowfalls, I'm not going to turn my nose up at the prospect of a snow day. Also, all the evolutions still look a little odd and like there's more to be resolved. Could be the resolution is that it's even further offshore, who knows.
  18. Yes, it wouldn’t take much 50-100 miles makes a world of difference.
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