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It has been more relentless than most other wind storms. Peaks were higher last week but this is constant long-lasting 40-55mph gusts that repeat every minute or two.

No one should be giving up. These are the same trash models that said it would be 75 today.

I really thought you would have done much better. I saw most model were favoring from Bethel west into Wash Co.as another higher area.

Well we had just come off the ice age idea of the70’s…so that’s all you need to know.

Maybe. I wouldn’t be tossing a system that is over a week out though. And especially not one that is 10 days out. They may not happen. If that ridge rolls over, we’ll actually get mild for a few days, and that could set off some melts in here but there’s a very strong signal for a reload of the ridging out west and up into AK beyond that both on EPS/GEFS and the weeklies, so I think we’re going to continue to have chances. Obviously we want to start hitting on a few…we’ve already done plenty of cold with little snow this year.

At some point you need to understand, this is how it goes here. You don’t live in Labrador, or British Columbia, or the inter mountain west. This is how SNE works.

That's why I prefer gummies.

As I have said on here a few times, there have been bigger storms, colder storms, storms of longer duration, and storms with larger final totals for sure. But I have never, ever, ever, seen anything approaching the rate of snow or lack of visibility that I witnessed during about 90 minutes at the peak of this storm. Nothing before or after was even close. Also, just incredible to think that this storm was now one quarter of a century ago. Geez.

I mean I'm counting my blessings. Thankfully it's just the weather, and we're not reliving the music, fashion and Architectural styles of the time

What was the global warming situation in the 80's???

200%.

Yes. And that’s how it kind of goes…some aren’t old enough to understand this very simple concept.

High yesterday was a toasty 77. This morning it dropped to 30. Wind is making it feel much colder. A 47 degree drop is impressive.

Or get better and cycle up and down like a roller coaster like it has been forever. Some of us keep bringing this up, but some of us had to live through the 80s. Same crap different decade

Just like models lost the 1-3” for tomorrow night and now brought it back . Same should apply with these two

Yeah NYE has more chance of leaving a coating based on what CAMs show but that might not really be able to get going for most of us. Would probably be more for SE PA/NJ. And then NYD is much more likely to just be a non-accumulating flurry, though maybe for a brief moment it can look snowglobey.

Not likely…last year wasn’t as bad(nothing great obviously) as the year before that. This year better already than last…

...can also shift/change and get worse...

Anything more than a “T” would be a little much for that setup.

flow seems too fast for that

We've been here before, but it's been several decades

Embrace the 1-2” for all of SNE with more on CC. Nickels and dimes it is

CAMs seem to be open to the idea of a double serving of light snow across both NYE and NYD. Northeast extremity of the subforum seems like it would be favored for NYE, while on NYD you'd get a brief line of snow moving from NW-SE. Both are probably too marginal to model with much accuracy until the final hours...

I hear you. Out this way we've done just fine... so far. I don't feel the sting yet

Yup, take what ma nature gonna give ya.