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  2. I think you’ll see some of it up that way, perhaps an inch or so if the stuff in western PA holds together good. Less sure once south of about Harrisburg, might not see much additional down there. This kind of skirts ENE, and then westerly flow kicks in eventually and that will relegate what’s left to western PA and the Laurels most likely.
  3. Well that's a wrap - I haven't measured but looks like almost 2 inches of sleet with a glaze on top. Thanks everyone it was wild ride with this truly massive storm. Thankful that the ice storm did not pan out where i live. I love this group When the weather gets serious we show up here! Still wish we could see some snow!! Jimbo brought the luck starting the storm page early Hope he is feeling better!
  4. It's another tool in the toolbox. I am personally *very* pleased with the EC-AIFS and AIGFS with the last storm. Helped me keep my sanity when every other piece of guidance was insisting on washing out the CAD here today, against every bone in my body. Anyways, link is here: WeatherNext 2.0 Model Viewer
  5. This is brutal. Nothing breaks my heart more than seeing amazing trees get toppled. Especially for Historically idiotic “I’m sick of bird poop on my car” or “I’m sick of cleaning up leaves” reasons. Awful.
  6. Sounding is still saturated to 700 mb. Takes some time to dry out when it was up to 400 mb. I'm thinkin' plenty of under the radar snow showers. My other thought locally is freezing drizzle with super-cooled water droplets. Everything about -5 no dendrites but freezing drizzle. I made the call that cold chasing rain in Chattanooga would dry out. Would literally be the first time in my LIFE that doesn't verify. Well sh!t everything else about this storm was whacked!
  7. Measured a tad under 7" this morning before the change to sleet, not sure exactly how much sleet I got but it has to be at least 2". Very difficult to shovel
  8. Ruin his chance to have the most in SNE given the HRRR crushes coastal MA tomorrow with weenie OES bands!
  9. Looks like a New England clobbering Heisey, as if they need another one.
  10. 11.25” of snow / sleet total. 0.0 of ZR Precip has shut off 22 degrees. Storm reports up N are also impressive. Spotter in my parents town reported 13” @ 3pm, damn. Have to be at 15-16” now.
  11. They should have sent whoever measured 14" in Monessen at 3pm up there to measure. They would have hit 20" at KPIT .
  12. Apparently it was showing something like the Euro AI was 5 days out
  13. Power outages continuing to go up in western Carolinas.
  14. Still ZR here but wind has picked up and those pines are a swing'n. Up to 29F.
  15. Take this to banter. There was nothing to “try” except your made up “not in 30 years” “calendar day” thing. Most areas near downtown got 12-13”. The north hills got slammed with more. I’m shoveling 15”. Even with the lower airport total it’s the 20th snowiest calendar day ever, if one cares about calendar days. If they would have reported more, there just would have been another “haven’t had this in a calendar day in xx years”
  16. Didn't even get close to the forecasted high of 55 today. Made it to about 41. Currently 37 with mist and I can hear rumbles of thunder.
  17. 11/11 0.1 11/30 0.1 12/02 0.2 (sleet) 12/05 3.8 12/06 1.5 12/08 0.5 12/09 5.1 01/17 0.1 01/25 4.5 (mix of snow and sleet) Total 15.9
  18. Totally depends on the wind. If we get wind that's trouble
  19. Hard to imagine but Jan 24 1967 (68, 54) was fifty degrees warmer than yesterday was in NYC, and sixty degrees warmer than Jan 24, 1882 (6, -6). Jan 25, 1967 is still the warmest day in Toronto's now 186 years of January records (61 F).
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