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  2. eduggs
    The airmass today is actually pretty cold - seasonably cold at least. And yet the warmer spots in the City will tickle 50 and places like Poughkeepsie and Hartford will near or exceed 40. Classic winter feel in the mountains with springtime in the valleys.
  3. canderson
    Car reads 51 at Lal Bean in Mechanicsburg. It’s like Christmas Eve out today.
  4. TJW014
    Don't move anything! Sincerely, C/S NJ
  5. eduggs
    I thought your language was good. And I'm not trying to talk down - there's plenty I don't know. It's just that at quick glance the plot and summary give the impression that warmer temps cause less snow.
  6. mitchnick
    Because this board/thread is for upcoming threats per title and there is a separate forum for it. So just like we don't go into the climate change forum to discuss storm threats in the coming weeks, we don't come into this forum to argue over climate change issues. Plus, it inevitably leads to unnecessary arguments.
  7. Brian5671
    45 here lots of melting today especially with the stronger sun-got into the car and it was warm inside for a change.
  8. winterwarlock
    48 imby
  9. WeatherGeek2025
    this makes the most sense!
  10. TauntonBlizzard2013
    Was in Marshfield earlier for an open house. Flurries. Staying safe
  11. SnowenOutThere
    We are an atmospheric science board so why is it suddenly controversial to discus a whole field of it? Seriously it’s like saying we couldn’t discuss 500mb height maps or vort maps because they’re “political”. They both directly impact our storms and climate zones. It is what it is
  12. Itstrainingtime
    My apologies! I intended to like your post and just realized that I did not. Sorry about that!!!
  13. ChescoWx
    I suspect elevation will play a role in this one....some valley locales may struggle to accumulate. I suspect a slushy 2 inches above 600ft and less than an inch below 400 feet
  14. dendrite
    It’s been like 6hrs straight of flurries today. lol
  15. MJO812
  16. Damage In Tolland
    ZR FTW
  17. BristowWx
    Because we tried every variety of chips…and porn…now we are bored
  18. Sey-Mour Snow
    going to be a gradient, hopefully we are on the snow/ice side rather than ice/rain side.. C
  19. Sey-Mour Snow
    You sure? That would cause a lot of issues..
  20. Damage In Tolland
    We’re fine . Especially N CT
  21. donsutherland1
    I respect your precision. I used "explains" in a statistically descriptive sense, not to talk about causation. I could have used more technical language talking about measuring the predictable variation (via linear relationship in this case) between the independent and dependent variable(s). Keeping in mind that the Board has an audience, some of whom have yet to enter college, such terminology would create more confusion than clarity. Unfortunately, there are trade-offs involved in simplifying discussions.
  22. Santa Claus
    gorgeous day outside 45/21 warm sun nice breeze happy valentine’s day too wow
  23. Sey-Mour Snow
    Mostly rain for us, some snow some ice a lot of rain, we need all guidance to trend colder..
  24. midatlanticweather
    You guys are going to argue until the cows fart all the way home. There is a main forum thread for this. We have warming. Let's just leave that here. Go argue why over in the other thread
  25. bncho
    I think I actually remembered this from some sorta movie, but it just occured to me that a lot of methane is contained within our ice caps. When they melt they are released. But thank you for clarification about water vapor feedback.
  26. SnowenOutThere
    Eh technically the h20 vapor feedback is less important than you’d think. When I was younger I thought the same thing but it turns out the lifetime of water vapor is so low it prevents this buildup. Ofc, it’s still significant to our warming but not doomsday feedback look. Methane and permafrost release is more concerning but we also have some negative feedback loops for now.
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