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He's making an old board reference to a met who did exactly that. Dude got mad because people were calling him out on his forecast and stormed off after telling people "I hope you get an inch of ice!!"
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Friday February 6 FROPA / WINDEX small event
weatherwiz replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
It's going to be very localized but there is going to be a very narrow area which I think pulls off 3-5" within eastern CT...maybe more into SE CT -
He said what he said.
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Hell, make it freezing rain.
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Friday February 6 FROPA / WINDEX small event
TauntonBlizzard2013 replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
Euro looks like shit here -
Winter 2025-26 Medium/Long Range Discussion
OrdIowPitMsp replied to michsnowfreak's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
We sure do. I still think we are paying for winter 22/23’ but we tend to get juicy storms in Spring. -
Come back down to earth, Randy. The man stands by his post like a boss
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I hope you get one inch of rain
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Friday February 6 FROPA / WINDEX small event
Kitz Craver replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
Eastern CT and beyond favored for enhanced accumulation -
@CAPE, you're about to get a sternly worded PM
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This morning's version:
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Spaizzo started following Friday February 6 FROPA / WINDEX small event
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mods checking everyones creds to post in the LR thread
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Man went on a rant about belittling after he belittled the core people that make this board tick. Basically called them junk scientists living in their basements. What a time to be alive.
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Central PA Winter 25/26 Discussion and Obs
mahantango#1 replied to MAG5035's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Looks like the high temp. will be in the early morning hours on Saturday. Both the Euro and GFS have temps. near 10 or single digits during the rest of the day. Don't know why NWS is downplaying the winds either as euro and gfs have gusts over 40mph. -
there's always electro shock therapy...
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Feb 4-5 significant SE snow threat
WinstonSalemArlington replied to GaWx's topic in Southeastern States
From now on, we will be praying for weak La Niña winters. -
Even meds don’t work for some people
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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: 150K Salary Needed to Post
frd replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
Some changes in the longrange AO. Not going as positive. -
Friday February 6 FROPA / WINDEX small event
weatherwiz replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
The 12z HRRR has that feature too -
Writing up the regs now
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People already look at the DE posters in a funny way because of greyhat, et al, and now this joker. I'm willing to take one for the team, as it were and have a rainstorm for DE while the rest of you get fuckin buried just to watch the epic crashout that would ensue... i will regret saying that...
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its snowing here in NE GA! we have a dusting and the ground is white. its sloppy though at 32 lol
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Pittsburgh/Western PA WINTER ‘25/‘26
colonel717 replied to Burghblizz's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
No real lake involvement either. Clippers end up nowcasting events. 2 in is usually where I set my bar for a clipper. Is the airport really that low on their total this year. I am at 41.2 IMBY and I likely missed counting a few of the smaller .1 -.2 type of snows. -
February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: 150K Salary Needed to Post
frd replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
Hodhodata@statistics@Statisticizer · 16h #USA Outlook | 5–14 March (Synoptic Focus) The composite analyses for early–mid March depict a strongly amplified hemispheric pattern, with persistent negative 500-mb height anomalies spanning much of the central and eastern United States, and a pronounced long-wave trough anchored over the continent. This configuration is highly efficient at tapping Arctic air and driving southward cold-air advection well beyond typical late-winter latitudes. The evolution and depth of the trough, combined with a strengthened polar jet and downstream blocking signals, closely resemble classic setups associated with major Northwest and Great Plains blizzard episodes. While the exact placement of surface cyclogenesis will govern snowfall distribution, the synoptic backdrop favors one or more significant cold blasts, potentially accompanied by strong winds and wintry precipitation where moisture and lift overlap. As the pattern progresses, attention shifts to possible secondary reinforcements of cold into the central and eastern U.S., with spillover risks toward the Southwest depending on trough phasing and ridge response upstream. Overall, the signal points to high-impact, episodic cold intrusions rather than a quiet transition into spring, warranting close monitoring as March unfold -
I mean seriously, i know we all love snow and all, but if you're getting THAT upset when it doesn't happen? and you cant find a way to move on from it with, like other hobbies or your real life? Get help. Meds are wonderful things, just sayin...
