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Sun has come out here. The younger Ms. J is coming home for Fall pause from school. Told her to watch the weather as she is driving 15 S. I am going to watch for her also.
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I recall not so long ago, you'd get a PT when there was a sharp gradient of snow/no snow on the S Shore, and snowfall was only 1". And I said, "you really are getting excited about seeing that?" And you fired back saying how fascinating it was seeing the sharp gradient. Guess that weenie I once knew is long gone!
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Gerber or Beechnut?
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E PA/NJ/DE Autumn 2026 Obs/Discussion
Birds~69 replied to PhiEaglesfan712's topic in Philadelphia Region
67F/DP 65F Line clearly starting to form just W of State College (73F/DP 66F)
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
batmanbrad replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
and watch has been posted - actually covers areas further south than the MD depicted... -
62/62 here with rather dense fog… sub 30s for lows tonight and tomorrow it seems.
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Yep 100%. Give me the home runs. I’m done bunting, moving someone from 2nd to 3rd.
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Taking it up a notch, you get ppl like @CoastalWx who say MEH and whine if every storm is not a blockbuster. Look at his post just from a few hours ago. Whining basically b/c "I have seen it all and am jaded." And now takes the figurative position, "I only want HOME RUNS, singles and doubles SUX!"
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
dailylurker replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
Glad I'm moving way NW this winter. I'm already getting sick of hearing "N&W" Almost totally clear now and warming up fast. -
Sounds great! Hopefully they do well this year. We have to have our money in soon for the rental of our cabin…so thoughts of winter are closing in.
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You should go live EFFINGham NH, at least you'd see a lot more SN.
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based on the stats i had posted in the fall thread, above average temps and below average snow should be the way. the only way that doesn't happen is if teleconnections/blocking does something interesting at some point, or if there is random luck.
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Sun out
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Instead of PD2 we could call it PS2 (Perfect Storm 2)!
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A classic GIF from "Midlo" that fits this!
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Sun just busted out here in Bloomingdale.
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80" winter for cedar rapids just locked in
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Sun came out 12:40ish. So I was off by 40 min. Temp went from 66 to 77 in 30 min
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Like I said. Congrats Bel Air
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Some peaks of sun, slow to burn off , late PM highs still stuck at 68 with a forecasted highs of 76
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MCD out with 80% chance of a watch for the northern tier
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Funny enough, my wife hates snow, but she had a fantastic professional opportunity out of the blue. How could I say no? Especially when 2 of the prior 3 winters were sub 20” seasonal snowfalls in my part of CT. Life is short and youth is shorter. Take big swings.
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MAV is still cold in the rad pits Sunday morning. That 14° at SLK would be close to a record
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Here's @GaWx big Oct 1982 storm. This page from Storm Data I recall well back in the day and I was awed by the line "an almost hurricane-like eye off the coast of SC." So what is fcst down the road is in-line w/ previous very strong El Ninos. All this focus on how unusual or "unpredictable" the wx is for very strong El Nino (or wx in general), when in reality, the wx that happens within this type of El Nino is normal for it based on previous events! https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/gibbs/image/GOE-5/IR/1982-10-24-21
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Must be factorin g in the weekend chill. Think the period 10/19 - 10/26 hover s above normal overall, likely for higher mins with the onshore onslaught.
