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We've had some, they just haven't panned out.

why are they official obs? (if so)

Yeah, this year is definitely not the norm....I would typically either have a mud mess or a brown glacier by now

Accordion effect

Wife said the same thing on our walk tonight

Lazy ass observer…never legitimately measured depth and accounted for compaction. They just kept adding new snow values to the pack. lol

I bought a lawn rake at Rocky's and spent a few hours of yard work. South Coast January's of yore.

And yeah that 2017 event was great. I know N and W of BOS roll their eyes, but I enjoyed it.

47⁰ here, shady spots still have around 2 inches....full coverage otherwise, tomorrow should do it though, anything with sun will be swiss cheese. It is already down to 27, so that should help freeze it solid abit. We have had 3+ inches of coverage since the 26th, can't complain about that, especially in my part of SNE.

That needs to phase around the Mississippi River to get a good storm.Either something slows down or something speeds up but interesting to watch.

Model of choice at 18z....AIFS Euro deterministic.

It’s pretty much close the shades here until a week from today or tomorrow.

Elite science

That’s what I think. Even with Ne flow you see it. But I think that holds weight because you don’t see it in smaller events or WAA type deals where 850 winds are SE-S.

Today was torchelicious.

The 18z ensembles roll a ridge through as expected right around the 21s....and then they bring the trough almost immediately back East as the EPO rebuilds. 12z GEFS w/ the coup if that is how it works out - yes, wow. Crazy day today...and I have been out of pocket for most of it. Tomorrow should be the same. Don't assume my absence means bad things!

It’s nice to be home

Don’t forget ass hair

First time we’ve seen green across the forum on one of these outlooks in a very long time

On deep layer easterly flow events, you’ll get initial land convergence in SE MA with a slight elevation rise too in interior SE MA but then it goes back down into E RI before you get the bigger upslope into NW RI and far NE CT. I wonder if absent any midlevel enhancement, they just get stuck in subsidence between the land convergence/slight upslope in interior SE MA and the upslope further west.

Geese were flying due East today....lots of them. What's that all about?

It’s not necessarily from a CF. I mentioned I noticed it in big time erly flow events. There is a meteorological reason there.

Low in Media last night was briefly 33f. Currently it is 36f surprisingly pretty chilly considering it was fairly warm today.