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WB 12Z 3K NAM

You forgot to mention how it still managed to change to sleet over JI's house and he only gets 2-4"

Welp, looks like I’ll need to drive up Hamburg Rd again to see snow. 1k ft elevation is the new 500.

Final Call for entries and revisions. When the clock strikes midnight (EST) on Monday evening, the entry deadline will be closed. Speaking of which, here is my entry: BWI: 8.2 DCA: 6.7 IAD: 9.4 RIC: 8.2 ----- SBY: 6.7

ICON warmed a good bit too...not as crazy as NAM, but a solid tick. 12z runs are definitely seeing something so far. RGEM looked a little warmer too, but a very small amount vs 06z.

Same thoughts I have. I'm not confident I'll reach 2" but .5"-2" seems reasonable. The last minute north trend on models has begun, at least on some modeling.

Update Dec 1

go take another run

The overall differences between NAM/Euro/GFS seem rather subtle but these subtle differences have significant ramifications into how this unfolds. All kind of seems to be tied into exactly where/when the sfc low becomes more defined and where/when 925/850 lows develop and close off. Of course, there is still the signal in the potential for dual lows. Regardless, this will be a nice hit from parts of Maine through central NH, southern VT and into western MA. Also wondering if we see a secondary smaller max from like Worcester into SE NH

I believe its a function of not living through the lean years prior to 2000. People expect the bonanza of snowstorms during that time and get frustrated when we regress back to the mean.

Bingo. chubbs and donaldsutherland1 don't seem to understand that "subsidies" and "costs" are not the same thing. You can't just lump them in together like that. If you're going to do that - you also have to include "benefits". Not doing so simply invalidates the argument. It's an attempt to distract from the actual argument, which is explicit subsidies. That is a valid discussion, and the data clearly shows that renewable energy receives far more subsidies than fossil-fuel energy.

I just found out about it yesterday. At least it is on Pivotal

One slight bright spot is the AO is finally starting to drop, but the PNA sucks.

It's more like this

Okay, let's see!

One would think the models are physically handling this ... but there's an almost nondescript cold front and associated 'bubble' high over lower Ontario and Upstate NY ... DPs in that region are < 20F ... with temperatures about 10-15 F colder. It's moving this way. It may prove important as an antecedent prep for this thing

Im surprised no weenie in the 495/128 area has posted the HRDPS yet. When ye ole herp gets posted, you know a good one is on the way.

Welcome and thanks for your service! It's a good crew here. My daughter lives in Southport and I'm sure you can chat about the crab cakes at Provisions...anyway welcome aboard. Glad to have you here

annndddd this is starting to dwindle a bit as we come closer to game time lol

Nice event there and interior Massachusetts

People expect too much-they see -NAO or this or that and think December 2003 is coming. Those months are exceedingly rare. It's simply too early for snow especially for 75% of this forum

Man southern New Hampshire is going to get crushed

Feeling dirty ha ha?

A lot of folks that were expecting snow are going to be upset (myself included) These short term trends are brutal. I started sensing it yesterday. I was so looking forward to this too . Super depressed