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  2. Hoping after a mild week 2 for an improvement to mainly NN in the SE late month into March!
  3. It's funny the difference in location of that s/w up north between this run and 6z
  4. noticing the daylight improvements and hearing more bird activity as well early signs of spring abound
  5. AI GFS is suppressed. Double sucks because I was hoping for rain if we didn't get snow. SryNtSry.
  6. WTF is that? I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a storm move that way.
  7. SO GFS is much further South with that h5 football..now centered over N. NH/VT
  8. u take those malacka? better than bowtie
  9. A nice stretch of boring, but seasonably mild conditions up coming. Ready for some late winter, early spring storm action. Really need the precip.
  10. I did. Someone (and I won’t name names) being made a mod ruined the place.
  11. So do you think this will be the time the floodgates open after the niña ends like it's supposed to or will it be like the last couple times and the dry pattern injects steroids when the niña fades?
  12. Good thing there’s almost 3 more weeks to go….
  13. -NAO rising to positive. -PNA becoming deeper. Meteorology over modelology, it shouldn't take much for us to understand that is opposite of the a good winter pattern. That's about as bad as it gets
  14. I should delete this thread and have someone start a new one
  15. Colder on the barrier islands today lol. Long Beach stuck at 29-30 and I’m at 33.
  16. All joking aside, this has been a very dry winter and drought conditions are worsening. We are going to have big issues this spring into the summer if we don’t start getting a lot of rain. As @bluewave pointed out, the end of January snowstorm didn’t have a lot of liquid equivalent, just very good ratios with the Siberian cold that was in place, it’s not going to melt down to much…..
  17. So basically…canceling winter on Feb 10 when lakes are frozen, is dumb.
  18. I just can’t give this winter a good grade if we end up with below normal snow especially with blown opportunities in all this cold air. Anyone can see it as they want lol.
  19. Big reversion to the typical 2019-present base state. Aside from 2021 and January 2022, there have been no big or coastal storms. We only scored big last month because the STJ collided with anomalous blocking which pretty much forced it to snow. Aside from that, the fast northern stream has continued to wreck our winters for the past 7 years (with the exceptions highlighted above).
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