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Yep today is going to be a shock to the system. We are going to lose about 40 to 50 degrees from where we were this weekend to what we will be seeing tomorrow morning. Also the wind is going to be ripping.

39* at Pit2 already. Torch.

Usually if the coast from DC to NYC gets nailed, it will suck for me...even Jan 7, 1996...PD II, pass, pass, puff.

Yea, pass on all of those.

Patience is a virtue that is hard to come by.

Subsidence and sea level rise are leading to the new Miami skyscrapers slowly sinking also.

All the red flags discussed yesterday were spot on. Figured you'd keep freezing rain a little longer, pretty uniform where wedged now.

What' 4* between friends....

https://x.com/tylerjankoski/status/2005620122015465672?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

It's tiresome.

I agree, and I'm not worried about temps. We just need an effin' real slp to track west to east below us or up the coast dropping at least 1/2" of qpf. That's what I'm not seeing. If the pattern advertised by the ensembles is so great, the operationals should be full of those threats, but they're not. And I think you'd agree with me on that.

Back to winter this morning. I've dropped from 44 at 6 am to 35 currently with rain in Wolf. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Beer? There’s a few people maybe at 1500’ with a little more accretion, but most are sitting at the 32° ice water bath.

There’s also a tower in San Francisco that is leaning. Just some whoopsies. https://www.nbcbayarea.com/investigations/series/millennium-tower/san-francisco-millennium-tower-foundation-sinking/3460782/ .

Sound like tb12 poo pooing every event

It’s not meh. Some places are crushed. Lots of 30-32

Well, you know that we don’t need severe cold anomalies in January to get snow. In fact slightly below works better

00z HRRR had 29° at MHT at 7am.

66 to 52 degrees in 15 mins when that squal came through. 25mph winds too. Let winter begin again.

Didn't get as warm as they said overnight they said it would be in the 40's till 5 am. It was only 37 at that time. 41 now.

Meh

There's been plenty of classic NYC storms that have also been great for much of New England ..

Definitely some sag to the pines and birches, but it’s a run of the mill icing event. I’m actually surprised how early the accretion shut off even way up into NNE. We’re still in a drought so hopefully it keeps pouring.

That just proves his maps are juiced. But it's not worth arguing about since it'll be changing in 7 hours. By the way, I do acknowledge that the flow out of Canada is usually a cold one for us, but interesting nonetheless that it is only slightly BN.