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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

I missed this last month! Thank you!!! Sent from my Pixel 9 Pro XL using Tapatalk

Let’s get water to Watatic

looking more and more meh outside of ineedsnow/hubbdave land

We can't even get rain. Why would it snow lol. At this point I'd be happy with an actual rainy day where it rains all day and we get over an inch. I feel like it's been a couple years since we've had that lol.

I feel bad getting excited about this storm

Oh, I'm likin' my spot for this one.

Us foothill folks heard about the northern stream a lot last year. More of the same. Cold rain or cool/dry. Never any snow for us.

it's also worth noting that all the explicit and implicit benefits of the current consumption of energy from fossil fuels are exactly the same as those from the consumption of energy from renewables. Ignoring that both sources of energy on a watt for watt basis provide the same current value to society is illogical. No one is questioning that fossil fuels helped accelerate human social evolution. what is being questioned is what is the comparative future costs and benefits of various energy sources moving forward from the current point in time; historic energy sources are irrelevant to this discussion

Let’s see what Goofus says shortly.

The mesos outside of the Nam are quite mild into SNH.

And a few others lol

@40/70 Benchmark Looks like your musing that the SPV regains strength back to climo/average (no not above normal strength) was a good one after all

Speak for yourself

Little detail about this NAM run ... it's gotta pretty defined CCB band lagging back into central zones passing through 42 hours out. That was less clearly defined in previous runs. If that's true, areas that disappointingly had gone over to big droplet cold rains with one or two windshield cat paws would likely flash freeze while a couple of exit inches.

Agree, 1 to 2 inches before sleet and rain. .

Its December 1 for crying out loud.

Realism. Something trackable by 12/6 is still fairly early down here, aside from the locales getting hit tomorrow (ineedsnow/hubbdave/ray, etc).

The HRRR tries to sneak the 2" line into NW Chesco and close to ABE....for snow weenies we present the snowiest latest models...

The one you were pumping!