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With this cold we just can’t catch a break on a decent snow storm.

Scott is Relentless.

What about everyone else?

We had close to 30 inches of snow that winter. It snowed from 4 or 5 separate events including Dec 2009 and Jan 29/30, 2010.

Let’s get that over Simsbury agajn

Hoping @Damage In Tolland gets his first inch.. I honestly felt bad from him last storm..

Snowy month is here

NAM beefing up

In an effort to keep hope alive for those on Team Snow - Another view from a "well respected" Meteorologist "The Southern Oscillation Index (SOI) is a key indicator of the strength and phase of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO). Sustained strongly positive SOI values (typically 30-day average > +7 or +8) are associated with La Niña conditions, and sustained strongly negative values with El Niño. This graph shows a very sharp collapse of the SOI from strongly positive (La Niña-like) values around +18 in mid-to-late November 2025 down to slightly positive or near-neutral values by early December 2025. “This is one of the fastest SOI drops on record.” After a sudden SOI plunge of this magnitude and speed, the most common lag time to the first big Eastern U.S. winter storm or polar vortex disruption-driven cold wave is about 2–3 weeks, with a broader 10–35-day window of elevated risk. So for the drop shown in this image (finalized ~5 Dec 2025), the highest winter storm threat in the Eastern US is roughly December 18 – January 10, peaking late December to very early January 2026. So Christmas could be extremely Wintery this year! ~Meteorologist Mark Margavage"

A few stray flurries here at the moment...just wants to snow I guess

NAM might have something Sunday night again

Let's get that lake cranking

Jan 29-30 2010 was a great event too, I called that the T-storm. As the low dig across the south the moisture formed the perfect t shape configuration.

I can verify the flurries. I've been seeing them all day from Allentown to Hazleton.

Great story. Fuck cancer indeed- it took my mom in 2014.

Another one December 2018… ive never seen anything like it… probably never will again .

Don’t want to clog the main thread for a coating .. Who will get their first coatings to an inch? Exciting times.. Small steady flakes while I’m on the mower now doing final leaf cleanup.

Just out hanging some Christmas lights and there a few flurries falling from the sky. Desperate times for sure when un forecasted flurry activity is something to post about...a chilly 27.1⁰ off a high of 28.8⁰

3k is even better

I thought it was nice because of the lighting, rule of thirds, etc. basically it showed that it took some decent skill to take that photo. Is ur camera 12MP?

Great article on the new Burke A new ownership group has worked to restore Vermont's Burke Mountain into a top ski resort in the region. https://www.telegram.com/story/sports/columns/2025/12/03/snow-sports-after-years-of-neglect-new-owners-have-rescued-burke-mountain/87557725007/

Havre de Grace, MD: 12/5: .5”

18z NAM trying to get @Damage In Tolland his first inch

already preparing for disappointment if we even get out of the group stage

Nikon D850 with the 24-120 f/4 lens for all of the pictures I've posted. I'm lucky where my hobbies of meteorology and photography align quite nicely (though meteorology is SO much cheaper lmao). Besides, if you think that picture is nice that is the 50% quality 4 times downscaled pixel wise version that AMWX lets me upload.