I think RAR changes this one up a lot. I read reviews and they don't match what I am drinking at all. This is overwhelmingly hickory smoked bacon, and maybe a hint of maple in the middle of the saltiness. Kind of hard to taste anything else.
I hate all flavored vodkas, but this is ridiculous.
DFH Breakfast Stout is made with copious amounts of scrapple. It's meaty. Pretty decent. Reminds me of an oyster stout. It doesn't age well though lol.
This is gonna evolve into an epic (Arctic) anafrontal snow event- one of the highest probability ways to get snow around here.
On quick glance I counted maybe 7-8 EPS members that produce a shot of snow during that period. Others have rain showers presumably ahead of the front.
The trough was a tad too far north and negatively tilted(too soon), and with that the 850 mb low tracked overhead, and the surface low was tucked in real close. Had it evolved the same way, but a bit later/further SE, better outcome.
Yeah that's a pretty nice look at the end of the run. EPAC looks about as good as we could hope for, and the Atlantic ridge builds further north/west into southern Greenland. Looks like the 0z EPS might be heading in that direction too.
Just talked to a colleague in Troy- closing in on 2 feet there and still snowing.
My friend in Conway NH otoh is tired of getting missed lol. That area was a huge bust zone in the last big storm up there, and now getting fringed. Probably will still end up with 6 inches or so.
The AO trends basically neutral and the NAO slightly positive by the end of the month. Btw that area of +heights on the means focused in the WA is not exactly the block we want. 50-50 high!
Look at h5 vorticity/trough axis and orientation. The general idea going back a week or more was a trough going negative tilt to our west. I knew if that idea held, with ridging out in front, and a warm atlantic, my yard was fuucked.
Made some simple oven roasted brussel sprouts. Olive oil, salt, pepper, a touch of garlic powder, and a drizzle of Vermont maple syrup. Superb esp given minimum effort.
Maybe the hint of a wave along the front as the cold comes in. Probably the usual cold chasing. Looks like we will at least be cold at this point, but probably dry.
Once it flips the snow is over, other than some really insignificant stuff on the backside. By the time the warm nose moves off and CAA commences, the heavy snow is well NE.