Pennfisherman

Snow starting to mix in here. 32.1 degrees. Icy mess

This might not be the right place for this question... and I know there are a million cavoites but in general for snow and cold do you want a + or - PNA. The things are read online are +PNA means colder but slightly drier for the northeast while a -PNA means temps more normal but wetter. Thanks

Ive started to realize twitter is a cesspool for everything. If you want to see the most extreme, one sided, and inaccurate ends of anything just open the app.

Let me know if you decide to. It would be a worthy follow

This might be impossible but... are there any good social media Mets to follow? Specifically on twitter.

This is almost as bad as HR360 snowfall maps.

Feels terrible to ask this and there are going to be some great responses.... what's COC?

Heres your weekly "what is this" post from me... can someone explain ACATT...? Thanks

So it seems.... To a novice like myself, it can be maddening reading contradicting posts. I look at models, but my lack of knowledge can only tell me so much. I than come to these forms to pull more from the models and to learn. Maybe, that's my mistake.

I didn't think it was possible... but reading these forms, it might be harder to decipher whether its hot/cold in the summer than cold/snowy or dry in the winter . Seems like people make the models support there belief regardless of what it shows.

Nice and sunny now, looking at satellite looks like thick clouds are spinning in . I’m ready for sun and summer

Where do you get this map? Thanks

This helps a lot.... The google searches of "stein weather" "what is stein weather" "New England stein weather" were not as helpful....

Sorry, this is most likely not the right place for this question... but what is stein? Thanks

How’s the app? Are you able to pull up trend graphs on it? I don’t really use a desk top, so app features are nice.