I remember calling the weather line. My parents would get pissed because it wasn't free. I'd be calling it 10 times a day for updates lol. I had the same weather radio lol
I remember the only cold week that entire winter was the week leading up to the big storm. The day after the storm was the last cold day that winter. The week after the storm was in the 60's and it didn't really get cold again.
Is it me or does it seem like models can sniff out a warm period from weeks away and they never seem deviate. A modeled cold period can go poof in one random run.
These type storms can also boom over a small area i assume. Nov 11th 1987 have any similarities to this? Not saying that will happen with this. Just curious.
According to the gfs non of us need to worry about snow after this week. I wonder if we can beat the heatwave on Christmas back in 2017 when it was 77 on Christmas eve?
I was thinking the opposite. Imo it has some boom potential, especially from AA County NE towards South NJ. It doesn't look great for the snow drought areas.
Since the long range thread is starting to get jumbled with rumors or torchmas and multiple possible small events. I decided to start a thread. Will the lowlands score while nw continues it drought? Let's talk about it here.