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23” glorious inches in Chelsea. One of the best storms of my lifetime due to consistent heavy snow with no subsidence despite the poor snow growth for 75% of the storm

Funny, I feel like you wouldn’t be making this statement if you were here for the storm. Stop acting like a child and move on. Nobody cares that you missed the storm. I

7.5” in Chelsea at 4:45pm. Logan’s numbers should be juicy. Most likely a top 5 storm for them when all is said and done

Not sure where you’re getting “decent duration, 6”+ storm” As it stands right now, basically the entire sub is in line for at least 10”, probably more and a long duration storm relative to climo

EMass and BOS jack on that in the entire NE. That depiction is truly unbelievable but oh so good. It’s all downhill from here I guess

We’ve seen it before. In fact, we saw it last year. This time though there will be a lot more cold air around to work with

This is not gonna be good for the general public’s perception of weather forecasts in this city. This is gonna be another short-term bust. What is with the near-term modeling this season? Flow too fast? At least it looks entertaining in the long-term

The old Euro-ETA combo. A deadly accurate force back in the day didn’t again for one final time time last night

I believe that November one was the Thanksgiving game and there was snow covering the field in Dallas freakin Texas of all places

This has to be absolute worst case scenario for Jamaica. A slow moving, strong cat 4/cat 5 approaching from the south-southwest. Can’t really think of anything worse.

Yeah, yellow jackets likely to remain out and about until December these days. Until we can string 3-4 days of consistent cold together, they will not hibernate

I think most logical folks on here, including me, would agree that winters back can be broken in mid-late February. Winter just doesn’t feel the same after that period, just as summer does not feel the same from here on out

It’s more meant for this region that the back is broken. It certainly isn’t broken for the central US yet since there can still be consistent 85-90 humid days right through Columbus Day.

Uh yeah, most years especially recently, it does break in Feb. Days start getting noticeably longer, cold air masses are less potent. Doesn’t mean it won’t snow again Feb-April or we won’t have a really cold departure day just like I said we’ll still have warm days and even hot ones 90+, but the peak of it is behind us, like it or not

I’m using that term quite loosely. Summer definitely isn’t over but the step down has commenced and that I see as it’s back being broken. IMO, high summer these days is consistent 85-95 with dews. Before this century, high summer was really 75-85. Times have changed, numbers have changed but yes, 75-80 is still summer, just not prime summer