Supernovice

Heavy sleet here,  36.0

I feel like I know the answer to this but- any chance we cool off before the precip ends? Sitting at 32.7 and pouring- would rather us not cool to 31.

Giving a talk next week… just hear me out.

I spy Cory:

https://x.com/kassydillon/status/1762609430388978170?s=46&t=ej91V1PwyPgv_VUNXsO_yQ

4 hours ago, Lava Rock said:

Alaska did not bake

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I’m not in the business of picking spots on the globe to fit my preconceived narrative but you do you.

3 hours ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Will it ever begin? 

To this point… what’s the mechanism that *could* bring global temp anomalies back in line? We baked at a global scale this year- I’m not sure betting on a miraculous return to prior curve is a bet I’d make. 

28 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Thanks for the heads up. I’ll report it 

Don’t report it, change your password and any other password that might be remotely close to it. Also- looking forward to you slant sticking your way to 6, jk jk…. Not really 

Anyone know where that 83mph from Rye,NH was recorded? That’s unbelievable…literally.

4 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Anyone got a radar

lightened up big time in Bedford 

Here u go:

13 here at the Tewksbury/ Andover/ Lowell triangle. Not accounting for compaction- just measured. Still puking, we over perform.  

What’s the rough timeline on the 7th? Supposed to be on a return flight from Austria on Sunday. Figures.

Does fish lurk here?

https://x.com/ericfisher/status/1737604776676954152?s=46&t=ej91V1PwyPgv_VUNXsO_yQ

16 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

22 years. Wonder what it looks like if you have a better sample size. No doubt it's warmer, but even our temperatures are measured in 30yr bins.

To your point, usually when you see 'odd' data selections there's a reason.  I bet if you went to 30- you would include some of the mid 1990's winters and the deviation would look a whole lot less impressive. Let's see when we get to 2030- could be even worse who knows?

As much it pains me, and trust me- it does....tip of the cap to @Damage In Tolland- I did not think there was a chance in h that Logan would verify TS conditions. Even a blind squirrel- haha

Also everything grounded at Logan supposedly.

My timeline is blowing up w/ mets saying the latest forecast for El Nino, is that it has peaked or is peaking, and will subside as move through the rest of winter.  What are the practical implications- climatologically speaking?

20 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

You in Lowell? No concern. 

Ty much

So after sifting through 4 pages where every other post is a troll or a wishcast, I still can’t tell if i should prepare for high winds here. National grid just texted a warning about power but… seems CYA to me. Locally winds are not a concern here with few exceptions. Should I prepare for 25-30 or like 50-60. Leaning the former but?

2 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

hey I accept it! 

The way we/all of us allow like 4 trolls to drive the entire narrative on this board day after day is more telling about a society/social media as a whole than anything else.  It's legit fascinating to watch...literally year after year.

Seasons in Seasons as 'they' say.

7 minutes ago, DavisStraight said:

How did he get in the well is the question

Karen Read pushed him. Prove me wrong.

What a storm in the Black Sea. I’d pay good money for this here:

People are saying you can tell a lot about someone if they both, put up and turn on outdoor Christmas lights in mid-November. I’m not the one saying it, but people are talking.

4 hours ago, Lava Rock said:

Ha. I get my coffee and muffin at this store right before work and the card reader presents me with the option for a tip every time. Nope!

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Recently experienced a self service airport kiosk with no human workers at all, that prompted me for a tip. Like where does that $$ go?
 

Mind blown.

26 minutes ago, Eskimo Joe said:

It could be worse. You could be trading natural gas futures.

Fixed it for you.

5 minutes ago, DavisStraight said:

I'd like to see that, I watched the trailer but haven't got around to seeing it, amazing that woman was found after 5 days by the dog.

The whole story is just amazing/tragic. It's really well done and would highly recommend. This really becomes the basis for modern U.S. avalanche forecasting and rescue.

Watching a documentary “Buried” on Netflix. About an avalanche in 1982 and meteorology, topography, ski patrols etc… Feel like it would resonate with some on this board, worth the watch.