LibertyBell

it's snowing here and starting to coat the roofs!

omg this is legit snow now sticking to roofs lol

it's actually sticking to rooftops this is the kind of surprise snowstorm we're talking about

it's snowing here too! actually a little harder now lol

Well I can't see anything now lol

Torch has to be 70 or higher. 50's is still just lukewarm at best.

Maybe in time for morning? I'd love to see that when the sun comes up

maybe these little guys will come back and fix things? from 1945 (two years before Roswell) https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/13/us/ufo-new-mexico-congress.html?smid=tw-share 4:24 AM The American public can reasonably expect to get some answers to questions that have been burning in the minds of millions of Americans for many years,” said Christopher Mellon, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense for intelligence. “If nothing else, this should either clear up something that’s been a cloud hanging over the Air Force and Department of Defense for decades or it might lead in another direction, which could be truly incredible. There’s a lot at stake.”

had some hail too lol

Just like 2002

that sunset was gorgeous-- the sky was on fire!

Oh is that headed this way Don?

it's true but more in the mid to long range....I posted a PDF analysis on it several times.

I think we'll beat 2002 for earliest start to the growing season.

2005-06? Subtract the December event that only produced for a narrow area anyway....

also who the hell wants snow to rain?

1932 is so far ahead of everyone else, what exactly was going on that year? and two years later there was 1934-- crazy lol

the positive of a reliable bias is that it can be adjusted for in advance, correct?

This is likely a 10 day transitional period from a pseudo el nino pattern to more of a la nina pattern for February...this 10 day period is going to be the time to get something this winter...if we don't we will likely have less than 10" of snow this season....and even that is being generous.

It looks like models are consistently underestimating that western atlantic ridge as well as overestimating the amount of cold air we now get....figured both are connected to those steamy SST offshore.

more lawsuits incoming 1977....

We can't even talk about Antarctica retaining its ice anymore.

Antarctic sea ice also decreasing now.

It is especially if it's humid. Do you have any data for near Allentown? I spend a lot of my summers up there, and just north of there near Lehighton and Jim Thorpe.

I guess you'll get that convection more inland, we generally don't see that near the coast (very much like coastal Florida.)