Henry's Weather

that looks quite toothsome

January 2018 was the best storm here since January 2015. I remember waking up at dawn to some nice OES and I knew we'd be doing well that day. When that first band came in, it was instand snow growth, and this band never really left. It must've pivoted over my head for 3 hours or so, picking up about 10 inches in that time. Snow rates alone, the winds from that bomb were extremely powerful. Drifts of several feet everywhere. Very difficult to measure this snow, but we must've accumulated somewhere around 16-18 inches. Here are some pics:

Locked

we just need a shift of like 75-ish miles east in the upper air for us to really be in play for some serious amounts. This time around, CT people are also hoping for a Juno-slide lol.

Even if we flip here, I can't imagine we don't have a good few hours of some heavy stuff in the afternoon. 2"-per-hour stuff.

One more day for this to tick east. Can't stop thinking about how good this would be if everything evolved 100 miles east of guidance.

I'll take 1.5 inches of liquid with 925 mb temps never more than -1 C.

Possibly mixing with snow, but also 3-7 inches expected.

lol

thats gonna spit out 30 inches in SEPA. Pass

days and days

Better yet, let's get that H7 to stall south of Hampton Bays

2 feet in NYC on that run

Incredible

I mean, I didn't think we had a CCB up here. Thought we'd occluded by the time the storm gets to our latitude

Latest WPC:

If we're going from single digits at night to barely maintaining isothermal temp profiles in a day or two, the storm's tucked. Hopefully it doesn't work out that way.

when we start having to rely on rates to 'mix down' colder air, we're in trouble.

God, that was a horrific euro run for the coast.

This is verbatim a blizzard for the immediate coast

using your hypnotizing meteorological verbiage to get my hopes up, I always fall for it.

We could seriously benefit from the H5 low closing off about 50 miles east

still open at 21z Monday

H5 closes later!

Any way for this to change as we approach, or is this just the type of system we'll have?