North and West

I hope the new year can bring you happiness.

Agreed, but good for the water table and rinse some salt off the roads, however briefly.

Though it was cold in December. We don’t live in the Yukon. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ and it looks like it will get cold again. .

I know I'm asking too early, but my reasoning is that I'm due to land at EWR at 2 pm next Friday; what time is this showing? Better question, when would we have a better, clearer picture on timing? Yours in lunacy.

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Sun angle! .

Push it back a day. I fly home from Germany that day. 🫠 .

Glass is really half empty for you .

Another thing is that historically, February is the snowiest month around here. .

put a sweater on!

Is it too early in the new year to cancel winter? .

It’s the protect people and property thing. The warnings are not for you and me, they’re for the people who just get a glance on their phone. .

Assuming you’re trolling, because no one knows anything past ten days. Sure, it could be mild, but you can always sneak a storm in. Just like it could be cold but dry. .

Thanks! .

What’s TNH? I swear people just make acronyms up now. I hope we look into OPS+ and WAR. .

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Why? .

A few favorite memories of this storm: • Being at my childhood best friend’s parents’ home during college Christmas break the night before watching Paul Kocin (my buddy has since become a meteorologist!) break down a development • Waking up around 6 the next morning hearing my dad say if it was 50 miles further east it would have missed us • Essentially seeing a foot and a half of snow drop in under eight hours at our house Pre-smart phone weather is something we will never got back. There was some mystery there. [emoji1410] .

One of my favorite storms. Underrated. .

you were very nice and reasonable responding to him, along with valid, logical arguments. is everything ok?

Reports of the clippers’ death are greatly exaggerated .

In your estimation, what are the time frames for this? I know there are dates on the models, but do they pan out correctly? I have to go to Germany for work in two weeks. .

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It’s a good reminder, too, that no matter how smart we are (and we are), the wind is going to do what it wants at those heights. .