Snowcrazed71

Take the cutter now.... you get your high winds and we don't worry about getting cut out of any snow.

Kind of a hybrid I guess... Does start out in the ocean and cuts in near the Delmarva. At least on this depiction. To me when I think of an inland cutter, it starts out in the Great lakes and lives its way up through the St. Lawrence valley or the Appalachians. But potato-pototo I guess

So... I do know there has been some snow at the highest elevations of Vermont.... But this system seems like it could be our first region wide snowfall..... At least as of now (not a forecast, but bothe the GFS & the Euro have this system for 11/7-8 timeframe) https://x.com/Lclimateguy/status/1982046984589463849?t=jIhEOUA4tOpT0f5OArK1UA&s=19

Well this morning was the first morning that all of the roofs on my street had frost on them. It's funny, I'm higher up on the hill but a few houses down from me and as I go down, the roofs on the house is is seem to be more frosty than up where I was. It's the whole valley thing I guess LOL.

Hmmmm... Is Euro reclaiming it's place as King?!

Bob Maxon from NBC 4 posted about 1 hour ago both the GFS and the Euro with very similar tracks for next week's storm. They said it is coming in a little quicker and it might salvage Halloween

Totally agree. What we're going to see the end of next week. We'll have nothing to do with the hurricane. Total separate storm of its own. Now. Will there be any interaction with moisture into the nor'easter, time will tell.

I'll ask mother nature if she can unleash the winds of death right over your neighborhood. Flatline every tree and wire all around you.

I'm kind of hoping we don't get a huge storm on Halloween. I ordered my daughters costume ( she tried it on last night and is so excited about it ) ... But it is what it is.

Well.. yesterday, they had the track heading up between Cuba & Haiti .. today they now show it crawling and taking a left turn under Jamaica. So... If it does continue on this trend, then we will have a very strong Hurricane on our hands. I also think that this would allow it eventually to pull northward and at least give us some precipitation, or a better chance of precipitation than if it were to have had directly up through Haiti as it showed yesterday. Something to track

Interesting read https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Zn5LKmxi3/

As we know, this could change within a week. We wait, we watch.

https://x.com/WeatherNut27/status/1979519862406893835?t=55aZXekPcWl4KPXZd3eBZA&s=19 Is it me or does NOAA always tend to have a warm bias on their winter forecasts?

Well... Statistics and time is on our side as we haven't really had anything too big region wide in quite some time. I'm excited to get the season going. Bring out the weenies... Kev? Kev?

There are so many contradicting forecasts going on this year. Of course, I would like the one that shows us getting a better winter this year, but there are some that show below average. Was very confusing. Is that these forecasts are by meteorologists and some of them are calling for dryer and less snow for the Northeast and some are calling for above normal for the Northeast. Just like every year ( in regards to the last 5 to 7 at least ), it feels like a crap shoot.