Regardless of what occurs this weekend (most us getting an inch at MOST) it could be complete curtains for any winterlike weather. Extended range suggests several days of 50+ temps for a large majority of us.
Regardless of what happens this weekend (still thinking you guys in ENE could be great for a few inches) we might definitely be curtains for this winter after that. Very few days in the extended range show temperatures <=40 for daytime highs
At least EF3, there are clear DIs of at least EF4 (largely Cookeville) but due to time constraints they're going to likely have to come back to finish the survey tomorrow
I love being near that 9.5 dot near MSV. If we get shafted around here while the urban corridor gets slammed this month I'll never forgive those who live in those zones.
No question. Running at roughly 25-30" which is less than 1/2 the normal averages. March could give that big storm but unless Pi Day happens again we will finish well below regardless.
About 35 miles NW from Wurtsboro. 1" and the snow has taken on a showery appearance. Roads just wet. Likely inversion/colder air suppressing the winds.
Postel capitulated that this pattern will likely keep its firm hold through the remaining weeks of winter.
Don't wanna buy it but....we are running out of time to use. Not even one good 12" snow will fix this winter's problem but it will give something to remember. Would rather not the 40 hour slop fest from December 1-3 be the one thing this winter is remembered for..
Got no snow and immediately snapped to ZR. Enough for trees to become coated. Just rose to 33 which in theory should effectively end the frozen threat.
12z euro made me feel some sense of dismay. Gets me to freezing by 12z and just rains the rest of the way. I'm probably skunked now. GL everyone N/E of me especially the ski resorts.
Checking in again from SENY, 30 miles north of 84...I am interested in these ticks but here we will probably just be South enough to have the thump to rain.
Massena Airport, upstate New York with 0.92 inches of ice accretion. However I have doubts that this reads as true. The report reads as this:
GROUND TRUTH FROM AIRPORT OFFICIAL SUPPORTS NEAR AN INCH OF ICE ACCUMULATION.
Poking back in from SW Sullivan County NY again, elevation ~750 feet. It's been just straight rain. Indeed, the elevations were the place to be here. They're definitely getting their ice.