Spanks45
-
Posts
3,596 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by Spanks45
-
That high nosing in Saturday will shunt everything SE, you can almost guarantee it. I would assume that depending on what the Friday situation does will determine where that shortwave goes....The recent runs with Friday being colder and further SE have also led to the Sunday storm being SE
-
and just like that the Sunday "storm" vanished....Might be time to pack it up for us south of Hartford, maybe closer to 84, just doesn't look like much for us down here. I'm sure some scraps here and there, but nothing to get very excited about from this point on.
-
Watch Friday keep trending south, to the point it ends out to sea....
-
yeah, didn't even look at 0z...it seems the 6z Euro continues to tick SE, so who knows
-
and while we are asking for favors, keep it going to the shoreline please.... On a more realistic note, depending on the direction of the cold air drain we could keep it colder down here than modeled....guess we will see as we get well within the meso time periods. The 6z 3k nam was quite icy down this way for most of Thursday
-
sleet to 33 and rain for us and probably most of us in CT if most of the 12z suite verifies
-
994 mb low running into Indiana from the South is not going to help keep the cold air locked in, especially down here
-
getting warm here, sun and clouds 47.0 atm....
-
Nam gives us little if any frozen down here, after it was the coldest solution last night....I assume there is nothing to keep this from blasting into Maine at this point.
-
One thing is certain, we are not getting close to our average this year...I still think we luck out with 1 or 2 wintry systems down this way, it's not like there isn't any cold air around or a lack of precip. Today will be 50-55 with some sun which will feel great....
-
The only thing "consistent" on the models has been that day 7 storm, especially on the Euro. Hopefully that works out. It might be a 1 storm winter for SNE at this rate if that works out, outside of early December which didn't do much down this way either.
-
Every single one of these models, every single run shows something slightly different, which tells me there hasn't been any trends besides chaos. Hopefully the 18z Euro and 0z Nam were onto something.
-
Just some tulips and slugs on February 2nd....totally normal
-
I totally expect this to be the case until proven wrong, and I hope I am wrong sooner rather than later...It just is not our winter, 3-4 days out but there are more reasons why that last system cuts into the lakes and rains for most. I assume most north of NYC sees some frozen prior, but 1 inch of slushy mix is not that exciting, especially followed by heavy rains. At least the GFS came south a bit from 6z.....
-
You did say there was going to be lots of back and forth until at least Monday, so hopefully it bounces back....
-
Besides the SWFE a couple weeks ago, every "snow" opportunity has faded in the 3-5 day range and never came back....unbelievable, time to wish for a permanent ridge to develop and just end this....have another coating this morning that will melt within the hour, the past 2 days have added a whopping 0.1" of snow to the totals. Last February I had 4.6" for the month, we might not be able to beat that this year.
-
Definitely hybridized around here...SWSNE, maybe we need our own subforum? Sorry to further derail the February discussion, back to the weather....
-
I am surprised I didn't think of that. The rockwalls were one of the first things I noticed when I moved up here, they are everywhere! They definitely made me feel like I was in New England, especially once you get north of 84, into Roxbury/Bridgewater area.
-
Weather wise, we are definitely not NYC or even their suburbs. From everything I have read/seen we average around 40-45 inches here. Not being from around here, this area has more of a New England vibe than it does a NYC/NJ one.
-
Thanks, it was more in jest with regards to the past few weeks.....
-
besides that one cutter, which could also flatten out overtime...That was a wintry Euro run, with the ridging beginning to build at day 10 into Alaska....
-
SWFE like, hopefully that third piece tucks the cold air in because it seems a 4th piece is following....
-
high pressure flattens everything out too much, then moves out just in time for the 3rd wave to blast through the great lakes....
-
We did have 2 weeks in December and a cold November(just no snow)...We'll see, the way the winter has gone, I fully expect next week to turn into 4 hours of frozen precip with days and days of 33 degree misery mist/rain. I just hope climo takes over for a while
-
At least the end of the GEFS looks better....Ridging extending into the Arctic region? Flattening of the SE Ridge? What could go wrong? Salvage 2 weeks in February with that look possibly...
