You know what. When I see this; I picture a bottle of straight jack and a big ole rock of coke. That’s the kind of 20s I had.
It was Hollywood what can I say. It didn’t end well Hahahaha
It’s basically evolving in a Similar fashion that the storm a couple weeks ago did, I mean, in the context of S and E trending
I even thought it might trend like this because a few days ago I remember the prospect of snow seemed nil
I agree.
All is not the same obviously but didn’t the last snowstorm start out north on models only to shove south around 120 hours out?
i realize things are different in some respects but the concept of NAO briefly turning negative seems to hint at a colder evolution of the forecast
Oh yeah Sierra.... Tahoe might get 100-300 inches of snow a year but there are plenty of plain white T days in January. It’s a very warm mountain range.
Its preferable to the Rockies to me as the Rockies are drier and too cold.
but because of their southerly latitude in context of pacific weather, Sierra does have some consistency problems that the cascades do not:...... Drought! And lower elevation snows seem to be subject to some decadal oscillations
Total Tshirt weather today.
But I was looking at the NAO and it looks favorable a week plus out! We would just need everything else to Come together
Obviously you all are aware of that but I just needed a reason to come say hello!
Yes and then it doesn’t snow again until February. This year reminds me of 2003-2004 a little bit so far. A pre Christmas snowfall then a Christmas torch storm
Update: the submission I posted a couple hours ago was premature and it has kept on snowing despite the radar-influenced expectation.
At LEAST 8.5 inches now at the Riverside after measuring open areas and drifts over a foot. Not a history maker but a solid storm for Willimantic here. Nice drifts.
It’s no bust, but rather a modestly low-balled result