CT Valley Dryslot

1 minute ago, MJO812 said:

 

VICTORY

Skimming through here makes it sound like storm cancel south of the Pike.

Just now, dryslot said:

I guess it was a couple tics once i looked.

 

Classic trowel to snizzle storm

Bet'cha Kev and I get 0.0" somehow.

It does appear to mix in BOS on the 12z GFS.

Anyone have el Kuchie for GFS?

1 minute ago, dryslot said:

You should be able to relate, That's what 30"+ snow tototals will do to folks......

Well it HAS been BOS's winter...

12 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

So after whatever happens Tuesday(most likely nothing), we’re on to spring?  Nice. When should we expect sunny and 65? Better yet, let’s do March of 2012 this year, but we start by mid next week in early February.  Now that’s how you do an early spring.  

Bro, March 2012 had that one immaculate week where it was in the 80s and 90s.

18 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

@ORH_wxman What’s the precedent with heavy rain and temps 35-40? How effective is that a pack eating ?

It eats pack like Pac-Man eats ghosts.

Haven't had legit "ice ice baby" since 1997.

11 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Seem like about an inch of cold rain and then a lot of sleet/ZR here after that. Hopefully we trend it a little snowier….but I guess that’s all better than the 50-60F torching rain that was shown several days ago. 

Honestly, torch rain is better because it's warmer.

I'm thinking rain to 2" IP to 2-4" SN for south of the pike for right now.

CMC is slightly futher south than 0z going off the B&W charts.

OT, but now look at the GFS for next Monday.

Honestly, let this storm rain to BTV so that we get another MECS.

1 minute ago, JC-CT said:

The trend is not Hartford's friend

I mean a 50 mile shift south is still in the cards. Say, with the low off Cape May.

Though, so is a NNE special. GFS is still the coldest model.

Classic CT Paste Job(tm) just a few miles north of 95.

Slightly warmer at 72 but by like 5-10 miles.

It's gonna come down to how much CAA we have and where the low ejects.

Obviously for the latter, it has to exit south of NYC.

IIRC the 12/19/08 overrunning event had a similar spread on the guidance with respect to temps.

Damn, so close.

NAM slightly more amped than 6z at hour 21.

And maybe slightly south?

WOR needs a revenge storm.

Let it rain in MetroWest.

41 minutes ago, George001 said:

For this winter the ratter possibility is gone. Many areas in SNE and the northern mid Atlantic (they have had a surprisingly good winter considering we have a La Niña) have already surpassed or are very close to their seasonal average for the entire winter. Boston’s seasonal average is what like 42-44 inches of snow per winter? Boston is already at 36.5 inches and there are still nearly 2 months left of winter. The question is will this go down as an average-good winter, or a great or even an epic winter? 

BDL is below average I believe.

1 hour ago, ORH_wxman said:

Eh, it was a D5-6 prog that changed. I’d be more impressed if it was inside of 100 hours. I remember even back in its heyday, the euro had the 12/19/08 storm as a 60F cutter trough Ottawa at 138 hours. Next run it was a snowstorm and more or less held serve for the next 5 days. 

That was an underrated storm.

Got a foot from that.