You get the opposite in early August when the nights begin to get a little shorter and maybe even a cold front passes by to drop the dews briefly.
But then it quickly goes back to summer again.
And currently it's very likely that the coldest weather still lies ahead. Actually the fact that we haven't seen many 50+ highs is surprising.
I think the metro is in a good spot for this.
There's still some wiggle room for a western push from most of the models.
I think we'll get 6-10" with local spots near a foot.
For the coast maybe. Though given how close we are to the event and the subtle shifts west I don't see a tucked in low this time.
Pattern is much more progressive than with the last storm.
It's coming.
Could end up being an ideal coastal track actually.
And to those who think we can't get a lot of snow in a fast moving system we picked up nearly a foot in 5-8hrs.
Yes they really brought it back.
Let's see if the 12z runs hold or if this was just a fluke. It'll be a fast mover but could easily drop 6-10" if everything works out.