Brian5671

all goes in cycles

was the same where I lived in Philly NW burbs during those years-Allentown/Reading were the places to be while we flipped to rain....

Fast Pac flow? You are right-seems like more offshore tracks past 10+ yrs

I think there's some NAO blocking but it might be a bit east of Greenland....

next runs will be over Buffalo....

Dude. No one knows right now. Read along as we go through the models

A day 11 OP model? Really? Belongs in banter

patchy coverage here too. got a fair amt of rain in the evening.

yep-we just need to avoid a crazy -PNA like we saw in December.

low moisture in the snowpack too-it's going fast here-whatever's left will be crust by tomorrow

No precip at all here-just windy and 38-39

most of the big ZR events on the coast are in the early AM (like wed) Still dry here and 37 now-solar insolation will help on the roads so looks like all rain here

33 here and partly sunny-looks like mostly rain with the later start and temps rising all morning

Wow. Mine stopped taking water around 12/25 or so, then it really starts to dry out. I worry about it being a fire hazard so it's the first thing to go on the 1st of Jan, then the rest of the lights/decorations.

sometimes a threat pops up in the day 3-5 time frame-especially if a vort comes out of Canada from a data sparse region.

If we get one cold month I like it being Jan. Heart of winter, coldest climo, low sun angle. Maximum snow retention!

most went for a cold Dec and a warm Jan. Bust. So who knows what Feb will bring...

I kill it on 12/26. Can't wait to take down the dead wreaths and tree every year but we hold off til 1/1 for that.

anyone have a good radar loop of the storm-I only saw it from 7:30am forward lol

yeah we got 8 inches of heavy wet slop here from that

crazy- BDR up here reported 8.2 they are usually low on totals for some reason (not sure if they actually get that much less or it's poor measuring)

7 inches here

7 inches here

models always seem to rush pattern changes (whether going into cold or warm)

response from CT DOT: The DOT said Wednesday morning’s weather event was “a perfect storm.” The agency said crews could not apply liquid pre-treatment for the ice because it was too cold Tuesday night. But it was also too windy Wednesday morning for crews to try to pre-treat the roads with hard salt, the DOT said. “It was kind of this Goldilocks zone of ineffective options to pre-treat our roadways,” said Garrett Eucalitto, a deputy commissioner at DOT. - the liquid part I get-it would likely freeze up the nozzles on the machines-but too windy for rock salt? LOL