Brian5671

Up to 75 here now.

weird to see it clearing from the east-almost like a backdoor

I think they average 60 inches of snow a year? They'll be 20% there if they get another 6"

reminds me of the June gloom we often see on the coast here when the waters are still cold

Sun already coming out here. 65 degrees.

reminds me a bit of last year-got cold on 11/1

Still have my roof rake but haven't used it much since that winter. I had a new roof put on our house this fall, has the ice dam protection with the leak barrier protection/roof roll so probably never have to do it again....

sun has busted out here and we're up to 68

Nursing home outbreaks....

Carpooling makes sense-small enclosed environment. Everyone here is back to giving rides to people/other people's kids to games etc.

Should be in Banter. Day 10 stuff and the GFS has a cold bias in the LR

Skies starting to brighten here. 65 degrees but humid

Dont remind me-I was living in Lansdale PA at the time-never saw a flake-forecast was for a foot or more with blizzard conditions-models were 75-100 miles too far west

same exact situation here, had some drizzle/mist/low clouds. Drizzle seems to be ending now though

The shortfalls in revenue from Covid may spur the legislature to act next budget season....

For us, we'll need to see the SE ridge get beaten back and hope for some arctic blocking. Otherwise it's cutter city.

The problem with CT is that gov't is slow to change ANYTHING despite obvious benefits/convenience. I remember a few years ago how Sunday liquor sales would lead to more drunks on the road, Keno Lottery coming to town was going to lead to more gambling addicts etc. We don't have early voting like other states and they are behind other states on making weed legal.... Property taxes are out of control here as are most taxes-until Covid came along many were fleeing the state due to the high cost of living...

Wonder if this will be another winter of "the cold and snow is 10-15 days away"

I thought the same thing unless I missed the warnings/advisories over the weekend?

These warm patterns tend to overperform I bet we see some temps higher than guidance. Had it not rained 3-4 inches this week I would have taken a bet on a day close to 80

some frost on roof tops here this morning.

SST temps are way above normal. That will keep us warm through December most likely. Then we'll have to see what the AO, NAO MJO etc want to do.

yeah it must have built back in-we ended with about 1.20

back half of the system is weaker than modeled....steady rain ended here a few hours ago

It seems more often than not there's something to track the last week of October. Some certainly delivered, 2011 Snow bomb, 2012 Sandy, Halloween storm of 1991 etc