IrishRob17

38 minutes ago, snywx said:

First flakes of the season here 

Same here

3 hours ago, snywx said:

Sitting at 32/18 here with that band approaching. Should see our first flakes of the season 

First flakes here too, 15 days later than the average but not even close to the latest I've ever recorded the first snowflakes. 34/26 with light snow.

21 here.  Only .19 for the month, may still be under an inch after this event.

3 hours ago, the_other_guy said:

32F this morning. Nice cold November, too many people keep talking about hypothetical warmth.

 

stop making yourself miserable and enjoy whats around you outside! I can’t remember the last time I had so many nights below freezing in November

1 hour ago, forkyfork said:

four years ago you had more

Yeah, I was just looking back at my records over the 5 past Novembers through the 20th and here is my tally of below freezing nights:

2019: 14

2020: 9

2021: 12

2022: 8

2023: 13

High of 65 here today, a nice 36 degree swing from the low. 

14 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Coldest Thanksgiving in years ?

Thanksgiving 2018 I had a high of 26, so since then is possible but I don't see anything yet to equal or top that.

KMGJ made it down to 26

2 minutes ago, snywx said:

Only made it down to 35° here

@Juliancoltonprobably tickled the teens

Some real homegrown cold here this morning, 29 for the low.

12 minutes ago, tamarack said:

Cutter.  Pittsburgh INT AP:

1950-11-24	41	11	26.0	-13.7	39	0	1.54	14.0	10
1950-11-25	23	7	15.0	-24.4	50	0	1.10	10.1	20
1950-11-26	23	9	16.0	-23.1	49	0	0.33	3.3	22
1950-11-27	29	16	22.5	-16.3	42	0	0.16	1.7	17

NYC:
11/24/1950   53   38   45.5   0.1    19   0    0     0   0
11/25/1950   59   36   47.5   2.5    17   0   1.59  0   0
11/26/1950   41   28   34.5  -10.2  30  0    T     0   0
11/27/1950   40   32   29     -8.4   29   0   0     0   0

I was rather impressed to see that Bear Mountain NY had a gust to 140mph. https://www.weather.gov/jkl/appalachianstorm1950

There's a couple members in here that must work for Oscar Mayer with the amount of weenies they throw out on a daily basis.

25 for the low, another beautiful heavy frost morning.

31 minutes ago, rclab said:

 

 

 

Good afternoon, Rob, hudson, gravity, Hitman. I’ve seen plenty of sh$&&@t since I take my daughters pups for a daily relief stroll. As for the frozen variety (when) …… well …… I leave the optimism to Anthony, the reality check to BW and Don, the bottom of the bell curve to S19 and of course, my memories. Stay well everyone, as always ….

 

Well played Rich, and nice photos, thanks for sharing.

6 minutes ago, gravitylover said:

Julian did too. 

I knew he saw some in CT.  I saw some in Albany Halloween week but that doesn't count for the records obviously. 

Anyone else beside @crossbowftw3seen legit flakes yet? I have not ,thee might have been a sleet pellet or two but no flakes for me yet.  Average first flakes IMBY date is 11/6 and average first measurable is 11/9.

33 minutes ago, dieselbug said:

Low of 27 in Cherry Hill this morning along with a thick frost.

Question...my wife's van in the driveway had frost covering the entire windshield, but my car, which is parked in the street had no frost at all!  The only difference is that my car on the street is parked underneath a large oak tree that still has most of its leaves on it.

This is now the third or forth time that this has occurred this fall.  Besides the tree, I'm not sure why there's been no frost on the car...not complaining though! I just don't know why lol.

The oak tree above the car is affecting the radiation from the car.  It's kind of a blanket if you will

21 for the low here, KMGJ, which is a good radiation spot, got down to 19. 

1 minute ago, Volcanic Winter said:

We were supposed to stay a night at the end of our trip at the Northern Lights Inn, which is within a mile from Blue Lagoon! Crazy story, just been getting back and adjusted and I was going to post about the trip and this whole experience. 
 

it’s a very serious situation, a sill formed in the area of Grindavik / Blue Lagoon in a system that hasn’t erupted in 800 years. It’s a much spicier system than the gentle, tourist friendly Fagradalsfjall. It could erupt very fast and very powerfully with high effusion rates, and both Blue Lagoon and Grindavik are very much in real danger. 

Just read an article about it and was wondering if our resident expert was back and would post.

22 hours ago, wdrag said:

Presuming no predawn sprinkles for the thousands camped out at Staten Island tomorrow morning. Runners can handle it.

However, a few models are offering a smattering of measurable for ne PA extreme nw NJ into CT predawn Sunday.  Won't bother anyone, and the dry weekend NYC should prevail... but not looking quite so rain-free as it did days ago for the northern edge of the NYC subforum. We'll see how it plays out.

.01 here in the midnight hour. Good call. 

2 hours ago, gravitylover said:

^^ Were gonna get fkn buried! 48" snowpack from Christmas to St Paddy's Day 

After a total of 1.22” made it down to 34 this morning.  

52 minutes ago, BxEngine said:

At least i was tailgating at the giants jets game all day and not stuck inside 

And aren't too hungover to tell the tale.

1 hour ago, Stormlover74 said:

39 with sleet and lightning at the Kansas/ Oklahoma game

Air Force at Colorado State at 7pm tonight on CBS Sports Network should have some snow 

Made it to 79, “cooler” now at 76 as the clouds moved in. 

Currently 66/58, sitting on the deck in shorts and a T-shirt, no hoodie required after a high of 77 for the day. Just plain stupid.