IrishRob17

1 minute ago, Dark Star said:

I think on Eastern.  Jeff would have post snow storm analysis.  What went wrong, or right, with most major winter storms.  It was a great learning tool.  He used to state, "The devil is in the details", meaning there are clues as to the outcome of each winter storm.  It is a matter of choosing the correct clues.

So it is that long ago. It was a bummer when he moved, he always had very informative posts, as you recall as well.

19 minutes ago, psv88 said:

Who?

I forget when Jeff moved to Florida but when he was still on WCBS here he would occasionally post on here, or maybe it was on Eastern before this one.

2 hours ago, IrishRob17 said:

Thanks Walt. I’m thinking I’m a bit too far north for this little event, you concur? 

The HRRR has me in the game though so we'll see what the trends might be today. @BxEngineloves the HRRR...

35 minutes ago, wdrag said:

Pocono region across nw NJ and se NYS into sw CT 1AM-9AM Wednesday (tomorrow) morning 11/19. A 2-5 hour period of wet snow that could accumulate 1/2-1.5"-especially grass. Valley roads 600 feet or below just wet because of temps just above freezing but accumulations on untreated pavements expected for the hills where the temp will drop to 30, especially 1000 feet or higher. The northern extent of the snow shield is a little uncertain but prepare to slow down a bit in your early Wednesday morning travel. There ?might? be a 2 hour delay for high terrain schools north of I80. Overall minor impact anticipated. The southern extent of snow somewhere between I80 and I78 and it probably will melt on most pavements south of I80.

Thanks Walt. I’m thinking I’m a bit too far north for this little event, you concur? 

1 hour ago, Tatamy said:

Still a few LE flurries and very light snow showers lurking out here.

Yeah, its been spitting flakes off and on over the past hour in this neck of the woods.

11 hours ago, Dark Star said:

Chance of flurries tonight?

I caught flurries in the middle of the night on a camera I have along the woods line. The flurries didn’t trigger it but the two bucks going back and forth did. Hard to tell exactly how big but one appeared to be a young 4 pointer, the other larger one appeared to be at least a 6, possibly 8, pointer. As a result of the clouds it didn’t get a cold as forecast here, off by about 5 degrees, low of 34. 

8 hours ago, BxEngine said:

Yeah that was loud for a min or two. Wasnt expecting that. 

Probably had close to half a dozen booms and big flashes, total was .43"

Have booming thunder and a temp of 40, .18"

1 hour ago, SACRUS said:

 

It doesnt rain in southern California 

 

 

 

Iowa at USC, 3:30pm EST, could be a fun watch. 

39 minutes ago, WestBabylonWeather said:

On this date in 2018 didn’t we get a nor’easter with record snow? Was barely predicted? 

11/15/18

8 hours ago, CPcantmeasuresnow said:

Recorded 0.3 inches in early afternoon squall. How did the rest of the HV do?

I had various periods of flurries and snow showers during the day. The squall that came through around lunch time dropped visibility to 1/4 mile and left .2 on the board. 

23 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

 tolerance for different viewpoints is the most powerful tool in anyone's arsenal.

Violently agree. 

2 hours ago, rclab said:

I remember my father, uncles, friends and all who served. As always ….

 

And a thank you to you too.

4 hours ago, IrishRob17 said:

Official first flakes flying at various times today. Low was only 29, forecasted to be 25, 34/22 currently. 

Official first measurable earlier as a heavy squall moved through dropping temps and visibility under 1/4 mile briefly left .2 on the board which has all since melted, 36/25 now. 

Official first flakes flying at various times today. Low was only 29, forecasted to be 25, 34/22 currently. 

3 minutes ago, 2112wxgrl said:

Many accidents in Sussex County, including my 18 yr old on the way to school. Thankfully, she’s okay. Trooper got 6 more calls while writing up the report. He noted the icy conditions as he himself slid while pulling up to the scene.

Glad she’s ok. Christmas Eve 2013 my 21 year old son slid off the road with his two younger brothers in the snow squalls that moved through that evening. They were also ok but it’s nerve wracking for sure. 

57 minutes ago, wdrag said:

These snow obs should be going on the specific thread for today. Thanks

 

Hers the link for today

.63" since last night making for .99" since Friday, temp and dew dropping now, 45/43

9 hours ago, wdrag said:

Monitor whats going on in the Delmarva -I95 corridor... VERY sharp trough developing eastern USA.

WPC D1 from this afternoon mirrored the SPC HREF D1... looks too low in my NOWcast mode as I look at the radar and multiple models. Am looking for 1/4-3/4" for much of the subforum by Noon tomorrow between 7P tonight and Noon Monday.  This past Fri-through Noon Monday should see 0.3-1.25" for the 4 day period by the time we look at CoCoRaHs range of dates. 

.40" overnight brings me to .75" since Friday. 

2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Why would I want to take the time to do that? Why can’t we just simply load a picture like other sites ?

But does the link even work ?

Agreed, the photos issue is also triggering now that it's almost 2026. The links work, didn't realize your lawn looked so bad, good luck with that. 
 

I kid, I kid, looking good. 

4 minutes ago, Tar Heel Snow said:

I just moved up here from central NC. Had been there my whole life aside from a year and a half in DC. And boy I’ve had my share of disappointment. Hope I’m not too late on the climate change scale to experience a snowy NYC winter. Excited to learn some of the fundamentals of this climo!

Welcome! If you're a football fan, how do you like Bill? My guess is that since you were not up here for the very snowy period that some here grew up with and thought was the new normal, you won't be disappointed especially when you compare a winter here with those further south. 

33 minutes ago, rclab said:

 

We can always dream ……. And … well … you never know …… as always ….

32 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Only .21 here. Lol at all the out of towners chirping in. Built it they will come.

In my case I was born and lived in New Hampshire as a young child, love keeping tabs on New England weather, especially northern New England. When I retire there's a decent chance I'll become a local again. 

31 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Anyone getting some weather this morning?

Down here just under 200 miles to your SW, .33 overnight and clearing rapidly moving in to shed sunlight on the bare trees and cleaned up yard, yesterday was final cleanup for me, 44/43 now. 

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