bncho

Shots fired in the Late Feb/Early March LR thread!

when it gets to day 4, we think we've got a big one, but once we've reeled it out of the water, it's just a big boulder half of the time

18z Euro vs 12z Euro — coastal low trying to pop vs nothing

18z Euro is better, it's just a baby step there.

I think the Euro's gonna be better

Stalled 986 LOW

You're not the center of the forum. Maryland gets hit pretty good, but everybody in VA (a huge part of our demographic) gets skunked with 1" or less.

Just like most of our storms this winter, wave spacing will be key.

I got the maps from a met in SouthernWX, but since nothing winter related is going on in the south, he's out of comission for now!

Take this ensemble as a MAJOR grain of salt, but FWIW

He succeeded. It’s the most “popular” post lol

Here were some EPS members that I found cool

MJO is a pattern driver. That means that it will favor certain patterns, but that doesn't mean those favored patterns will happen all the time. If it's a look like @brooklynwx99 showed up there, the MJO is negligible.

This is a bncho performance in PBP.

Here's the SPIRE for reference... quite INSPIRING

UKIE starts as rain but flips to mod-heavy snow as the low turns stronger

CMC puts all of that energy into the CAPE cutter

My big fear is that we end up too far south for the redeveloping Miller B, but at this lead time, it's very encouraging.

I'm going to crash out if we have to deal with another messy 5" while NYC and BOS get 20" of cold smoke

Low-end warning/high end advisory event on the GFS

You sound like my awful PBP. Anyway, it starts as rain but flips to some nice snowfall

You ARE cherry picking. Why the hell are you choosing 1956? And when you add twenty years to that, 1976, 1996, 2016... the numbers go up only because of COINCIDENCE. The 1950s were MUCH snowier than you think they were, too! Here are the ten-year averages, also graphed below: 1891-1900: 27.1" 1901-1910: 23.1" 1911-1920: 23.0" 1921-1930: 20.0" 1931-1940: 21.0" 1941-1950: 18.5" 1951-1960: 18.5" 1961-1970: 26.5" 1971-1980: 14.5" 1981-1990: 15.4" 1991-2000: 16.3" 2001-2010: 18.0" 2011-2020: 14.9" 2021-2025: 6.8" The UHI effect isn't negligible, but it should NOT cause this steep of a decrease in snowfall!

I always thought of a Hudson High as a super southwest based -NAO… would you agree?

You’re cherry picking your years, dude. It’s obvious. Also, explain to me how the seasonal 30 year average at DCA went from 25 to 14” in a span of 100 years without attributing it to a warmer climate?