Baum

Crappy way to run a Holiday torch.

Ground is white again.

True. And I don’t care.

Never concerned.

Always does. Was always a red flag. In the Midwest as well.

Mount Holly update: NEAR TERM /THROUGH SATURDAY/... 620 PM update... Well, that changed quickly. The models that were surging in the warm air aloft (NAM in particular) seem to have mostly had a handle on things, at least across our CWA, with most areas already changed to freezing rain and sleet. Have made a significant cut to snowfall totals, which necessitated dropping the warnings for Monroe, Warren, Middlesex and Monmouth counties. That having been said, we are now starting to get anxious about ice accumulation, since several more hours of freezing rain may put some areas in the game for ice storm warning criteria (1/4 inch). Made some upward adjustments in the ice forecast and will watch obs closely over the next few hours.

A RETURN TO MORE WINTER-LIKE CONDITIONS IS ON TRACK TO ARRIVE NEXT WEEK. WIND CHILLS BELOW 0 MAY RETURN TO THE REGION AS EARLY AS MONDAY MORNING, FOLLOWED BY A RETURN OF CHANCES FOR SNOW BY MIDWEEK. oops.

Forecasted high of 41 now for Christmas. Zzzzzzzzzz…….

Confirmed.

Hearing rumors my 60 degree Christmas is getting flushed.

are we still doing 65 on Christmas?

Even today felt great out. Once I accept the pattern change I’m all for clearing out the slop.

I’m sniffing a more moderate mid-late December period as opposed to welcome to Spring with periodic precipitation chances. A relaxation was inevitable

I’m ready.

Silly.

Cruel.

https://x.com/weatherwilly/status/1999483716192915683?s=61

Let’s look at the positives on some things not seen in years around these parts : 1. Early start to winter in December with substantial snowfall and arctic air 2. Storms cutting from the southwest and not suppressing south and east 3. Clipper Train The spell is broken. I’m guessing the Pacific flood will be short lived. This is not an El Niño Christmas

Ground zero

Yes. It was.

Ground zero

On its own. Relax.

I can’t be wrong.

Ground zero.