Concord jump 2° when I was down there and the rain started coming heavier. Appear it’s still light rain and last check the temperature was 27. Main roads are okay dunno about side roads
Picking up on the cold air holding tough at least at lower levels, might this influence the track of the low? Maybe that is what the nam and hrrr are seeing? And it would be those types of models that would be more sensitive to that?
Starting to feel the tide turning finally and some of us might start seeing that tomorrow, then cold shot and then 2-3 storms to track every 10 days for a month or two.
I think like most they’re just really not sure. It’s a razors edge and the latest runs may start having them push it a little higher but we’ll see. A man can hope! Started to feel like winter again today going for a long walk in the woods with the dog with a fresh coating on the ground in the snow pack still in the woods. Felt real nice. Perfect weather for track and wildlife. During the last five days we’ve seen bobcat tracks fox tracks raccoon tracks coyote tracks turkeys squirrels and rabbits along with lots of deer but we haven’t found a shed rack yet
It has never been a game off for you, despite your inner MPM occasionally getting worried by a less robust run. It’s those of us down here who are on the edge
Looking forward to up to 3 sloppy inches followed by a period of heavy powder? Not sure how to interpret the gyx discussion and the zone forecast what will all the “rain then snow then rain or snow for 10 minutes then snow for an hour back to rain and snow then chance of snow”
You will probably do better than Brian and I on temps I'm guessing due to proximity to bombing storm. My gut says we are mostly snow over here but my gut is usually wrong (or bloated). You can see why Ekster was hedging because that is a sharp gradient around some highly populated areas mid week and a morning rush hour. Concord rush hour could be sloppy couple inches or a raging snowstorm. But you could get your first footer!
MEkster's GYX discussion just out...pretty interesting and shows the fine line for many of us up here. I'm getting used to disappointments up here lately but the discussion also points out the possible upside if the trends continue in our favor with a period of very heavy snow.