mahk_webstah

Perhaps that hgh pressure builds a bit more over western quebec though and then we get overrunning. That trough in the west will certainly spit out energy. I think this is a bad pattern for the Mid Atlantic for sure, and probably the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes, but I'm not convinced it is so bad for New England.

Has less than 7 hours to happen!

Do you think maybe someone reversed the colors or something?

Do you mean Mass or the mid Atlantic?

Weren’t you spouting the same line a week ago when this last storm was projected to dropped warm liquid all over all of us? You sorta take the role of a troll on here, which I guess is kind of interesting at the intrapersonal psychological level. I’ve always wondered about what in Ones life experience would cause that , but I thank you because you help me appreciate the other posters even more!

Probably wrong unless you don’t think that big Picture temperature patterns don’t have effects on current weather. That seems myopic but of course CC doesn’t explain everything about a given pattern

No I won’t do that. It’s relevant to the current pattern in the largest sense, and Wills post was, then it’s relevant and I’ll talk about it. It’s OK if you don’t like that. If a mod decides it’s off-topic then we’ll take it from there.

Yeah ok snowflake.

I think it’s OK to bring in the potential impact of climate change on weather patterns particularly when it’s relevant to current patterns. I’m sorry if that triggers people but it’s relevant as long as it doesn’t move into a discussion that’s only about climate change.

A little bit like this last event that was forecast to be warm and rainy? Maybe not that cold but enough to keep the snow pack and perhaps than a good event a few days later

Uh huh preach more scooter

Good point. Subtle things like a bit of high pressure showing up can easily lead to good outcomes for many of us and this storm just ending is a perfect example. Let’s see if we get some subtle adjust and good luck the next 10 days. The 3-4 inches of sleet under 2 inches of snow is a solid snowpack

We should keep in mind that a week or so ago we thought this current storm would be a warm rainer with 1"+ qpf. Then some high pressure showed up and it evolved much differently for some. Maybe that will be a repeating pattern.

Really enjoying the last 2 days. Cold, crisp with about 4" of snow. Despite 30s today, very little melting, tomorrow should do much in shaded areas. Just the feeling of winter with a nice fire in the woodstove, long walks through the woods with the dog, a chance to look at tracks of all kinds of animals, also great visibility with no leaves. I love days like this and the ability to walk everywhere without deep snow or snowshoes. Was looking today over to Highland Mountain in Northfield, NH where Brian lives. How high is that mountain Brian? Noticeable difference in snowfall?

Wow! That’s a great read and a fantastic piece of work. Thank you for letting us look at it. I’d be happy if that verified. Would be a nice winter with some action early on, which I like.

"both sides do it" doesn't really work with this particular president. I think wxwatcher made a thoughtful and accurate statement. It is like saying the GFS and the EC both make mistakes, when the GFS has a storm accurately on 1 day of runs while the EC has it right on 6 days but the GFS ends up right on that one day. Yes everyone makes mistakes and behaves in less than desirable ways, but amount and scale matter. I tried to include the weather in this since I see the mods aren't being too strict. Oh and Hi everyone! Been a great summer.

Quite the run you've had over the last few years, while cheering everyone else on.

Yes picking up here. The yellows are stuck at 93 lol

I think we get into it for a bit, enough to get us to a foot for the storm. It is like the paint drying but it is still edging west. If we're lucky it gets to us and then starts the pivot. I feel bad for many on here....huge differences in what people are getting. Been there a few times. Even though we aren't under the best band it is still a good storm

it's edging closer Brian. I bet Loudon and Concord Heights are starting to feel it given the radar presentation and the ne wind. Has stayed at least moderate here but as you said with the vis below 1/4 mile.

Yeah...:( but it is getting heavier here now.

and you are going to snow for a long time. 20+

well modeled though with the consistent western qpf symbol despite the various tracks modelled. Getting heavy here now.

not light here in Boscawen, and that band is trying for a last push

Is the low fully captured? might we not get another push west if that happens? It is so close..we just have to get the goodies to I93 on radar and the wind will blow it to us.