mahk_webstah

This pattern has been explosive for a while, and it’s gonna get interesting as we continue to move towards being on the cold side of things

I like how it’s gaining latitude. I think a whiff was on the table a couple of days ago. But a lot of these lows go into the Gulf of Maine to Nova Scotia so in a good scenario, all of us win.

So Jan 20-27 now? Are we extending winter for a few more days, or No Changes?

How does it get this much snow in most of New England when the 13th is a cutter? Is this just from the one storm on the 16th?

I believe this one is to the north east of us and retreating. Who knows, maybe they’ll be some subtle slowing or strengthening of the high and maybe the storm over the middle of the country won’t be quite as strong. GYX notes a slight cooling trend today in the models

My take away is that the large scale set up only allows the colder solutions to verify to some small extent. But perhaps the antecedent air mass and the thick snow cover allows us to maximize the frozen and maybe the rain isn’t as much as feared. If I get four or 5 inches of snow, and then a half an inch of rain, I think that would be a huge victory, particularly since it’s so fast moving, and we cool down after.

Happy double troll week forkyforky. Where were you yesterday?

Actually, I think our problems have more to do with the Niños than the Ninas if you know what I mean.

I would think so actually. What I take away from the season so far is that we have a lot of juicy systems. As the pattern slowly shifts with an NAO fed by strong cutters? We probably have a really good period of winter. We’ve seen this happen in many winters past. I’m not a meteorologist, but I am certainly feeling optimistic about what happens up here at least from the 13th on, particularly from the 15th. Up my way we are getting close to 2 feet of snow so far this year and I think Brian is closer to 30 inches. That’s not bad and we’ll probably double that by the first week of February.

You are so good at this….

There is a thing in our society now about going on the offense/attacking other people for the things that are actually your faults and your wrongs. It shows up everywhere, including this board. It is both obvious and dysfunctional.

Seems reasonable that in the end after these next two storms, the mountains, and maybe the foothills have a very durable high qpf pack, as it gets colder and the typical snows occur. Thick and meaty.

that would be sumpim

Yup no changes

Mid Atlantic storm fail January 4, whiff fail January 7, holy Trinity, looking unlikely as the 10th will cut. But the Lord works in mysterious ways. no changes

You needed this happy ending as much as anyone in this forum. Enjoy and keep the glow thru Tuesday

Maybe you’re gonna get a piece of that nice band slowly sinking south from near Laconia. Looks like it should swing through at least you before things go east.

I’m out of the country but I just looked at the radar and it seems like there’s a good band north of Concord though. Brian is doing really well and I hope you get in on it too as this thing consolidates. Just came in from a long walk and breakfast in Bogotá, 70° and bright sun, and peaked at my home WebCam. It looks to be snowing very heavily there now, and the radar seems to show that band strengthening.

Mason measured 4.5 in the driveway an hour ago and 5.5 in the fields.

I’m in Bogotá, but looking on the camera at home appears to be more like four or 5 inches. Think you are doing much better up your way. Good luck for the afternoon!

You got the early evening babysitting shift? Just be glad I’m outta town lol

Screw CJ, I’ll take JJ

He popped out of his robe, but then disappeared again. Personally, I’m hoping for the holy Trinity. Three misses. The January 4 mid Atlantic storm, the January 7 New England with and the January 10 rain.

So we are back to a decent front end dump. And then the 13th. Good to see those big totals showing up now two days in a row. I was ready to throw in the towel in the 10th. I’m actually out of the country until the 15th anyhow, but I could come back to fix snow pack and more storms

Enjoy your whiff 10” amazing how the mid Atlantic recovered so fast from that storm 2 days ago.