NorthShoreWx

I'm going to say something before the models change and I can't say it anymore: At this point my area is one of the least likely parts of the greater NYC metro to have mixing issues this Friday/Saturday.

That's what I did this morning (guessed). Max error in either direction < 0.1". I may be a measuring wonk, but I have my limits. I didn't put the boards out because I didn't want to disappoint the neighbors.

Could be worse. My wife is the zookeeper.

Looks like they have been useless or worse over the past 90 days. Basically the opposite pattern of the 11-15 means was realized.

It was pretty much all snow here until the past hour. Light rain now with the occasional badly decomposed snowflake mixed in. Snowfall total was 0.1" on 0.15" liquid equivalent. Have fun calculating that ratio.

But that's probably sleet along the Mason-Dixon.

I should have waited a few minutes. Snowing now. Slight dusting on shaded pavement. 33.8⁰

Barely doing anything here ..a few spits of snain. 34⁰

Not sure, maybe, but I'm leaving open the possibility that we have one of those rare years where everything over performs like 2005. If nothing happens tomorrow or Friday, then probably not.

I'm thankful that there are people like you looking out for my delicate sensibilities.

Russian drone

1/27-28/2004 was borderline epic here. An over-performer and we jackpotted for once.

That's when it giveth...although it isn't always a slam dunk. We had about the same SWE as everybody else on 12/26/2010, but only 12" of quite dense accumulation. The screaming winds above the deck pulverized the snowflakes before they reached the ground.

It's going to make it tough on the guys who rely heavily on analog years for the medium to long range.

I like that it's an unusual pattern for our winters. Will be fun to see how it plays out. I noticed you have a jersey hole shadow. You might want to consider a restraining order.