Sey-Mour Snow

Barely a coating for us in CT since Dec 11, that will do it to anyone. We’ve become angry, bitter, and pessimistic. Even an inch here and there would change the mood, get to fire up the snow blower, shoveling up some six inch driveway piles off an inch of snow while your neighbor lets it melt by noon goes a long way to warm the snow weenies winter heart.

Ya agree and me and him are def not interior lol I flip right after nyc on these setups

I remember that now great storm with a lot of thunder snow. I was live on air storm coverage and had to rush out as my wife passed out and was pregnant that was a wild ride on the Merritt. .

I’m talking about nyc metro and southern SNE areas for Monday and Wednesday storms. There’s a 2-4” mean there but consensus of now is rain or a quick slushy inch to rain.

How was that I have the memory of a 90 year old man.

It does look good for that stretch this year lol just not as good as the 15 day that is skewed by two events that will probably be rain

Looks like that comes in just after this map. I hope you are right. I don’t like seeing a mean that warm Jan 27-31.

For now looks warm at surface let’s see where it sets up..

what do you think about the mini torch on eps Jan 27-31? If it's ugly after that leaves us with a 3-4 day window lol

For CNE and NNE yes they should be excited however most of that is from the next two storms and about 3-6" from today, then I'm sure they will clean up with some upslope and clippers.. Monday's storm looks like CNE - Wednesday NNE.. For SNE most of that is a front end dump south and some from today and some from next Wednesday in Mass, next Wednesday also as of now most likely may not be much more than an inch or so then rain unless we really trend this east.. From my area down to you we are really in trouble, may have to wait until post 2/1 as there is not much cold except directly after Wednesday's storm and that promises to be a quick cold and dry shot. It's not too cold at all surprisingly behind the Wednesday storm.. Heres the 5 day anomaly behind the storm.. Seems to wait til days 11-15 to get some real cold in here and we know all about that this year. Also the 7 day snow after Wednesday, not much..

Getting some good echoes over western ct. Good thing it’s 41 and raining.

Cold air will be pulled in behind the storm for a few days to end next week before we turn mild days 10-15 from the SE ridge flex.

Fixed it for you.

100% agree. Those clown maps are giving the desperate weenies false hope. With a high retreating that fast on Wednesday PM, and a garbage air mass to begin with, there’s no way 3-6” is falling south of the pike. And Mondays 1-3” forget about it.

Sure going from a 1" to 2" front end dump then 50s and rain is a whole lot better..

2.9" here.. worst season ever was 16" for me..

The great pattern will end up being a cold shot behind that storm.. Odds are its cold and dry for a few days before the deep trough sets up in the west again..

CT torches on that run lol persistence wins..

We are going to need a bigger boat south of the pike..

#wearegoingtoneedabiggerboat2022-2023

Someone’s getting 50” the next 7 days and it won’t be us that’s for sure! If we can somehow get 6”+ the next 7 days that’s a win down here in the tropics.

Ya, at least we have some reasons to model watch again..

EPS doesn't like next Wednesday Thursday too much for SNE.. Cuts to Cleveland then Miller B to Gulf of Maine. Would be solid for CNE and NNE again.. Man really looking like CNE and NNE are a lock for 2-4 feet of snow the next 7-10 days with 3-4 significant snow threats.

Day 15 has looked like that on GEFS for quite some time. It’s the favorable trend day 8-12 that’s impressive.

Man GEFS really stretch out that polar vortex the last few runs, getting better each run days 7-9..