Ya you will be better than me in keeping the cold pack. Hope to cool things down more. My pack is looking nice, all these little events piling up it looks and feels like deep winter for a change.
We’ve had other storms mixed in, much of SNE has 6-12” since Feb 2nd . Our area 8-10”.. The snowy period on ensembles was Feb 2nd-Feb 17.. we have another 2-4” before Feb 17. Which will bring most of southern New England to 8-16”. Again not what we wanted but not a complete bust.. we hit the 15-20th percentile of what was possible.
It was this week, we will end up getting 8-16” statewide from all the waves. Instead of 12-24”.. still not awful but the low end verified instead of the mean or 75th percentile
I’m not writing it off til Sunday / Monday unless things turn drastically worse. Still very close, it’s obviously a tedious setup now with the needed TPV phase but there’s still a chance.
Weeklies are cold, below normal right through March ( well below normal Feb 17-27). Maintain east coast trough west coast ridge through first week of March. Looks dry first week of March , other than that very active.
Ya this is the softest delay ever, roads were already cleared and treated by 5:30am but yet we have a delay.. Closer to the shore I get it, as they had 1.5 - 2" and actually need to plow that.. In other news this is the lamest 24.0" ever .. Thirteen 1-2" events meh
Just looking to keep tonight’s light snow talk out of the Feb Disco. Post here for tonight’s light snow event for south shore. Models generally in agreement for .1-.2” qpf reaching 5-15 miles inland overnight. HRRR the most paltry. Should be a 1-2” refresher and season stat padder for some.
There's many Faux ones, however whether this one actually gives us the goods or not, it has major support, multi model, ensemble, and teleconnections all point to something big