Ginx snewx

1 hour ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

That's about as boring a two weeks as you will find at peak climo.

Patience Grasshopper

3 minutes ago, tavwtby said:

damn that's crazy 

Difference is 13 degrees now. As the sun rises over the hills there is a rush of wind as it all mixes out. Very cool phenomena 

1 minute ago, Modfan2 said:

Valley cold. Wednesday it was -9F In Killingly, once I got into RI on RT 6 it was 6F 

2 minutes ago, tavwtby said:

i figured last night was going to plummet, instead it pretty much flat lined after about 9 or so 

I am at -2 and literally down my hill 3/4 mile two PWS at-11

12 minutes ago, tavwtby said:

lowest so far was 1/28 here at -7.6°, currently is 4.0 here, at least it's not windy, yesterday was brutal cold with the wind.

Radiators are killing it. -20 East Side Berkshire lots of-10s plus in the valley 

Congrats Radarman 

1 hour ago, Modfan2 said:

Down to -10F so far in E CT, probably drop a few more.

-12 Moosup Pond Ct

27 minutes ago, dendrite said:

-4.3

meh

Check the other thread 

My hill down to the lake 

Man valley decoupled.Colder at IJD  -8 Belchertown-8 Asford CT-11  than NNE

Hey Mesowest users. New moving to spot

https://viewer.synopticdata.com/map/data/now/air-temperature#map=7.92/41.53/-71.74

4 hours ago, Snowedin said:

One of our pipes is leaking in the bathroom but thankfully it’s just a few drops for now. I’m probably gonna have to go out and knock some of the ice and snow off the roof that’s contributing. Can’t wait for a little thaw next week as this cold has just been brutal and relentless! The heat needs a serious breather as well.

Thaw?

1 hour ago, tunafish said:

Just looking at it you wouldn't think so.

My depth measuring area is +/- 500 sq ft. Mix of sun and shade. 

After the initial settling, here's my (GYX) average depth readings from 12z each day.

Tuesday - 14"

Wednesday - 13"

Thursday- 12"

Friday - 11"

I suspect tomorrow we'll be at 10". 

Not implying we'll lose an inch every day (assuming similar conditions), but to say there's no loss in depth is incorrect.  Check your local nws climate site.

That's because you have fluff. Mine is meat.  18 16 16 16 16 16. NWS depth BDL 16 15 15 15 15 15

So there's that 

2 hours ago, DirtySnowDen said:

My first post! I am glad to apart of the New England Weather Community who, as whole, knows whether or not, the weather will improve.

Welcome to the jungle. Location? 

Oh it's coming zero doubt. Buckle up Broncos your 7 year wait is over grasshopper 

8 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Honestly…I’m not exaggerating…we’ve lost nothing here! The snow is still powdery on top lol.  As crazy as that sounds…and I admit it, but that’s the truth.  It’s 5 egress here now. Crazy cold. 

Same everywhere he is pushing your buttons 

1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

Lots of disagreement there. Hopefully something between the 5th-8th.

With zero melting another 6 to 12 Thursday Friday then that huge potential for a NJ subsume SSS we could easily approach 2011 depths of the Epicosity run I promised you back in November 

9 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Probably similar pack. Deep is over 20”. And now we all melt and sublimate.

18z Skynet with a great 6 to 12 Thursday Friday 

8 minutes ago, Dan76 said:

Get someone to throw ice melt on that had to do mine works pretty good.

I like the nylon sock filled with melt to create channels. Not really worried as its a brand new roof with fire ice under layment

29 minutes ago, bristolri_wx said:

Expected snowfall:

0.0"

Congrats 

This is my kind of winter. Deep pack deep sustained cold. Don't worry much more snow to come for those with snow depth fetish. Roof Ice dams forming first since 2015

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

Yore

Look forward to these from 2015

2 hours ago, Roger Smith said:

Has there been much mention in this thread of the Feb 1934 cold records? Today's record low max at NYC is 16F set in 1934. December 1933 had been very cold but January 1934 up until this event had been near average. Then February produced record cold averages and extremes. The strongest of these arrived on Feb 8th with a 1050 mb high over Ontario. By morning of the 9th it was -15F near the coast and -30 to -50 F further inland. I believe both Saranac Lake NY and Bancroft Ontario (150 miles west of Ottawa) had lows near -52F. Lake Ontario froze over completely that winter. Toronto had an interval of 36 hours below zero F and a low of -21F on Feb 9th, NYC was -15F. So I wondered what data there might be for New England. A second record cold spell arrived in late February but it was not that extreme, about like today's values. 

2015 broke our 34 records all month

So all kinds of low 500 mb heights expecting to be broken down south.  Reminds me of Jan 77

Just now, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Jess talk of heating costs and pond dice thickness for weeks and weeks.

Crap?