Ginx snewx

Just now, Spaizzo said:

Outer Banks?

Hamstead near Surf City

18 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Nothing says epic like 7” across 360 hours in peak winter. Going to be boring 2+ weeks

What ever makes you feel better but since you said 360

7 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Fabulous post.  That idea seems to have gotten lost to some on here. 

My son's house on the beach in NC 15 inches 

My brother in law in New Port Richey Florida reports flurries low of 25

Just now, WinterWolf said:

You just got two feet!  The week before that you got 8”. 32” in January…For god sakes are you ever happy.  Your TBlizz.  We have two TBlizz’s now.   It’s been frigid, and it’s snowed..quite a bit.  What else do you expect out of a winter in SNE? 

2015 I guess 

3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

That probably is a month not repeated for a long long time. The amount of storms and ferocity can’t be matched. 

We definitely never say never. But yeah that was incredible 

23 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

It sucks but at least it’s deep winter .. If we can get a few more snowfalls before the pattern flips to mild and warm you mentioned , most of us can be normal snow YTD

Flip to mild and warm?

8 minutes ago, Go Kart Mozart said:

When does the vortex split stuff come into play?

Remember March 18?

10 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

We’re going to need at least two more warning events and some smaller events to get to normal.   We have about six weeks to do it, but I haven’t really looked at the long range.  
I have to go back and calculate my totals but I think I need at least another 20” to hit my average.  

38/60 ish here well within reach with 8 weeks left.

24 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Well when? I have marks from being buckled up since 2023.

You have new snow today 2 feet OTG. Take the kids sledding or something. You are a junkie forever chasing your fix. 

3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

How? Telling it how it is. Even Will just mentioned it. Gonna have to wait post 10th probably. This come relaxes big time. Gonna be more marginal cold I think. Euro op even has a cutter as it breaks.

Totally depends on if , huge if, modeling doesn't change 24 times in 4 days. 

2 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

How? Telling it how it is. Even Will just mentioned it. Gonna have to wait post 10th probably. This come relaxes big time. Gonna be more marginal cold I think. Euro op even has a cutter as it breaks.

When do we buckle up....

25 in Tampa ouch.

17 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

Hold me! I see flurries! 

My boy a home grown weenie sent in his report. Just bought a home there. Big surfer 

59 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

It’s different up here. The cold is deep and the snowpack isn’t super deep, but it’s very solid and should be for a good long while. I think it’s snow piles up here from mid month on.

Scott's being a tool

Flurries 12⁰

2 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Again...agreed on the fast flow. Said that a few times....but if you are getting stuck in forcing patterns that destructively interfere with east coast amplification, you have two options:

1 The storms develop and amplify elsewhere....great leakes

2 You get a storm on the southeast coast in a cold pattern that can't amplify enough to clime the coast until it's over Atlantic, and becomes a Maritimes storm.

I agree I don't think it's permanent...Mother Nature will find a way.

March 18 will find a way to happen again. 

When 1979 2010 patterns pop up the same time as cyclogenesis you end with snow to SC

Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

When the tropical forcing isn't favorable, it's like scene out of the horror series "Final Destination" for east coast amplification....the atmosphere isn't going to flash a check engine light warning that hemispheric forcing regime is unfavorable...but what will happen is you will see a phasing attempts retarded by defects like nipple lows, and chasing convections that those who don't understand, and who wish to bury their head in the sand will attribute to "luck".

Cmon this lack of SNE coastals has occurred for extended periods since recorded time. Its the easy way out to attribute to CC. I laugh every time I read it. 

Lol fast flow only effects coastals in winter! Forget the hundreds of non snowstorms the last ten years. 

Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Right...that is my issue with the fast flow narrative. 

It's a bunch of bullshit 

15 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I agree with him that CC is a factor, but like I said, I think it's more an issue convective forcing destructively interfering with major east coast cyclogenesis...the storms are forming, just not near the BM. Either the lakes or Maritimes.

Have you watched the news today?

4 minutes ago, Modfan2 said:

How low to we drop tonight?

Cloudy getting windy.  Single digits? 

Bet those in NC wish fast flow was a thing 

4 hours ago, klw said:

You can watch my alma mater's webcam as they head towards 10" today:

 

Go wildcats!

Fast CC flow?

Put the nylon socks filled with nacl on the ice jams.

38 snow on the season 10 AN

3 minutes ago, weathafella said:

BOS with 29.8” of snow in January 2026.  I think it’s safe to call that final.

Safe travels bring a heavy coat