CoastalWx

It was quite warm in SNE and that vort looked like it wanted to track the low into SNE.

Lets get the RGEM with rain river east.

I'll take a little slop to start and get a hardy glacier for next week.

I was thinking of that one the other day. Man I wish I could see radar from that one. I know it's not the quality as it would be shortly after Doppler got installed but still.

Actually, just looking at the GFS, that’s pretty cold here. Northeast flow actually advecting colder air. That would be nice.

Moving too quick. It’s not that type.

Kevin, Ray, and Will are the only ones that get that lol.

No Lovern here.

If somehow I break 4”, I’m buying a round at the next gtg.

Could have some meat even inland as it’s not that cold just off the deck. Maybe even a little mix here to start depending on track.

Looks like a wet snow here to start then drying out. That’s good because powder will blow away and sublimate next week.

He Hate Us

Motherfukkas on the 6z GFS.

That’s what happens when you’re always positive. When the shit really hits the fan you can’t take it. You just melt into a puddle.

Let off some steam, Snowcrazed!

Maybe they come back in someway when the PDO changes?

Marcy projects?

Hell we have bone zones in New England lately. LOL. It's been awhile for an "East Coast winter" for sure. Without looking at anything, the recent -PDO tendencies and La Nina to go along with it usually aren't the best recipe for a widespread geographical winter from near 40N on into NNE. IMO anyways.

He's deployed around Coney Island, sucking back weenies.

Just one big black hole sucking all matter into it.

Hadley cell gonna swallow us hole.

GFS will miss.

Too many models.

Some points I see that argue for some snow, are a lazy and baggy baroclinic zone shown by the thicknesses and especially on the MSLP charts. Cold air isn't in a rush to come in. The tendency for 500mb ridging to be a tad stronger than modeled last 10 years or so, and the s/w is pretty far north which argues for a sloped baroclinic zone from SE-NW and some frontogenesis well NW of the low center. Of course we are still sort of on the edge and we haven't had much go in our favor..but it's something to watch at 100 hrs out.

Some members of the EPS towards day 9 or so have something lurking off the coast. Something to watch in case the right s/w came pivoting south despite the Daytona 500(mb) running up the east coast.