-
Posts
161,029 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Posts posted by CoastalWx
-
-
Hey Ryan, do you still have any good links to the Hartford papers or even TV footage of the damage? I figured you must have saved some.
-
Thanks will. It does pain me sometimes to forecast snow for tolland. I get a sick satisfaction with disappointing him on air
LOL, he must jump around on his bed like a little school girl when you mention "the hills."
That coverage was great. You did a nice job with the storm. I sort of get disappointed from time to time missing out on that, but I was able to live vicariously threw you guys during the storm.
-
Although I definitely had a weird feeling for a few seconds. Sicko.
-
actually thought part of that was serious for the first couple of lines.
Once he said "The Cold Miser" I figured it was him.
-
LOL, Garth..you sick fook.
-
12" in Keene, which was a little "disappointing", but significant nonetheless
And the model watching was the most excitement I've ever had with a storm I have to say. 20-30" in eastern NY, western MA, and S VT where a few days earlier partly cloudy skies were a justifiable forecast. Absolutely incredible.
Yeah agreed. I went through Christmas Day constantly sneaking a peak at the models and this board. My wife hated it, but I knew it had the potential to be a beast so to me, it was justified..lol.
-
Good storm, but not overwhelming here...the most exciting part by far was the model chase with Boxing Day last year.
I know snow wise wasn't that memorable out your way, but the storm itself was such a beast. To have inland spots like ORH and ORE gust higher than BOS is pretty noteworthy.
-
-
I miss turning on the flood lights watching the kids sled, walking out on the deck listening to the powder crunch under foot, taking deep breaths of arctic air, hopefully those times are around the corner.
Agreed.
-
-
Bump, because I can't get anything resembling a snowflake...lol.
-
That winter had some horrifying model teases...that storm...the Dec 19 storm (for interior where we got screwed)...Feb 10, 2010...and then December 1992 plus half a degree in mid March.
When the NAM gave MRG like 30"?? Oops.
-
People in Maine still talk about 69, that was their 78! 100 inch totals in notches in NH I think.
Pinkham Notch 77".
-
Remember when the GFS and UKMET were giving us a Feb '69 redux about 4 days out before the New Years 2010 retrograde storm?
I got really excited for a brief time during that model run until the Euro was the buzzkill.
Oh that's right...since Dec '09...lol. That was the storm where Andy said it would be in BID right? UKMET fetish.
-
I would have cleaned up in that event.
-
snowNH has been asking about that storm since Feb 2010.
-
I lived in Brockton at the time, and we had great winds. Branches were flying everywhere.
The problems was that I was expected to get 18" of paste whipped around by 70mph winds. I was so pumped. Even my parents were telling me how this may be the biggest snow storm that I have seen yet. I was a pumped up 13yr old weenie. Blizzard warnings were issued.
I woke up I think near 4am and it was snowing and snowing heavy. The snow caked onto everything and the wind seemed like it would flatten every tree. It was around 9am or so, where the precip lightened and it turned into this weird sleet like snow, that wasn't accumulating. My temp went up just a bit too. I think I got dryslotted somehow and the marine layer made a second push west across se mass. 18" turned into about 6" with not much precip falling the rest of the day. When I saw areas like Walpole just to my nw get buried with snow...and ORH getting 3'....I wanted to cry...I swear. I thought that was the chance of me finally getting the big snow like my parents always talked about. I was already c*ck teased by the cape blizzards in the 80s.
That storm though was a beast and I enjoyed the insane aspects that went along with it. However, that storm will be remembered for one thing....it broke the back of our crappy winters.
I've made up for it since then in terms of seeing big snow events, but that one will forever sting..especially seeing that I was so close to the big amounts.
-
You had some great winds though. Didn't they gust to or over cane force? At least it wasn't a total shutout.
That is still one of my top 3 favorte SNE snowstorms.
I lived in Brockton at the time, and we had great winds. Branches were flying everywhere.
The problems was that I was expected to get 18" of paste whipped around by 70mph winds. I was so pumped. Even my parents were telling me how this may be the biggest snow storm that I have seen yet. I was a pumped up 13yr old weenie. Blizzard warnings were issued.
I woke up I think near 4am and it was snowing and snowing heavy. The snow caked onto everything and the wind seemed like it would flatten every tree. It was around 9am or so, where the precip lightened and it turned into this weird sleet like snow, that wasn't accumulating. My temp went up just a bit too. I think I got dryslotted somehow and the marine layer made a second push west across se mass. 18" turned into about 6" with not much precip falling the rest of the day. When I saw areas like Walpole just to my nw get buried with snow...and ORH getting 3'....I wanted to cry...I swear. I thought that was the chance of me finally getting the big snow like my parents always talked about. I was already c*ck teased by the cape blizzards in the 80s.
That storm though was a beast and I enjoyed the insane aspects that went along with it. However, that storm will be remembered for one thing....it broke the back of our crappy winters.
-
Dec 1992 is the storm of infamy . ORH got crushed with 36 inches. 16-22 in NE Ct.power out for days with tree damage to naked trees. with heavy rains and high wind for the coast of SNE.
We need another one of those. The thing was crawling
That storm is one of my worst memories ever. I swear I almost cried in that one.
-
i wish i could use that as my excuse...but i've been a huge weenie since i was 4...my brain is just weird about the details it stores and the details it doesn't...i do remember the winter of 95-96...that pattern brought in a storm every other day...i think 2005 was the year the Cape got demolished...my sister lives in plymouth...she kept getting hammered while, i kept getting 6inchers...
i wish i could remember everything about everything...
Well it sounds like you remember more than most when it comes to weather. It's easy to say to someone "wow you don't remember that?" However, sometimes I have to realize that not everyone is a weather weenie sicko...lol.
I do regret that I feel like I lost a few childhood memories of snow, but I still remember the bigger storms of the 80s.
-
this thread totally just made me geek out on you tube looking at past storm images and video...i wish i had a brain like Will's...some of the recent storms from 2005, and 2007 i don't remember
and the April Fool's Storm...i don't remember anything about the snowfalling or intensity...i just remember measuring various places on my driveway and in my back yard ang getting 36inches...
my brain sucks!!!
You defintely weren't a big enough weenie back then. I wish I had a camera on me back then, because I must have either had my jaw on the ground the whole time, or smiling ear to ear like the joker. I was in total shock and awe the whole time. Complete awe. January 2005 was close given the combo of snow rates and wind, but I just remember thinking to myself that this can't be happening, during the 3/31-4/1 snow event.
-
Almost 3 feet???? How about 40 in Nottingham?
ROCKINGHAM...
40 INCHES ... NOTTINGHAM
34 INCHES ... HAMPTON /NH DOT/
28 INCHES ... PORTSMOUTH /PEASE TRADEPORT/
24 INCHES ... SALEM
23 INCHES ... DERRY
17 INCHES ... HAMPTON /SPOTTER/http://www.ncdc.noaa...7_2001_snow.txt
I don't think that 40" was real.
-
Here is the demon
Ever run into him?
Yeah I got something signed by him when i was a kid.
Man, the hype from that storm was unreal...although srn NH had spots that got almost 3'.
-
LOL 40-80mph winds and seas 20-40FT.
New England snowstorm memories.
in New England
Posted
Oh nice. I used to save some news paper article from storms when I was a kid. I actually had something from 12/26/10 last year. I'll have to find the other stuff at home. When you get a chance, post the damage video. That was awesome footage.