CoastalWx

Stone mtn farm in Belmont is putting in peaches next year. Thought of you when I heard that.

@powderfreak congrats man that’s awesome. I bet the new digs will definitely help retain snowpack better (not that you had a problem with that lol). When my wife and I were looking around the cape for a second place, many places had HOAs that banned the units to be used as rental income because of the problems you described. PE firms would just buy them out and rent the shit out of them. Of course with the interest rates the way they are and me out of work for several months (fingers crossed I land something I’ve been pursuing for weeks soon) I’m glad we held off buying. But the problem you described is an issue.

Looks like a two day cold shot this weekend and then we warm up for days and days. Just enough of a tease for people to post pics of snowliage and snow guns blowing mice out, only to be replaced with shorts and flip flops early next week.

Still want summer. Not ready yet.

Looks like an inch at home. Light Stein at the lake.

Yeah that helps I think. Maples though starting to drop.

Foliage is great in the lakes region. @wx2fish says stick season is here in Pittsburg NH.

Keep wishing

Yesterday I had to go down to Acushnet for a soccer game and the foliage looked great in those remote areas of Southeast mass. Those areas from Middleborough to Acushnet may as well be eastern Tennessee as far as I’m concerned. No wonder why contentweather guy is like southeast mass’ shallow grave zone.

It’s a terrible place

Yeah I’m not saying it right, but I hate that look personally.

It’s a mean, but I see a massive GOA low and CONUS chinook.

Upper 40s here. No fake. Been nice to use least amount of energy as possible. Haven’t come close to needing heat.

The only way we see a change to snowier outcomes here is if the tropical forcing changes which may coincide with the shift west of Nino. Otherwise it’s warm all over and around the El Niño regions. Not sure how much it matters if it shifts west as long as the MJO shifts too.

January on the JMA is vomit worthy.

Could be a good drink tomorrow night. Maybe some thunder south coast.

Looks like Mehsaias.

Those winds near PNS are from the second wind max there. Really interesting feature.

I mean 98 for Ian?

Ian 98 lol. Thats laughable.

Some of those had anny’s fail though. Or, may have not captured the real core winds that can be small scale.

PNS might have better mixing, but almost looks like a second wind max there on both radars.

It’s doing as modeled. Degrading quickly now.

Dry air really getting at the center. Right when models had it. Interesting deep convection on the western side of the western eyewall. Wonder if dry air is causing more instability in the mid levels as it impinges in from the west and southwest.

If there is a time for further strengthening it’s now through 18z or so. Definitely good venting helping out.