CoastalWx

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.

Just looking at the H7 wind and temps, I do see what Will said about a band sig.

Some timing differences but Canadian and gfs have something at that time.

Weaker low from earlier, baroclinic zone still hangs near coast.

Congrats PF.

Yeah I think it would be good to keep that weaker for sure.

GFS coming west a bit. Some consensus perhaps for a Lgt-Mdt event.

I remember that. I did well, but best was just south.

We had a couple. The SB event in 2021 and then again in January of 2022.

Maybe for the islands?

These things have the look at one of those SW-NE oriented fronto bands. Just a matter of whether it's over the region, or offshore.

C-1" tomorrow night for South coast? Maybe some measurable elsewhere in other spots. Could be lots of coatings to half inch or so across the region. I know, boring...but just saying.

You're a funny guy Dryslot, I like you. That's why I'm going to kill you last.

Ticks need a nuclear bomb to get knocked down.

Why is H20 confused? That’s a classic Tip phrase.

Dynamics should suffice.