My excuse is I've been zonked out the last few days from either the flu or a nasty cold (2x neggy tests so feel safe as far as that goes). Between that and not having much of a dog in the fight as you say, there was definitely no staying up for the 00z Euro... or the 12z on some days.
I didn't think KU-esque bands were on the table with this thing, but I guess I should know by now that if it's a coastal low, someone's getting 3-4"/hr rates. Very impressive.
2.2" here, looks nice but hard to get excited about
This leaves much to be desired in terms of moisture and mid-level lift. At least the air is cold enough to accommodate light snowfall rates. 1-3" still looks like a safe bet, with the hope that any localized enhancements within the initial WAA push can get one toward the high end of that range.
Agree. It's hard to envision big totals anywhere to be fair... I'd be a little surprised if anyone sees half a foot. Not one of our classic blockbuster fringe jobs, thankfully.
9F here with a persistent breeze overnight (something something real cold...)
Nice to be watching a potential wintry event in the short-medium range. Not to insinuate anything about this threat in particular, but it's been quite a while since we've had a big storm during the month of January. 6.5" gets me my biggest January snowfall since 2011.
Merry Christmas, folks! The fog is burning off a bit here, but still dreary as we head into our final hour of daylight. Hopefully Santa brought everyone a 1/10th"-increment ruler.
Well yeah, compared to the old structure a pontoon bridge would have been an improvement. I just am not a fan of the brutalist tower design. It reminds me of the old hostile architecture concepts for communicating nuclear waste dangers to future civilizations
Hard to tell how bad the damage really is here. It looks like a big mess at first but upon closer inspection seems to be just various angles of the same one tree.
https://hudsonvalleypost.com/wild-weather-closes-roads-in-hudson-valley-delays-to-train/
Same here, and with a biting wind. It's a good thing tomorrow is the first official day of winter. Imagine how silly we'd all feel if we went around saying it's still autumn for another three weeks.