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True, but you don’t go to the panhandle in January for warm weather. I just can’t get over the scenes. The vegetation doesn’t line up with snow. And this isn’t a pasty snow. The literal GOM beaches are getting cold powder. Wild.
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It would be more exciting than anything up north so far though, and in a normally tropical environment… it would be a mind f*ck to see.
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The fact that NOLA has more snow on the ground than most of New England is wild. Same as my yard.
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The photos from the beaches with legit 6” tire tracks through dry powder… it’s insane. The GOM beaches look like the Mansfield parking lots after a snow.
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Yeah it’s not warm. It’s not really unusual for January in the north, but it’s still something you don’t want to be stuck out in. Stowe Mountain Rescue had a long one yesterday in the Notch. Three teens wandered off Spruce at the end of the day and got cliffed out. Then it got dark and very cold. SMR did a high angle rope rescue and got them down to the road at like 11:30pm. This crew are certified badasses.
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The p-type is insane. Like it’s snowing over the off-shore Gulf oil platforms lol.
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Impressive to see the WSW and winter weather down to the Gulf Coast. Huge expanse of cold weather advisories. Then there’s this winter storm coming out of the Gulf and FL Panhandle.
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It has been a breezy and well-mixed month in regard to air masses. That has led to warmer nights that cause the radiators to show higher anomalies. Those without rad cooling baked into their normals have had lower departures BTV with a lower departure than MVL and 1VP in January so far. Despite the latter two spots being colder overall.
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I will say this month has felt cold but the average says +2.4 at MVL. Wild. It has been a cold January compared to the +5 to +8 winter months in recent years. The recent years definitely have altered my perception of “cold.”
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Thanks for the photos, those are worth a post. Interesting that up on Lake Champlain, places like Mallets Bay are frozen over with folks walking around out on the ice. A ton of open water, but it’s been cold enough where the bays are freezing over. Give it another month and see where the ice is at. Is that really Lake George right now?
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Legendary run.
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HIE coldest ASOS. Makes sense. Coldest night of the season so far.
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You’re going to the moon tonight. Around here not sure how much lower we go as the top of the Quad at 3,600ft is only at -7F. We are already inverting early in the night.
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-8/-14 at MVL ASOS at 9pm. -8/-12 at neighbor’s PWS. Cold one out there.
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A difference of a half an inch over 3-4 miles is well within the range of possibilities. Your shop got like 5.7” and home got 6.1” or something. Talking like a couple hundredths of an inch of QPF difference there. -
-SN and a fluffy refresh fringe job at 1.25 - 2.5 mile vis.
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Its true. Just a wave of moisture (and temps) moving in on SW flow… the S/SE/E/NW/N/NW turn around the wind dial does lead to a wave coming in and a wave going out in those events.
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I think of this as more of a coastal “storm” more than a SWFE. The low is taking a coastal track. Mid-levels aren’t warming.
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Southern Middlesex looks like a fine place to be.
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A community known as Alpine Village at 1,500 feet on the western slope of the Jay Peak area is one of the snowiest inhabited places in Vermont and the northeast… in my opinion.
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Good hit through SNE.
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The headlines have decent bust potential. Places with no headlines out-performing warned zones in some cases? I could see NW rely on a fronto band, while SE gets smoked as the low gets going.
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A large geography of people are going to see snow falling with this system. 1-6” over a large geographic area… maybe spot 6-8” in the best collocated areas of mid-level lift and snow growth.
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Agreed. If the dynamics aren’t there, it looks questionable, some of the QPF amounts seem to be in that 48-72 hour high.
