OSUmetstud

Random question. Do you guys know of any online sources of operational wrf hailcast data? Im specifically looking for maximum hail size info.

Yeah snowiest city. Definitely not snowiest place. Snowiest on the Avalon Peninsula but less snowy than much of central and western Newfoundland. Probably less than the east shore of superior but id guess more than off Huron. (Superior Provinicial Park has to be in excess of 200 inches.)

St johns is the foggiest cloudiest windiest and snowiest city in canada. Not the wettest though. Also has the most hours of freezing rain and drizzle. I havent been to st pierre yet. Its on the list though.

That was the summer before i came. I its one of their worst ever. The Julys since ive been here have been reasonably okay.

I dont mind as much when it actually yields interesting winter weather. We had some days in june 2 years back where the high was 36/37 with fog and drizzle. The ocean is below normal this year so im a little worried about a late start to summer...

"Spring" in St. Johns. Decent accretion for these parts actually. I took some shots.

This weekend looks pretty hardcore for the Saint John River from what i can see.

This was pretty cool.

Not much, our winter re: snow died on Jan 2nd. It's the second year of crap. This persistent central Atlantic ridging since 2012-2013 or so has not been friendly to winters here.

Another snowstorm gone to shit here.

we euro.

The ukmet looked decent for that storm.

My concern is that its a touch "overblocked" for NL and we just end up cold northerly flow and flurries and Hazey and NB get the goods.