Chrisrotary12
-
Posts
6,277 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by Chrisrotary12
-
2" is criteria for a warning. Surprised its that much honestly
-
We had two icing "events" a couple years back here in Nashua. Both of them approached 0.25" accretion on trees and lines. That's it for my ice experience. Roads were fine for most part. (but then again, I saw the ice and didn't go anywhere) Of course all this ice talk is likely useless because 9.5/10 times it ends up as sleet or plain rain.
-
And by crossed my radar I mean they were on the news
-
I grew up in Brockton. So an ice storm was a foreign concept to me. The only ice storms that crossed my radar were 1998 and 2008.
-
Does CT actually get ice storms?
-
Don’t you know that big ice is anything greater than 0.01”?
-
Perhaps I shall rake my roof this weekend ahead of all the crippling ice, sleet and rain next week.
-
Anyone notice the GFS rains on Monday prior to Tuesday storm?
-
Always impresses me how quickly a pack can disappear when its 25F and sunny with low dews.
-
Agreed. I read Hippy's post and my first thought was "probably just north"
-
I'll take my chances with last nights Euro. Of course I can't see soundings. So no clue if there's a sneaky warm layer.
-
But what about the 06z GFS?!?!
-
Looks like we flurry or snizzle anytime Sunday through to the actually storm Tuesday morning.
-
But were there flurries dancing across I-90?
-
17th and 19th continue to look interesting in this mornings GEFS. We watch.
-
I think our best hope for Sunday is a repeat of last Sunday
-
Have we not had a SWFE or a coastal front set up along 495?
-
Interesting to see that the two operational models (GFS & ECMWF) are targeting different systems for the "biggie" over the next week or so. GFS likes the 14th while ECMWF prefers the 17th. (ICON looks good for both lol)
-
As expected, nearly a non-event here (I was expecting to get 2"). Flakes in air all day with very little to show for it.
-
Finally getting some good flakes. Solid coating now.
-
Miller B city on the 12z GFS. One after another after another.
-
After today's light snow....next two threats to keep eye on are 14th and 17th. Both have operational and ensemble support right now.
-
GYX currently forecasting 3-4" here. 500 yards to the south, BOX forecast 6-8".
-
Wait....what did I miss today? Am I really getting 6-8"? NWS still has me for 2".
-
Quick Hitter Coastal Threat, Feb 7-8th
Chrisrotary12 replied to The 4 Seasons's topic in New England
Definitely think I need to tighten the NW gradient.
