Bubbler86

Looks like a couple islands in PA (one in Philly too). What kind of island, I will let that up to others to decide.

Yep, short term drought is over for the Northeast/MA in my opinion.

The members to go with that mean

The Icon actually has a north displaced trough a bit north of you. Temps are not that bad for you...Fridged over here.

Looking at this map only, it could be good or bad. We are not used to see cold that deep around here anymore. Not necessarily our temps as opposed to all temps to our North and West are cold. But this is worlds better than it not being this cold above.

Hot Foot.

This and shoveling. Tired of fighting rain while shoveling snow.

You had your chance to get a snow map in there in a pics or didn't happen moment but the chance is gone.

Highs near 20 the day after.

Decent hit the night of the 16th. Not much over WSW level. *Edit 10:1 is under WSW, Kuch is slight over for many on this board. More to the east.

This sim radar shows a fairly disorganized area south of us. UK maps are always hard to garner exactly what is going on without the whole view.

I was just on the MA board and Randy disapproves of the Ukie.

I also think we need the 16th to intensify and move up to over or just Northeast of Canada to better insulate us a bit from cutters and to continue directing the air from Canada south. The cutter this Friday opens the flood gates for cold...hopefully the 16th low helps keep it open. The GFS and GEFS also kicked the can a bit on the next relaxation period...still last week of January but a few days back.

40 here and fairly windy but gusts just in the upper 20's and low 30's. Other side of the house getting it today. The 16th still in play on the 12Z GFS and then another close one a bit later. Not literally worried about this timing missing as it shows some potential and still in that period before the relaxation that keeps being advertised the last week of January. The key for me is the 16th system getting into NE Canada to keep the fun going the next week after it. 500 below shows what I think was the coastal SLP just missing a phase.

I looked at the EPS for the final 7-10 days of Jan and not sure I see what everyone is saying is a good patten for after the 20th. As I said before, I will not use the ensembles for anything except pattern and maybe compare SLP locations and some anomalies and the pattern looks "not overly cold." The 850 anomaly chart at the time below is very red/orange.

They probably saved some $$$.

HRRR and 3K did a good job depicting the higher amounts the wringing out of qpf on the Leward side of some areas...the 1.75 to 2" totals in Franklin and Adams county are both on the Eastern side of ridges. Good ole 'Rou checking it with one of two small lesser spots in Franklin.

MDT with a 59 for a midnight high last night. LNS made it to 61 yesterday but had "cooled" back down to 57 or 58 for midnight.

The meso's really lowered the rain risk (and the ec as shown this am) late in the game. 1-2" is not a major flooder when falling over a day. The snow this am may have been the larger story.

Guess some areas had bad winds over that way.

Not our of the ordinary here either other than the amount of gusts was fairly high. Mitchnick lost a tree in his hood.

55 here.

Yea, I fixed. It is not a roller coaster where you have to wear pants that look like the US Flag and enter fights from the ceiling in a bulls face. When you go over that first hill, it looks like you are going out into the air. Griffon still my favorite...when you stop and hang for a bit.

I think the just closed the Loch Ness to redo it. I liked it. It was always the first coaster we last 10-20 years) rode because they opened that part of the park early. Apollo's Chariot the one that always gets my heart beating the most. I am starting to feel sick if I red too often as well so understand your daughters issue. Lol. I have not been to Dutch Wonderland for 45 years. Lol.