Bubbler86

I did not notice meltdowns just a back pedaling of hopes for the next 1-2 weeks,,,mainly due to the TPV per some of the notes I read.

Would be great to see more realistic posts like MU and Mag's when talking about actual reasonable weather. I find nothing wrong with throwing up 200+ hour maps and saying "look what model X is showing" as a way to stimulate convo (I probably do it as much as anyone) but throwing them up and somehow suggesting something is a legit pattern or situation that is probably forthcoming does lead to a lot of overzealous thoughts and hopes. There is a difference between model discussion and weather discussion. Model PBP of 200 hours out is wrong a vast majority of the time but interesting if taken with a grain of salt.

Early nooners, 44 and damp. Seeing the MA LR thread is really fretting now makes me think MU is starting to look good for at least the first half of Dec as to his monthly call.

39 here with similar rain totals.

We are up to 48. Making a run for 50. Not sure we make it but maybe 49.

I did not mean to trick you, I forgot that you might not be happy about the coat AND pants. LOL.

You cannot tell in the pic but he is over 80 so we have to give him a pass on the jeans. LOL

My neighbor is out mowing his grass but does have a coat on so not sure where that falls in the scale of being good or bad news. LOL. Mowing is bad in Dec but having to wear a coat means cold.

Looking at Wunderground, most of the LSV is in the low 40's. Mid 40's far south part and Upper 30's far North...so all makes sense I guess. MDT is 41 and THV is 46.

Throwing out the fool word! Early bird nooners...45 and filtered sunshine.

Peeked at MR progs this AM and see a bit of can kicking STILL as it pertains to a really good pattern. It started last week when the second week of Dec looked great pattern wise...now tailing off into later Dec. Speaking specifically to the chances of well BN cold and systems that we could expect to produce dry powder. This Friday's instance is a sloppy situation even if the 850 goes under us.

I passed the Tamaqua exit but that is pretty far from Tamaqua. LOL. It looks like full winter up at Mt Pocono.

Coming down 81 from Hazleton today there was a very obvious change in grass color as you got a little south of the Pine Grove exit.

The hrrr threatens near 60 the whole way up here at MT Pocono today.

Mixed rain and snow...39 near MT Pocono. If Joe Bartlo were still alive, I would be on the watch.

Carlson managed to take both himself and another Cap out on the OT goal.

20 for the low here so far. GFS still trying to get the Blizzard of 86 storm on board though it is a weird evolution.

Runs like the 18Z GFS make the MA forum super fun.

Drink up (except you @Voyager) if looking at the 18Z GFS...as in get drunk and not look. Chalk it up to the models not handling blocking well.

To me one big difference is that storms are hit or miss.

Stole this one from MA just for you @paweather #1. Interesting...

The majority of the US is now in a drought. We are the lucky ones in the NE.

Fingers crossed you miss the wave and stay healthy.

Even worse than before? Tripledemic. Some of my friends have 'C' again.