Allsnow

9 minutes ago, winterwarlock said:

I remember this storm well. We got 8-9 inches. Incredibly cold and windy day. 

Yup. I remember lots of sleet at my location in Monmouth county before a flip to snow. The days leading up to that were in the 60’s 

24 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

Basically a cutter with a late developing coastal-would have been rain even in January

Things have really trended away from an earlier transfer and stronger costal storm. This is now just a week of miserable weather 

It’s seems like every time we expect a big hurricane season it fails…

I think we should pump the breaks on some of these predictions 

Would be nice to see this bomb south of us so we maximize rain/winds….i don’t see any evidence of that currently. A low going crazy by the cape will just give us some windy showers 

@MJO812 you will see 95+ degrees in April before you see 30 in Brooklyn ever again 

3 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

I did but it seems like he doesn't think so. Things go in cycles.

He said we won’t see 21 degrees in April again like in 1982. That’s a fair assessment given how warm the planet is now 

2 hours ago, Brian5671 said:

even here 10 inches of rain and not even a T of snow...

The warmer winters really starting to effect sne now. Boston hasn’t had a snowfall over 4 inches in 2 years 

38 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

So that means we will never see brutally cold air again ?

You obviously didn’t read what he posted 

2 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

very impressive for Worcester not to see anything in March....

More impressive is the fact how wet Orh has been with such little snow to show for it 

5 minutes ago, Rtd208 said:

Wow quite a few of those are pretty far south.

Yes, faster transfer on the ones that far south 

Some members take the storm down to 969 

Snow mean 2 inches on the eps. I counted about 4-5 hits for nyc. 
 

lots of members crush sne 

Euro at 12z run the primary up into the lakes. Transfer is late which keeps snow confined to NNE. It’s still a impactful event with rain/wind 

1 minute ago, MJO812 said:

Me

Yup 

*not a forecast*
 

But I bet between now and Wednesday you will see a run that buries NYC under a CCB. It’s obviously not going to happen but it will get the usual suspects excited 

3 minutes ago, forkyfork said:

just rain plz

No wind? 

Just now, forkyfork said:

i'm all in on this storm being high end given the blocking breakdown pattern 

Let’s get a tree destroyer 

5 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

Clearly a south trend right now. GFS could give us some snow showers at least. Cold aloft and surface in the 30s

CMC haha

Just now, jm1220 said:

I don’t doubt there’ll be a major storm given the blocky pattern, it’ll just be a miracle to get anything more than some snow showers in the rotting CCB for our sub forum. We’d need the upper low to close off and track over the DC area or maybe even further south. The firehose of moisture and snow will be focused north of that closed upper low. 

Definitely increasing chance of a impactful late season event. Northern New England looks like they will get crushed

Gfs made a jump towards the euro solution 

12 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:

Pretty much. This is spring in the northeast then we flip to summer sometime in May

AC will be humming by the end of April