mahantango#1

Wheres the I 86 corridor?

He didn't give amounts but he said if your traveling on Thanksgiving you better be prepared for it.

JB says snow around the I-80 corridor, maybe as far south as the I-70 corridor Thanksgiving. Big cities rain.

It's DT, you wouldn't expect any less from him. With nothing etched in stone yet, he could be wrong.

From DT: ABOUT THANKSGIVING DAY EAST COAST LOW ... RAIN NOT SNOW Unless you are in the mountains of PA, NY, and or Central and Northern New England the low pressure area which hits the East Coast on Thanksgiving Day is primarily a rain event. A cold rain and a lot of rain which will help with the drought but it's raining. There are other individuals out there in social media on X Facebook etc who are trying to argue or suggesting that there could be snow in the I-95 corridor from the system. That is bullshit . This is where you have to understand what the atmosphere is telling you as opposed to just looking at a particular model that happens to drop a lot of snow on your back porch because you wanted that to be true. Cherry picking information and data is not science and it is certainly not rational whether whether you are doing it for politics economics philosophy religion or meteorology. Reality and the universe doesn't give a shit what you want. 1 Going into the event temperatures are going to be Seasonally mild on Wednesday- There won't be any cold air in place at the beginning of the event from New England to Georgia and as far east as OH and TN. 2. The upper pattern/ 500mb is completely wrong. 3. The surface LOW forms along the cold front in ARL/ western TN and track into the Ohio valley/ WV. This drives a ton of low-level mild air into the entire East Coast especially given that there will not be a cold HIGH pressure area to the north in Northern New England / southern Quebec / or the eastern Great Lakes. S the mild air overruns everybody as the rain moves in. 4. The LOW pressure area will jump over the mountains and reform on the NJ coast on Thursday night / early Friday but by then all the cold air is scoured out of southern New York State and southern New England. Eventually the LOW moves off the New Jersey coast the winds become northerly so there will likely be heavy snow In interior NY State (NOT NYC) and central and northern New England. In other words this will be a classic late November East Coast Autumn LOW. It will make the Thanksgiving holiday cold and wet up and down the East Coast and it will make you happy that you are indoors having good food where it's warm and hopefully with family members and friends around who aren't complete assholes. On a side note across the Southeast region the rain may be more like showers Early Thanksgiving with some breaks Followed by steady rain and perhaps some thunderstorms in that region Thanksgiving night. **** note that the 12z Saturday Euro has the LOW tracking MUCH further west than it 6z European model**

Glad to see you cash in on the snow. Was Blizz down last night trying to preserve your snowpack?

Wow you cashed in good on precip. Now there should be a little more water available to get a tanker load down to the 'ville before the ground freezes.

.34 precipitation yesterday. No snowfall (snow in the air here) top of mountain has snow on it that elevation is around 1100ft. Temp never got out of the 30's yesterday. With yesterdays precip. that gives me 1.06 for the week and 1.67 for the month and 42.20 for the year.

Just started snowing here temp. 34.5

As they said there is uncertainty. All it takes is a few good snow storms and some cold to call it a good winter.

Dry here, nothing!

Temp dropped to 30 with a thick fog and ice on the grass and the vehicles. I mowed a few sections of my place yesterday. Grass is still growing, hopefully it's the last time mowing this year. The calendar says so.. but will the weather cooperate?

Which subscription are you taking?

Are you doing the Sunbury run again?

.67 rain from the event. 32 this morning.

Garbage can, and shingle winds are back!

When theres 30 inches of snow on the ground and 45mph winds and temps. near zero, from just one storm...the forum will be thanking you for your return.

I guess coming back from Az. is starting to pay dividends.

Marysville is immune from drought.

Keep it out there.

So you "bobtailed" through Pillow with your Jakebreak on?

26 this morning.