jm1220
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I measured a couple days ago and I had about 10” in my backyard but over time the sun does get to it a little each day and sublimation. I’m curious about the snow depth in E MA that had 20”+. The last 3-5” was pure fluff.
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Just like last winter. We’ve gotten a lot luckier with the few setups we’ve had but there are a lot of similarities.
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Dry Tortugas not so dry today.
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Our chance at getting something major is likely when the cold relaxes. Pattern will be too suppressed until then. It doesn’t prevent us from getting a few inch clipper if we’re lucky. But we risk again when the cold relaxes that we go back to SWFE and cutter.
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Wed clipper still worth watching IMO. It won’t be much but we’ll be close for a 1-3” type refresher. Maybe a little more if it can take in some Atlantic moisture.
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Historic storm for them especially coastal Carolinas. This could’ve been a top 5 storm possibly if it consolidated and turned the corner. I’d just love it if we stopped flipping between suppressed crap to SWFE/cutter. We’ve been lucky this winter with storm types that don’t usually favor heavy snow here.
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Yep, ended up the strung out piece of garbage with a kicker behind it we were expecting. Awesome that 4 flakes fell and there's cold dry wind.
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Got down to 31 at PBI. That's like NYC getting several degrees below zero or more and the suburbs down to -10. Jan 1994 type cold.
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Yep. Can't be winter anymore without a southern coastal city that averages maybe 2-3" a year get 12" as we get cold dry wind and some clouds.
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Yep, Raleigh and Fayetteville totally split screwed. Flurries there pretty much while Charlotte might walk away with a foot.
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Feb is our snowiest month on average, even in the dead winters the past few years we were able to make something happen in February. And it can definitely snow into March here. In 2018 we had 6” snow the morning of 4/2.
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I’m at 29-30” here and average is low to mid 30s. Confident we get to that number and probably over 40”.
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Looks like it got down to around 0 here or low single digits. 6 now. The city couldn't get below 10 because of the wind persisting and UHI.
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Yep wasted cold without any storms to track is the worst. And this generally looks like a suppressed to hell pattern. Maybe we get lucky with a clipper or two to refresh the snowpack.
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Down to 9-10 for most. If we can calm down for a few hours we’ll drop like a rock.
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Looking like Raleigh/Durham might get split screwed. In a way it’s better that we were doomed 2-3 days ago, rather that than nowcast screwed. This storm can eff right off.
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Again wind has to calm down if we’re going to really bottom out. If so we’ll approach zero outside the city. If not we’ll end up in the high single digits like last night.
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Hopefully we can make something happen when we still have this cold. Endless suppressed garbage gets old quick.
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And NYC should be a few inches higher, the 2 Dec storms were pretty blatant under measurements at Central Park. But I agree, disappointment tomorrow aside it’s been a great winter so far.
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Still damn cold but too much of a breeze to have a chance at low single digits last night.
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I seem to remember for 12/25/02 the forecast was for a few inches, maybe 3-6” in the city but that busted low because of the upper low closing off and associated snow. I remember not expecting much because it looked like it would be a coastal hugger.
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Down to 6.
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Looks just lame altogether other than a 75 mile wide strip near the Tidewater and E NC. 0.3” liquid as snow for Raleigh is notable and I think a warning event down there but nothing historic.
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A bit of a breeze is kicking up so it hasn’t gotten below 16-17 so far. Until that breeze stops the bottom won’t really drop out on temps.
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Doubting it’ll even be that much without a significant NW shift. I don’t see anything to support anything getting west of Montauk maybe. Today was a kick in the crotch.
