Go Kart Mozart

Here are the notes from my log. The river to which I refer is the mighty Pequannock: Powerful noreaster form off SC coast, traveled just outside the BM at 950 mbs. heavy snow on immediate coast from SC to ME. 16” just west of Boston, but much less on immediate coast from Gloucester to Cape. Winds in high 50’s throughout area. Euro sucked the bone on this…way too dry. GEM did great until the day before the storm when it choked, NAM did very well. Intense cold to follow. Before snow I was able to cross river for 3rd time since 2007.

i agree with DIT on this one, First time in 20+ years on this board.

Gotta like the members showing a -6 AO.

The media reaction to this would be hilarious.

I think I saw a thunderstorm chance in there.

The Farmington Valley did. The stripe of heavy went from NYC to the western burbs of Hartford. I lived in Fairfield at the time...12 stinkin inches.

Blessings have been heaped upon you. Eff the weather.

How is Tolland doing? BDR is -3.1 for the month, it will be interesting to see where it ends up, maybe near normal. Perhaps Tolland pokes up above the fake cold layer, so you are accurately depicting the balminess of this month.

Mimosas.

Merry Christmas...and the first white one in many years down here! Although my wife is trying to tell me that in order to call it a white Christmas, it has to be the first snow of the season. Has anyone else heard that?

Moderate began 15 minutes ago.

It has a March 93 look. I can't wait until it verifies.

I know most mets talk about high-latitude blocking, but I love the look of a big Labrador & Newfoundland block. Let's get something exotic...

Happy New Year to western CT!

There's about to be an echo collision over RI.

Steady snow in Trumbull!

Delaware Valley starting to fill in now.

When I look up DOX, I get Dongarra, Australia?

That's a drone swarm, not precip.

Even BDR has a 25f dewpoint right now. I don't think stickage will be a big problem here.

I actually drove to the Cape with a few friends for that one. 10" in Chatham with a lot of drifting, as I recall.

The most important runs of the last five years.

Thank God I was super busy at work this afternoon. Didn't get caught up in this,