12z Thursday will be my getting interested or not interested runs. Big storm potential, I'm more worried about missing South than rain in Greenfield. But that's just stupid me.
Yeah, upper level dynamics are definitely not yet "set in stone" for this one. I feel like there will be some weird, progressive pattern, weakining that has a QPF shove south or we get another, weak cold source, deep interior storm.
This can still shunt south with a weaker, progressive low. Tomorrow we watch for the better N stream interaction and possible capture near the cape. This one is a contender but we sort out the moving parts starting 12z tomorrow me thinks.
Hugger fine, track over Hartford not so much. Let’s hope for something interesting because clock is ticking. Honestly, I wouldn’t actually rule out Tuesday shunting south of us.
Hoping for one last decent storm here which, in this pattern, is not out of the question but it’s also not hard to see, how we can swing and miss on two different systems either.
A big hit for Philly to NYC would also be pretty awesome, just to see the melts in here.
Got it. I was actually a little shocked to look back and see that last year was so bad here. Obviously Dave and people at elevation have done better this year. Definitely overdue for a good year here though.
I’ve been below normal the past two seasons. In fact this year I am already ahead of last year’s totals.
I think when we talk about regression WNE and ENY were already dealing with a bunch of below normal seasons. It’s been SE NE that was way above normal.
Pretty much fits the bill for a SWFE with a marginal air mass. I don’t doubt the discrepancy with the 2 Northampton reports nor the two Greenfield reports.
Lots of variation over short distances and minor elevation changes. We saw it today driving around the county.
It was nice to get one that worked out for Greenfield. There's been some frustration the past few years. I know we don't have the best elevation but we are 12 miles from the VT border for God's sake!
This has easily been the most wintry stretch of the season. Snow in the air the past seven out of 10 days and over 16” in that same span.
Just under 37” for the year.
I’m guessing Greenfield was right on the edge of the snow/sleet line. I stayed up until 2 AM, standing in my doorway with a glass of bourbon, watching the snowfall. Dual pol had sleet just S & W of me. The edge of that line is definitely good place to be. I have not seen it snow that hard in a while.
Currently some light drizzle and 36°. Should be a healthy pack after it freezes tonight.