bristolri_wx

If you move up to 850mb the CanSIPS and CFS aren't that different considering what you would expect from a long range forecast. Canada looks cold from December through March, and 500mb heights in Western NA are above normal, which is about the best you can hope for these days.

@RyRyB is all set.

Absolutely, I'll give you two forms to use.

I have an older, unhealthier maple right next to my yard that's already bare, and an older maple that's lost about half it's leaves. Same for the cherry tree in my front yard. Probably about 50% of the trees here are bare, with the other half split between various ranges of color turning and leaf loss. If you go towards the northern and western parts of RI it's more bare. Down here by the coast is where trees are still hanging on...

Yeah. I have a maple and a poplar in my yard that just started to turn this week. Obviously not the majority of trees but more than you would think in this neck of the woods.

45 - 55 could still cause problems in RI and SE MA. Had to do a lot of driving today, and 2/3 of the trees still have leaves. Some are just starting to turn color. Could result in more tree damage than in other parts of the region where the leaves are long gone.

12z HRRR looks windier than the 0z but nothing over 50 forecasted... NAM 3k maxing out at 45...

Well that was pretty crazy for about 20 minutes. Had some sort of pingers mixed in at the beginning.

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Pretty dire NHC discussion...

Of course it does. 1128hr has a cutter into Toronto with 3" of rain and temps in the 50's.

Lots of rain but not much wind. As usual wind gust model forecasts overdone.

How about them Pats. Amazing what competent coaching and some decent drafting and signing can do. Plus a weak strength of schedule . Not convinced they are "very good", but at least they are playoff worthy in a weak AFC.

@Ginx snewx and @tamarack have been setup with their submission forms.

@tunafish and @rimetree have been setup with their submission forms!

Only a 3000 mile difference between 12z and 18z. Consistent!

See my updated first post above for additional details. I'm ready to start getting people on-boarded into the system.

Thanks for the feedback. Everyone's per storm entries should also be viewable on the spreadsheet. May not be apparent until more people are added. You can switch at the bottom of the spreadsheet to the person you want to check out.

I read the forecast and it doesn’t make much sense to me. December might be the warmest and driest month of the three in terms of anomalies and averages. JFM looks good at this point but of course at this range could turn to shit as we get closer. The below normal precip later in the winter could signal more snow than rain rather than less chances for precip overall. Even with the pattern looking favorable it’s hard to predict more than an average winter in terms of cold and snow which compared to the last few would still feel more wintry than previous seasons.

It was definitely an interesting storm rather than an exciting one. Maybe the only notable parts will be the final QPF totals in RI and SE MA as this thing continues to sling convection off the Atlantic for the next 12 hours.

Yup two flashed and two claps. Super bright and loud, and then it was done!

Post Edited 10/15/25 5:30 PM I believe I have a working system in place using Google Sheets, Google Maps, and Google Blogs (blogger) to take over the previous system we were using thanks to our gracious host KevinW. The new system consists of: A primary Google Sheet, that collects all the information. There is one "summary" sub-sheet that shows the season-to-date totals for each contributor. Each contributor will have their own sheet that keeps their record for each storm/submission. A Google Form, that collects the data. Data collected: Date, GPS location, Snowfall Total for Date (in inches) Each contributor gets their own uniques Google form/link for the 25-26 season, which submits the data to it's own page on the Google Sheet. A Google Map (using the "My Maps" feature) which will import data from the Google Sheet summary sub-sheet, to geographically show the current data on the map. Each participant gets a snowflake on the map that you click on for info. A Blogger site that provides a quick and easy way to find and view the data and links. Links: New England Snowfall Records Blog: https://newenglandsnowfallrecords.blogspot.com/ Google Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qyjv-cCA8hNYcbiCbT8b5qHthqm5AoAOhG9A-LJgqBo/edit?usp=sharing Google Map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/1/edit?mid=171bInqG2J1NNOqucnyZBV_2FSskeCJ8&usp=sharing Instructions to Participate: Send DM to bristolri_wx with following information: City/Town/State Info you would want displayed. Longitude/Latitude Info in the following format: 40.0000 (latitude) -70.0000 (longitude) Longitude/Latitude information can be found by looking for your address on Google Maps. (Instructions) I will reply back by DM with a link to your personal Google Form for submitting your snowfall reports. I will use your AMWX username to identify you on the spreadsheet.

Holy shit huge lightning strike and thunder a few moments ago here!

Not sure if its gonna happen but 12z HRRR has another 1" to 1.5" SE of 495 through the morning.

I usually enjoy Tip posts but this one just sounded like adults in a Charlie Brown special to me in my head. Can you explain the second part a little more?