E PA/NJ/DE Autumn 2025 Obs/Discussion

[The Iceman]

1 hour ago, JTA66 said:

Can't say I know a thing about strat-warming events. But it "seems" when the do occur, the cold gets dumped on the other side of the globe. 

My weenie approach to winter weather: Expect nothing and be happy if ya get sumthin'.

After 30+ years living in this region, that's really the ticket to enjoying winter in these parts

[RedSky]

The early cold performing is a Nina trademark I believe lures weenies into believing a special winter is afoot

Then bam springtime around the solstice in time for Christmas, like 40/70 thinks

 

[JTA66]

40 minutes ago, RedSky said:

The early cold performing is a Nina trademark I believe lures weenies into believing a special winter is afoot

Then bam springtime around the solstice in time for Christmas, like 40/70 thinks

 

I fell for that hook, line & sinker in Dec 1989 

[Ralph Wiggum]

22 hours ago, Mikeymac5306 said:

You're full of good news. 

Better than what he's usually full of 

[Ralph Wiggum]

1 hour ago, RedSky said:

The early cold performing is a Nina trademark I believe lures weenies into believing a special winter is afoot

Then bam springtime around the solstice in time for Christmas, like 40/70 thinks

 

Yep. 65F Christmas week is how we usually roll in Ninas round these here parts

[LVblizzard]

A lot of the hi-res models have lake effect streamers making their way across PA tomorrow evening. Some of us could get a localized snow squall that whitens the ground.

[Albedoman]

the big pattern change is afoot- 4 corners lows constantly ejecting toward us for the next 3-4 weeks. One of them should be a minimal car topper event but still the GOM is not opened for business yet. We really need one of the 4 corner lows  to go into the GOM and then run up the coast and stall as a Miller A. The PAC winds are just to strong right now and too progressive. Three more days of 40+ winds coming this week. I am so tired of dealing with dead ash trees falling with our public works dept.

[ChescoWx]

Eight years ago today we were in the middle of a snowstorm that would bring between 4" to 7" of snow across the county. A little different here today with today being our warmest day till Friday. Clouds are on the increase with a few showers possible by evening. Rain amounts look pretty light with under 0.10” A cold front crossing the area will move through overnight and we will see winds increasing from the west and temperatures dropping during the day on Sunday. Below normal temperatures for most of the work week with highs in the 40's and lows near or below freezing. We warm to near 50 degrees on Thursday with rain chances increasing by Thursday night.