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Kick-Off '25-'26 Winter Storm Obs


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22 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

In some past noreasters have found that an early WAA band on the northern edge. It’s a good sign for the higher end amounts.

steady light snow here and coding. Small flakes. 21.3

The jack should be where the WAA portion of the storm is maximized, and the banding this afternoon overlaps the most.

I think the deformation is gonna come in a bit NW of modeling, seems like the atmosphere has it’s preferred deform location across Central NH based off prior events (aka congrats Dendrite)

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Overcast and 27/22 after a low of 19 here. We had a brief flurry around 7am but the real stuff is probably a couple hours away. My location will be uncomfortably close to the mixing line by late this afternoon but most guidance seems to keep it just a hair to my south. I'm just off exit 3 on I-93.

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Watching the clouds race northward from Long Island, transporting those 50 degree water temps north. Still 28/21, off a low of 19.6...Ground is plenty cold, so whatever falls frozen to start should accumulate, just a matter of how quickly it changes over to just pure rain.

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-SN in Cambridge, probably a remnant from that band of OES showing up on radar off of LIS.

The Good Storms start with OES on the South Shore from the ENE, not a line up RI from the south (I'm not sure I've ever seen that before)663018832_Screenshot2025-12-02at07_56_59.png.ce53740dde00b72a3f603bd32503d83f.png

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Just now, ariof said:

-SN in Cambridge, probably a remnant from that band of OES showing up on radar off of LIS.

The Good Storms start with OES on the South Shore from the ENE, not a line up RI from the south (I'm not sure I've ever seen that before)663018832_Screenshot2025-12-02at07_56_59.png.ce53740dde00b72a3f603bd32503d83f.png

Mesos had that. 

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Wetbulbing down fast in this stuff. Down to 26.5F. Wonder if we can hold off 900-950 layer a little longer than originally advertised. HRRR and RAP have been getting stickier with that 0C line at 925 moving north with each run. I think ORH over to Ray is looking a little better than 6-12 hours ago. 

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33 minutes ago, Boston Bulldog said:

The jack should be where the WAA portion of the storm is maximized, and the banding this afternoon overlaps the most.

I think the deformation is gonna come in a bit NW of modeling, seems like the atmosphere has it’s preferred deform location across Central NH based off prior events (aka congrats Dendrite)

That is the hope. I live just a few miles WSW of Brian.  The snow is slowly and steadily increasing and the flakes are getting bigger. Seems to be accumulating efficiently and temp still edging down. 21.2 steady light snow with visibility lowering. Probably on the verge of moderate snow at this point.

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1 minute ago, mahk_webstah said:

That is the hope. I live just a few miles WSW of Brian.  The snow is slowly and steadily increasing and the flakes are getting bigger. Seems to be accumulating efficiently and temp still edging down. 21.2 steady light snow with visibility lowering. Probably on the verge of moderate snow at this point.

Not that it matters at this point, but these are the smallest flakes I've ever seen.  lol

The main indication it's snowing is the slight reduction of visibility across the river and the increased coating.  Better than bare ground though.

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6 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:

Not that it matters at this point, but these are the smallest flakes I've ever seen.  lol

The main indication it's snowing is the slight reduction of visibility across the river and the increased coating.  Better than bare ground though.

Started out like that here too before flake size improved.

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