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Possible coastal storm centered on Feb 1 2026.


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Just now, dryslot said:

Thought most of you down there hate snowpack and just in for the individual storms? Christ make up your minds one way or the other lol

Yea right it's all a bunch of baloney. Who would want to look at brown sticks and grass at 10⁰

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3 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Yea right it's all a bunch of baloney. Who would want to look at brown sticks and grass at 10⁰

I lol at it, The other cope mechanism is if we’re gonna have bare ground, Then it should be a lot warmer.

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6 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

Sun angle getting towards early August now you will feel it a bit when you get in your car.. Just like in August it starts to feel a bit cooler.. im just glad im out of the dreaded valley now it makes summers feel so much better :lol:

August??

And Early August???

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welp ... that's taking an anomalous track relative to the larger scale synoptic structure(s) ... but, sometimes weird shit happens.   

I think the background speed of the flow is a problem.  

It gets harder to excuse the increasing numbers of these observed idiosyncratic behaviors as just 'bad luck' - luck is really when you don't why something is happening but it does, unexpectedly.  I no longer sense this as occurring for no detectable reason, nor see this as unexpected.  I keep seeing these events in the late mid and extended range and watching them torpedo as they come into shorter terms. 

I also suspect this is why we see this attenuation of event profiles during that same relay..it's because organized structures at smaller scales are getting speed stressed. 

It's no death knell.   At some point something will subsume phase, but of all event types there are, subsumers being being the most time-dependent fragile ... there's a reason why we haven't seen subsume types.  The odds of those types succeeding has gone down.  

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7 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

Sun angle getting towards early August now you will feel it a bit when you get in your car.. Just like in August it starts to feel a bit cooler.. im just glad im out of the dreaded valley now it makes summers feel so much better :lol:

More like mid-November... 

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21 minutes ago, dryslot said:

This snow is only going to sublimate slowly and is not leaving anytime soon, Sun angle is marginal.

It’s marginal but ngl… I took notice of the extra brightness today. Maybe it’s because it’s been awhile since I saw full sun, but the midday shadows are starting to hit different.

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Scott's just tuggin' on minion chode hairs with that. 

We're in the solar minimum for another 2 weeks.   The sharding back of snow banks will begin in earnest after the 8th ..10th.   

Having said that, there was day light at 5:30 pm today ...I noticed this as I was leaving the gym.  That was pitch dark just last week at that same time.  We're on the slope - can't be denied.  I also thought the sun coming through the S windows felt warmer on the face.  It's just a fact of celestial mechanics and life. 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, larvay said:

November, August, same diff.

 

7 minutes ago, FXWX said:

More like mid-November... 

I kinda get what he's saying about the start of changing of seasons, but the sun angle threw that out the window.

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I believe the lowest average temperature in the northeast U.S. is around Feb 5th long-term. That is where the temperature cycle begins to reverse. Of course the solar angle cycle reverses shortly after the winter solstice in late December but as people are saying there is little perceptible influence on potential melt factor until mid-Feb.

Late Feb rises faster than Jan declines which is why Jan averages are a bit lower than Feb averages for most locations (Feb means can be lowest for locations with more maritime influence). 

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