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Still lightly snowing as I wake up , looks like maybe an inch or two - really pretty as I look out. Hope we get days like this down here this winter.

Deep winter run this morning with the wind

KHVN 40 when everyone else there is well mixed and 36-37. We toss KHVN. @BrianW

I'm open to any non-fossil energy source. Let the market decide. In the case of nuclear. The US will need to lower cost to deploy significant volume. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/10/22/climate/china-us-nuclear-energy-race.html?unlocked_article_code=1.vk8.p953.GyoqfHxUqxEK&smid=url-share

@Gawx Sunspots over 110 so far this month. Very high geomag continuing as well, as has been the case since solar activity picked back up in August. If this follows the trend you found since 1979, this is very likely to be a +NAO winter

WB 9Z NBM for late Tuesday/ early Wed. We need every drop...

The nocturnal blocking came through and organized it really well. It hammered from like 10pm onward. All good, ha. Worried for nothing. Several inches overnight at home but the mountain radar looks crushed.

well I didn't have a surprise .25" of sn OTG this morning, went to start the wifes car to that, quite cold and windy still too, nice wintry feel, streamer has shifted south now

These aren't very polished, but for fun here is the GFS, GEFS, and CMCE 10 hPa zonal mean wind for the next 16 days. CMCE is on board with the SSW in the mean, GEFS is lagging.

I wouldn't discount anything its ripping in Waterbury Center but determining any snowfall will be a challenge with this wind.

CoastalWx will get upset at me for posting the screenshot! LOL. But really, using just the last 5 years, and averages only since 2008? That is much too short of a time frame to determine any real trend either way. As I think I have mentioned before, New England suffered through a crappy snow period 1978-79 to 1991-1992. Yes there was some biggies, but largely confined to 1981-1984. It really was bad 1984-1985 to 1991-92. In Woburn MA, my biggest single snowfall during that latter period was only 11"! That seemed like a lot back then, but now, MEH unless at least 18" after epic 1992-93 to 2015-2016! CoastalWx has vivid "traumatic" memories as a li'l kid at the time in the mid-late 80s -- "WHERE'S MY 4-8" IN THE BACKLASH!!!"

You know WE GOT HIM, one of these days when I am REALLY bored, I just might try out the SESH. I might blast Ken Carson at 220 decibels while I participate.

DCA: 15.3" BWI: 17.7" IAD: 25.4" RIC: 13.2" SBY: 15.1" Look guys I am super optimistic but I don't think the Nina is gonna agree with me so these are my prognostications.

Yeah it was for sure snowing… Lookout cam had picked up 4” today when I wrote that. Now up to 7” at 2am, ha. Didn’t mean for it to come off like it wasn’t snowing, but to get some of these gaudy amounts 18-24”+ thrown around, I would’ve liked to see a bit more earlier today. The nocturnal flow blocking has helped a lot, congealing into a more laminar classic band.

Yes, both things can be true.

That late week system had been looking quite nice for several days on multiple models. A real shame to see it crap the bed across the board today. Next mirage storm coming around the 25th.

Thank you first off for taking the time putting this together. This is not something anyone could just " throw together ". Great read and also for having all the info to back what you are saying.

BWI: 22.5 DCA: 18.2 IAD:28, 7 RIC: 14.6 SBY: 14.9

Hii

The Wizards might be the worst NBA team ever assembled.

Just had a snow shower with one of those lake effect streamers moving SE. First one of the season. No accumulation.

Watching those quick moving snow showers and squalls moving through northern and western NJ currently. Getting a snow shower now.

I’m not there but it’s snowing pretty good right now from what a few friends tell me. Webcam no help, but you can see it’s getting blown all around and must have come down decent for a while, as that’s from today. .

Maybe a period of light snow on Tuesday night with an outside chance of minor accumulations in elevated spots of NNJ, NEPA, or SENY? There's been a slow and gradual trend towards higher QPF over the past few days on most of the mid-range models and with overnight timing and a marginal antecedent airmass, it's not out of the question. The shortwave is dampening, but once in a while these end up more robust than modeled.