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Slept through whatever came down but based on my car a dusting. Pretty nonetheless.

As modeled things look good. Can it go to crap-sure. We’ve seen the rug pull many times in recent years but is the euro family showing one of its known biases with the lower heights in the SW? Maybe yes or maybe no. A good Atlantic as you say somewhat neutralizes the risk but we’d all prefer a good pacific and hopefully we’ll get it.

Well yeah-and no one was pimping any of those days as good nor are any of the maps covering this period

How the heck does this give flags?

I suggest “signs of January not being Tanuary in 2025”

Ensemble’s really haven’t changed much as we get closer. Some people are losing their shit when op models show a rainy system on d15.

If you look at the broad troughs in the picture you’ll count 3 of them on the NHEM view of gefs and eps. 4-5 wave patterns tend to occur more frequently I think.

Looks like a 3 wave nhem pattern trying to set up in the long medium range. Those tend to be long lasting if it verifies.

2/4/23- coldest day in Boston since 1957 I think so yes. When I came in from a poorly thought out walk on slippery surfaces I commented to my wife that when we went out at midnight that night it was 20 degrees colder! But that was an ice cube dropped in tepid water and it was mild 36 hours later. This one is longer albeit not stronger.

18 at 1pm. I can’t remember the last time we saw that here. This is not the last 2 winters.

That sucks! I think the Berkshires got >2 feet so it must have been pure latitude.

How much did you get?

2016 never made it beyond a moderate event in Boston and none to the north.

January 96 was the last storm (I think) that buried DC-PWM with 12+.

How does Paris, the most amazing city I’ve ever visited not be on that list which is predicated on how long web users look at images (a ridiculous metric which probably would make a bloody scene #1)? With that said, snowy downtown Boston in the holiday season is pretty great as it is other times of the year.