dryslot

A few inches to say it snowed in May, Yeah, Ok, But i find were pretty dependent on power so i would like to still have it.

It would be the second one if it happened, We had one back in the 60's that my mom always mentions, I remember dad bbq a roaster on the charcoal grill swearing away......lol

Going to be tough to accumulate anything here, Maybe some backside flakes as the low departs or nothing but cold rain.

American guidance we miss SE, European guidance we miss NW, And i have no problem with either scenario.

Those elevated areas should still be holding snow now, So they could go into June this year possibly.

thanks.............

Not here, I expect this one to play out similar to the last, Foothills NW and north into the County.

Maine mauler.

That's a good bump back NW on the 12z GFS from the weaker 06z run, That low position in the GOM on the 12z run would certainly have snow further back west then modeled. 12z 06z

We have no say, Oh well, Let the chips fall where they MAY.

Those are the numbers, That's when the power issues started here on 04/09.

Is it weeping?

Tough time of year to get snow down to the valley floor and coast, I would still favor foothills on NW here and elevated areas above 1,500' in NH-VT down to the Berks in MA and NW CT.

Such a cold air mass for this time of year, Someone is going to get a surprise.

Is that purple rain?

New to the board?

We miss

lol .LONG TERM /THURSDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/... Please don`t shoot the messenger. The 500 MB pattern across the nrn hemisphere shows no real changes from yesterday through the weekend in the models. Cold closed low/trough remain hung up over the the area as solid blowing holds both upstream and downstream. If anything the trend in the models is for it hold on longer into next week. The upper level low will also remain quite active as decent wave generator sets up W of Hudson Bay between the strong ridge over W Canada and the low over the E, so we can expect a few periods of precip late this week into early next one, with the most significant system Fri-Sat. Thu will see system passing to our S, which could bring some SHRA into srn areas, but given dry air in place, this should not amt too much if it occurs at all. Highs will generally be in the mid to upper 50s. Should see things clear out briefly Thu night into Friday morning. The next system arrives late Friday and move through overnight into Sat morning. Models have trended to a more intense system moving right along the coast. Will stay with the current idea of accumulating snow in the mtns, especially at elevation, but could see some work to the valley floors in the N, and may see some flakes mixing with rain late Fri night into Sat morning. Lows Fri night will be in the 30s, with highs on Saturday likely stick in the 40s, with gusty NW winds, and possible upslope rain and snow showers in the mtns Sat afternoon and night. This system will provide another reinforcing shot of cold air which will be with us Sunday into Monday, when another low will pass near the area, with models currently keeping it to our south.

Can't wait, Cold in may blows.

We don't want it, But i'll remember to ask for yours next Feb.

Hope you get a foot, Enjoy!

County crusher.

Ant must be toking his lunch today.