Nothing can be discounted at this lead time. I think GFS is too cold but that arctic high and CAD cannot be discounted. I do think most people will see a front end dump of snow, changing to a mix, and then rain along the coast. The more north you are the more snow and many places well N and W may stay all frozen. Could be a real mess.
34 and breezy. Snow showers and a snow squall possible tomorrow. Hrrr showing an impressive squall line tomorrow afternoon. Wind advisory also up for tomorrow by me for 15-30, gusts to 50.
It's more amped as is it's bias but does develop a secondary and still has some accumulating snow for most, more north obviously. It's definitely something to track.
Yes, because of an Artic high and it does develop a secondary that would help with cold air.
Both GFS and CMC have a snow to wintry mix to possible rain along coast scenario for late next week. The further north you are the better you should do with this one the way it looks right now. Still a long way to go for any details. Lets see what 12z Euro shows.
I wasn't and only reached 58 today and you are pretty desperate if you call one 60 degree day a torch. Good luck tomorrow as temps fall through the 30's with gusty NW winds.
Who are you kidding? You posted back in early January I would be wearing short sleeves soon. Define soon because January was 3.5 degrees below normal and February through the first 2 weeks is exactly 1 degree above normal up here. Not exactly beach weather. Just because we will have 1 day near 60 does not make you right. It's currently 15* as I'm typing this. Heat wave I tell ya.
It's amazing to me how rare it is for the city get to zero or slightly below. I mean that's not even that cold tbh. I have been at zero or below about 5 times this year alone.