JakkelWx

but what about the 10 foot wide area of destructive interference over the maritime continent?

I know of a certain storm in march 24 years ago with even worse luck...

beautiful snow flakes. borderline cold smoke? its cooold.

first jebwalk of the winter! 1/4 mile vis. side roads caving. pond frozen. all on dec 5 i saw a wall of snow down the street an hour ago then bang. lake effect style. like florida where it rains on one side of your yard and is totally dry on the other.

Looks like southern DE or the southern peninsula near Exmore will be a good chasing spot.

What a sharp gradient. Lol

It just hits a fooking wall just like Dec 2018! edit: 250 mb jet dynamics look poor, that's probably why.

I remember last december before christmas one night it was about 20 degrees in the dover burbs, i drove west and it was about 11 by the sandtown dump. that area radiates well for some reason.

smells good out there. smoky fireplace/campfire smell outside coming from somewhere + cold crisp air like tonight = perfection.

i can feel the warmth.

You are right considering Mark Margavage's degree curriculum only includes up to calculus 1 and just synoptic meteorology, a far cry from the standard education requirements one must achieve to call themselves a meteorologist: https://catalog.wilkes.edu//preview_program.php?catoid=13&poid=1760 https://wilkes.meritpages.com/stories/Wilkes-University-Awards-Degree-to-Mark-Margavage-of-Edwardsville-Pa-18704-/7693061 a standard meteorology path should include up to partial differential equations and a whole slew of thermodynamics and dynamics classes. 99% sure he never took any of those classes.

that is why i will move to new england when i get the chance

stopped by pizza empire near goldsboro on my way back to Delaware.

893.5 mb extrap with 55 kt wind!!

WV eye temp rose to -2.76C!