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I don't like that quebec high I feel like this run is gonna have like no moisture inland. Certainly a good storm there though

Ug should make some sort of page with all the definitions for new members. I get so confused on here with all the acronyms

Don't all big storms have a bunch of moving parts that have to line up perfectly in a precise window? I've read the Kocin and Uccellini books and it seems the caliber of storms on some of the OP runs were never common. It's always taken a lot for them to happen. I don't have the benefit of lived experience though so Idrk.

Is that an effect of global warming?

At least with this sort of pattern the northern Greens get some significant up-slope totals over the next two weeks even if there are no systems. I don't ski but I imagine that would make someone happy

Yeah I suppose it's pretty tough for SNE to get prolonged cold enough to freeze moving water. It happens pretty often where I am in the Catskills

Checking out frozen waterfalls is always fun. I've been doing that since I was a toddler

I find that even an inch of snow in January will stay on the ground for days on end so long as the temperature doesn't go above freezing. Sublimation happens pretty slowly

I fuckin hate this guy so much

What's wrong with increased banding? Is it just that it isolates high totals to localized areas?

Me reading this having just turned 21 lol. I think I'm in the minority of this forum. I watched a show about centenarians at the beginning of the year and it seems like its a combo of genetics, a natural diet, consistent (not necessarily extreme) exercise, and positive mental health. I kind of believe the more urban your environment, the harder it is to live a long life. Also trying to actively reduce my meat consumption, not because meat is naturally unhealthy, but the overwhelming majority of the meat available in this country is far to processed to be worth eating over other sources of protein. Gym attendance is unsustainable long term. It's much better to find ways of working activity into daily life that's enjoyable outside of purely for the fitness. Hoping to commute by bicycle once I get to grad school and afterwards (cars are expensive, unnecessary, and environmentally problematic obviously).

I'm in the snow hole SE of the Catskills and we get the down slope warming during all the NW cold air outbreaks and inland storm tracks that's only just starting to show up on climatology maps. It's annoying

Catskills this morning

This might help lol

I almost more interested in December 3-4 time-frame for something snowy. Both ensembles like some sort of trough there and there seems more cold air in place for that one.

Is this guy legit or does he just cherry pick indices to feed enthusiasm? https://www.severe-weather.eu/long-range-2/3-signs-for-colder-winter-2024-2025-united-states-canada-europe-fa/

What should I take away from data like this? Still somewhat new here

I know this is off topic but I'm somewhat new to this site, don't know the best place to ask, and this blog seemed active. Where can I find maps showing the amount of rainfall in the past year? Like for some reason its unreasonably difficult to find a "national 2023 total rainfall" map anywhere.

0.5 miles from the Canadian border Looking toward Jay peak near Newport center. Took about 3 hours and 40 minutes to get to Montpelier. Been better to Rutland. 3 hrs still to go

Have a map of 3 or 4 pm? Actual totality is at 3:30

I am planning on going up Rt 100 in Vt from Rochester tmrw morning towards a spot just nw of Newport. Thoughts on traffic, clouds?

Weather is absolutely miserable in Long Island. 39 degrees with 30 degree wind chill and pouring rain

Just kind of a random question: Do models take into consideration snow-cover enhanced radiational cooling when forecasting temperatures? Its hard to know which forecasts to pay attention that do.

I'm sketched out about this storm living in northern long island. Good chance it could be the first big storm that turns all rain in the past three years of being at school here.

Yeah the most evident trend is definitely an increase in volatility