Melting layer still pretty far south, so it's a function of how deep we can get the near surface warmth before a flip until that warmer air aloft arrives.
Cool, cool, cool
All of the graphics for our snow amounts is down across the region (they are from yesterday's afternoon package). At least we don't have a winter storm.
AFN/EEN went down under 2SM in -SN but it's a pretty narrow band of forcing on the leading edge. I suspect you'll get a break before the real steady stuff moves in.
We can’t split counties based on events, they are preset based on local agreements between the NWS and municipalities.
Merrimack isn’t a county with splits (but we forecasters overwhelmingly wish it did - not right on 93 but maybe like route 127).
I'm learning Italian for a vacation later this year, and my language app is throwing phrases at me that use demonstratives.
Just got: La primavera é in ritardo quest'anno
Foreshadowing 40 and sheet drizzle in the months to come?
I would say verbatim it's a net gain for most of NNE. I still have 5 weeks of indoor golf league left, after that we start worrying about melting the pack off.
Kirkwood Mountain in CA has a sensor by "Chair 6" gusting to 209 mph in the last couple of hours.
That's dangerously close to taking MWN down as the tops in the USA.
I know. That's what I'm saying, there are more ways for 11-15 to suck on the warm side than there are to be good on the cold side. So yeah it may actually feel like warm verifies and cold does not.
Lol at the redo over the driveway. Kept breaking through as well. Told my wife I wouldn't be long....
Same. Two passes just about covered it except where I had to drive over it to and from work. Better than a sheet of ice though.
I look at it like cutters. It doesn't matter if it cuts to BTV or cuts to ORD, it's still crap for most of New England. Likewise the pattern doesn't matter if it's +5 or +10, it's still likely crap.