moneypitmike

We hope your naysaying is as accurate as your HHH forecasts.

I was about to make the same post. I expect we'll see some other gems based on what comes out at 12z. I particularly am looking for the ever-scintillating discussions of the data ingestion of the off-hour runs.

Lots of snowmaking days ahead Maybe PF can start a snow-making thread.

Someone's got to come out with the season's first "it'll come back north----they always do". Unless things are missing the other way, then someone needs to post "it'll come back south--they always do". LOL--I seldomly start threads. PIT 2 or bust.

I'd like to congratulate Scott for the season's first use of 'threading the needle'. A great example of the value of having this thread. Great practice for later on.

Switch it back. Folks in eastern Maine should have part of their school day in daylight.

33 at mi casa as well.

Question: how many members are on Americanwx?

Fixed.

That's not what she said. We know that, but what does it show?

Apex Orchard? What a spot they have!!! Best place to watch the Greenfield fireworks, too. Already down to 37.

At least the map I posted is a whole lot better than the lame HHH ones that certain folks were posting between April and September.

I'm not sure if we can handle 4 months of this global warming.

Well, I might have cursed the threat. But, I couldn't resist:

Time to suit up and start our first event-thread.

Longitudinal and latitudinal gradient en route. Meanwhile, models are out an hour earlier beginning tomorrow. Whoo-hoo.

So where's Dr. Dews???

First 20's of the season. 28* so far.

A bit nipply.

It’s good preparation for the inevitable grinch storm at Christmas.

What other winter fronts are there?

46 and 1.25" at the moment. Lovely.

This is a big rip-off for most, and a huge cash cow for the rental agencies (which is why they scare you into getting it). Check with your insurance company--you're likely covered. I don't know, Jerry. I think a short leash works best.

And so it begins in the the netherlands. Mixed precip is also likely for Far Nrn and Nern ptns of the FA shortly after precip onset late this aftn and erly eve, with this area possibly retaining deeper cold air alf longer into the ovrngt as weak dynamic cooling alf with the passage of the s/wv trof may partially erase the elevated abv fzg warm layer alf between 7000 and 10000 ft msl, allowing both sn and sleet to mix with or briefly replace rn at times into the late ngt hrs spcly toward the St John vly. In fact 00z GFS BUFKIT soundings show a pd of all sn for both KCAR and KFVE from mid eve til about 1 to 2 am Mon before both BL and warming alf win the battle during the pre- dawn erly morn hrs, chgng mixed precip to rn. The Top- Down precip tool acknowledged