Tuesday night looks to be the coldest night of the season here, point has -17 right now. Wednesday mornings record was -23 set back in 2019 and looks just out of reach
I would be shocked if we got a SSW event this year. The stratospheric vortex has been very resilient and has stayed stable despite multiple pulses of upward energy from the troposphere. Also the GFS has tried multiple times in the long range to break down the vortex only to back off
Ceilings lowering now. Expecting about 2” ending around 8 or 9 am. The snow this morning was a breeze to shovel. The wind might just shovel it for me tomorrow before I get a chance
Got a coat of icing with the first round and a DAB. Tonight’s might be the most promising of the bunch.
Also friendly reminder that there is a pivotalwx view that contains the whole sub forum so maps that have the lower Mississippi valley aren’t necessary
the first clipper tonight really peters out to the SE of our area. Going with a first and final call of .5" with this first wave/front after midnight tonight
amount of SO2 injected in the stratosphere looks to be far too low at the moment to have any noticeable impact on the climate, will have to keep an eye on it in the next few weeks
both NAMs showing some nonzero Lake Effect potential here, they have been known to oversaturate lower levels so will be waiting and seeing with this one but a nice refresher of snow cover would be nice heading into next week
low 40s and full sun is starting to eat away at the snowpack, can see some bare ground on S facing yards. The past 24 hours has really overperformed temps here