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My joking aside, yeah, there’s a signal for something in a very good antecedent airmass. I was speculating the other day that if we can’t get this weekend to produce, given how fast the flow is we could have a shot at another shortwave right around the holiday itself. Still a long shot in my mind but I like the trend of something tangible moving into the region. Honestly, we don’t need much. Any weak system that puts 2-3 down on the holiday for most would be excellent.

And a grinch here

And flurries back this way while an IVT drops 4-8 in NY and NJ

It’s mildly interesting. Need to continue seeing bigger shifts though for most to be in the game for real.

God love em but we need the r/s line about 50 miles west of them

I like anomalous wx. Don’t really care about the type. Snow is always preferred over cold and dry but a cold day of yore in a warming climate gets my respect too. Be careful what you commit to Milton got within a few mb

Obliterated up there

No apologies necessary. I think he’s remarking on how bad winter has been outside of Wolfie’s backyard Start planning for your 110th birthday lol

With drones showing up in SNE now and the Euro AI rising, they may be riding together by late January to get the blog published.

On a 60° day with only failure on the horizon it’s all we have.

It’s just an early thought from me. Above average certainly isn’t off the table. I probably won’t think about it much until early April. SST anomalies are still high across the MDR so if there isn’t a Nino or warm neutral ENSO we’ll more likely than not be staring at another active season.

Christmas Eve 2022 was frigid here. Had a high of 15. Only other day to do that since was Feb 4, 2023 with the Montreal Express cold. No other sub 20 high days.

The meltdowns would be as epic as the storm.

Haha we’re the same age. Maybe I get mowed down by some idiot driver or kicked into a hole by some random ailment at some terribly early age, but I think the investment I make now is worth it. I can do things today that I couldn’t do at 25, and I was pretty healthy then. As for exercise—I think the best way is to start slow and build consistency. You just want improvement. One step at a time can take you a long way eventually. Sorry to hear that, but you’re still here as @Prismshine Productions said. Let’s get an 1899 cold blast to bring some flakes to your backyard!

Yep—BECS are the highest echelon widespread impact storms. The atmosphere in God mode. Apply Mad Dog’s hall of fame rule. If you have to think about whether it belongs, it doesn’t.

As Ray said they’re all KUs but in order of severity BECS—think superstorm of 93 HECS—January 2022 blizzard in eastern Mass or the 2016 blizzard from DC to SNE MECS—your run of the mill 8-12” snowfall from Philly to Portland

And you’re what, in your late 20s early 30s? You don’t need any advice from me, but some of the best words ever spoken to me were “life is short, youth is shorter”. We all kid but our lifestyles catch up with us one way or another. I got really sick out of nowhere a few years ago and it was likely due to a combination of stress, poor diet, and relative inactivity. I decided to invest in myself and my health and it’s a totally different world for me now.

I finished at 44.4” in 2020-21. No other season since 2018-19 has come close.

I wouldn’t classify it as that. Most of us are still well below Dec climo. But it’s all relative.

Five hapless souls!

Arguing over the cause of death tells you everything you need to know about the odds of this coming back to life lol

100%. Sorry Ray.

That’s been life in SNE the last half decade plus now.

Agree with this. It has to be on the Mt. Rushmore of epic events to be on the list. For CT I think it’s March 1888, Feb 1978, October 2011, and Feb 2013. Folks may argue with 2011, but there’s no dispute about the other 3.

A spotter reported 4.0” in New Fairfield. With apologies to those that only care if 18-24” is falling in their backyard, it’s interesting that for the little critters we’ve gotten this season down here in the hinterlands, they’ve all overperformed to a degree. 06z Euro looks a bit colder for Wednesday and Thursday, particularly in MA. Quite marginal still, but the next thing on the table. Especially for our northern friends.