brooklynwx99

if we go the super route, I actually like 1982-83 quite a bit

for the record, this should be a strong Nino per ONI and even RONI, but taking those +2.5C euro forecasts in early April to heart is silly. wait a couple of months and see if it sticks. the euro has overdone many a Nino in the past

gotta pass the spring barrier. this is like a 10 day EPS forecast but for ENSO at this point in the year

hey, give me a loaded STJ and temps that aren't an abject torch and I'd like to see what happens now that we're in a paradigm of blockier winters. 2023-24 was cursed and I think people are scared about an outcome like that. I find it unlikely, there are much better analogs

paul roundy super Nino part 2?

every model has the signal mid-month, worth watching for sure with the ridge rising out west. airmass is better than you'd think with the PV nearby

classic spring swing here

the snow blitzes this winter are just as much a part of CC as the warm bursts IMO

incredible storm, about 13.5" here

9" and some of the heaviest snow i have ever seen

hang it in the Lourve. absolutely sick

really incredible stuff. the low is just getting started

absolute cinema. this will be special for the area

rippage about to occur over the next hour

radar looks great can see that outer banding popping up over SE PA

steady light snow, covering colder surfaces up now

this thing is locked and loaded, be sure to enjoy it

be sure to soak this one in, guys

SPC is forecasting a thundersnow risk! ...Discussion... Strong short-wave trough is digging southeast toward the OH Valley late this evening. This feature will phase with the southern stream and induce a surface low off the NC coast early in the period. Intense deepening is expected with this offshore cyclone which will lift north-northeast during the overnight hours. Isolated thunderstorms may develop along the trailing cold front as it surges south across the FL Peninsula during the day, but poor lapse rates and weak buoyancy suggest the risk for robust convection is not particularly high. Intense low-level warm advection will aid the potential for lightning discharge in midlevel convection along the middle Atlantic coast and southern New England. Forecast soundings suggest the majority of this activity will be within heavier snow bands along the northwest-north side of the cyclone. Across the Pacific northwest, significant midlevel cooling and steepening lapse rates are expected along the WA coast by early afternoon. Weak SBCAPE is expected to develop across this region and some risk for lightning is possible with convection that develops within this warm-advection regime.

NYC 18.6 LGA 19.2 ISP 21.1 JFK 20.3 EWR 18.1

it has never been more happening in the history of happenings

lol

thing of beauty already

lol 3km is just a more pedestrian 12-24" historic blizzard

NAM is a fucking climate emergency