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I actually was hoping to check out the xfl :ee:

I have one spot in my house that gets 4g lol

Spectrum customers throughout the northeast are experiencing service issues.

 

Early Saturday afternoon Spectrum released this statement on Twitter:

"We are aware of service issues in Upstate New York, Maine and New Hampshire at this time. We are investigating and working to resolve the problem. We apologize for any inconvenience this is causing."

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1 hour ago, wolfie09 said:

I actually was hoping to check out the xfl :ee:

I have one spot in my house that gets 4g lol

Spectrum customers throughout the northeast are experiencing service issues.

 

Early Saturday afternoon Spectrum released this statement on Twitter:

"We are aware of service issues in Upstate New York, Maine and New Hampshire at this time. We are investigating and working to resolve the problem. We apologize for any inconvenience this is causing."

Typical Spectrum.  I’ve been having issues with my cable with them that I never had with Time Warner.  Good thing I can use my cell phone as a hot spot.

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Obviously subject to change..

00Z model guidance has come into much better agreement than previous
model runs. Considering the complexity of the forecast there still
is a chance that model guidance will change again, however forecast
will lean toward 00z model consensus as the most likely scenario at
this point.

Low pressure near Kentucky Wednesday evening is forecast to track
across southern New England through Thursday. Meanwhile, a northern
branch shortwave and associated arctic frontal boundary will
dig into the western Great Lakes region. 00Z guidance is slow to
phase the two waves, and generally tracks a fairly weak surface
low to our south. Despite the weak surface wave, there is
plenty of moisture and good upper level support for
precipitation. The 00Z GFS/ECMWF/GGEM show between a quarter and
an inch of QPF Wednesday night and Thursday so have raised PoPs
into the likely category. Precipitation type will depend on the
exact track of the low and evolution of the system, but in
general expect mostly snow from Buffalo and Rochester northward,
and mostly rain across the Western Southern Tier. There`s still
too much uncertainty to pin down snow amounts, but there is at
least a potential for significant snow accumulations in the
advisory range or more. Will add a mention to the HWO reflecting
this possibility, but there are still lots of ways this system
can evolve which would produce little if any snow.

After this, forecast confidence increases, with model guidance
suggesting the northern branch shortwave will be strong enough
to push the arctic boundary through the region sometime in the
vicinity of late Thursday. This is likely to bring much colder
weather...possibly the coldest of the season. The core of the
cold air should cross on Friday, with the GGEM/ECMWF both
clipping the North Country with 850mb temperatures down to -30c.
While this may not pan out, there is no doubt that Friday will
be a cold day with highs forecast to be mainly in the teens with
single digits across the North Country. Lows Friday night
should easily drop into the single digits with lows well below
zero across the North Country. Forecast is about 5 degrees
colder than NBM, and if the colder model guidance verifies this
may have to be lowered even more.
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