[papafox]

Originally Posted by htfdcolt

Seriously worried about you now, Cam

I'm wondering the same thing.

WHY is Cambium all of the sudden not liking the cold? Its like a switch was flipped this month.

Cambium, please explain!

[Cambium]

Don't want it. Don't need it. At least for this year but we can't control it.

[Cambium]

1pmEST. 52° White Plains. 51° in Danbury. Sun peaking through but not much.





Warmer in Danbury than Birmingham Alabama right now.


South Florida is just sick and I don't want that anytime of the year.

[ads94]

South Florida looks fantastic. I see it is hovering just around 80 where I am moving to in Tampa area. Wish I was there now.

[7 Wishes]

NWS finally has Feb. 1 on it's radar (yes, pun intended). It is saying 30% chance or "rain or snow" in NYC and same but just "snow" for CT.

[jp03]

Originally Posted by ads94

South Florida looks fantastic. I see it is hovering just around 80 where I am moving to in Tampa area. Wish I was there now.

yuch..80 in winter..... That means HELL in summer

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

NWS finally has Feb. 1 on it's radar (yes, pun intended). It is saying 30% chance or "rain or snow" in NYC and same but just "snow" for CT.

Interesting. Heres their latest discussion. They upped the % based on the afternoon model updates now showing it. They note they are moving fast so wont be big snows but point out potential is there for few inches Wednesday.

And they lowered their temps. Colder then they thought for mid week

Have a slight chance for light SN on Monday...but upped that to 30%
for Wednesday. This based on analysis of the deterministic 12Z runs
and the the 12Z GEFS. The systems are progressive, so not expecting
any big snow, but still the potential for a few inches for the mid
week shortwave appears possible. Of course there`s lots of
uncertainty as the source of the shortwave is out with the Aleutian
Low currently over the Pacific.

Temps have been lowered slightly from previous for mid week. We
start slightly above normal on Saturday and then we`re near normal
Sunday-Wednesday with Monday being the coldest day of the stretch.
It looks like we`ll be below normal by Thursday depending on timing
and development of the clipper system currently progged for
Wednesday

[Cambium]

February 6th snowstorm.


What are the odds all 3 main models now showing it this far out? GFS has been most consistent and STILL has it! Now starting to come into Euro and Canadian time range and they too are showing something.


It's dumb to point out details like how much or where the snow falls, but just for kicks.... These updates are saying Atlantic City Rain and NYC snow next Sunday evening and night..

[RunD1987]

Originally Posted by jp03

yuch..80 in winter..... That means HELL in summer

Rather take a 3 season state. 4 months of fall of Temps in the 60s and 40s at night. Little humidity. Long spring mainly just rain for 4 months temps similar to the Fall. 4 months of Summer hot 90 degrees and muggy.

[Cambium]

NWS NY.

1st one is for Sunday-Monday Jan 29-30.
Next one is for Wednesday Feb 1st

Active week coming with multiple chances of precip and lake effect snows which should reach us anyway.

National Weather Service New York NY
414 AM EST Fri Jan 27 2017

.LONG TERM /SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY/...

Continued good agreement with the models in the long term. The
general pattern will be a longwave trough over the area with
shortwaves moving through during the week. The first of these
shortwaves will dive south from the upper mid-West on Sunday, then
head east towards the area for Monday into Monday night. There looks
to be some phasing with the southern branch, however, it looks to
occur too late for any significant precipitation for the area, and
only may brush parts of Northeast New Jersey, NYC, and Long Island
with some flurries at best.

The next shortwave will be impact the region Wednesday as an Alberta
Clipper moves through. The 00Z ECMWF is a bit weaker with this
feature from its previous run, while the 00Z GFS is a stronger.
Given the uncertainty, will not make much in the way of changes with
the previous forecast. With temperatures forecast to reach the upper
30s to lower 40s from coastal Connecticut and points south,
precipitation should at least mix with rain at these locations, if
not change over to all rain.

With a trough over the region, temperatures will be at or below
normal in the long term.