[Cambium]

3pm temp departure for the hour.

More well below normal areas than well above but check out New England!

70°F in Hartford is 12 above normal (normal max is 60)
65° in Bridgeport is 7 above normal (normal max is 61)
66°F in Providence is 8 above normal.
68°F in Albany is 13 above normal
Almost 70° in Boston is 12 above normal

while the 43° in Oklahoma City is 24 below normal.
36° in Lubbock right now.. 30° in Amarillo with Thundersnow




Temps

[ben young]

wow over 24 hours and no Conn.reports Cam.! Well in Pittsburg NH ,high todat a warm 47 had a low of 35,no snow this month {a little late } just a couple of flurries back a weekago .Ground temp 4" down 41 has not fallen much since two weeks ago.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by ben young

wow over 24 hours and no Conn.reports Cam.! Well in Pittsburg NH ,high todat a warm 47 had a low of 35,no snow this month {a little late } just a couple of flurries back a weekago .Ground temp 4" down 41 has not fallen much since two weeks ago.

Been busy with the record cold and snow in Texas.

Tired of this heat now. Cant stand how we cant have a good Fall or Spring

[7 Wishes]

My weather geek son told me from college that he saw on the GFS major snow (6" NYC, 11" in Danbury) predicted for Nov 7. What do you think of this one Cambium? Is it only that model showing it, he also showed me a rain/snow line image that seemed pretty close (all of LI and the southern half of the boros showed rain) as in I would think that would mean a mix until you get north of I-84. I tried to copy and paste all this from his text but it didnt work.

6" in NYC would be unprecedented and I'm not buying it (though the record for earliest 6+" snow there was just last year on Nov 15) but I know when the historic 2.9" fell in Central Park on Oct 29, 2011 (my birthday!) Danbury got 17" out of it if I remember it right.

[Solstodur]

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

My weather geek son told me from college that he saw on the GFS major snow (6" NYC, 11" in Danbury) predicted for Nov 7. What do you think of this one Cambium? Is it only that model showing it, he showed me a rain/snow line image that seemed pretty close as in I would think that would mean a mix until you get well north of I-84.

6" in NYC would be unprecedented and I'm not buying it (though the record for earliest 6+" snow there was just last year on Nov 15) but I know when the historic 2.9" fell in Central Park on Oct 29, 2011 (my birhtday!) Danbury got 17" out of it if I remember it right.

Nov. 7th on "that" run was 300 hours out. By the next run (12z) it already shifted massively. We call this "fantasyland."




Though to counter myself, I must not fully exclude the possibility of such an event happening. Only a brief thought back to last November brings back the possibilities of impactful November snowstorms.

[jp03]

Originally Posted by Solstodur

Nov. 7th on "that" run was 300 hours out. By the next run (12z) it already shifted massively. We call this "fantasyland."




Though to counter myself, I must not fully exclude the possibility of such an event happening. Only a brief thought back to last November brings back the possibilities of impactful November snowstorms.

Well... yer covered.

[Cambium]

Rainy cool Sunday. October 27, 2019.

Heavy rain working into NJ and into Hudson Valley now.

[Cambium]

** Just a reminder.... Odds are against a snowy winter when it snows too early...

Here are the dates it snowed 1"+ before Nov 16th for BDR & NYC and what the season ended up with.


Only 2 out of 7 ended up above normal for BDR. 1 ended up above normal out of 7 for NYC.





And just for kicks.....After last years November snowstorm it barely snowed through the winter with less than a foot heading into March. It was March that brought the snow for the season.

Spoiler

[KEVIN_224]

1.16" in Hartford to their reading before 3 PM. No flood watches up anywhere I can tell. I guess that means we still need this rain. At least it's not s--- like with Colorado today!

[Cambium]

Ridiculous 3.03" of rain which brings the monthly total to 8.66"!

7 of the last 13 months with over 6".
Only 1 of last 22 months with under 2"


ITS BEEN WET!