Back to Back Snowstorms East U.S Jan 2015 (snow storm, annual, date)

[NaleyRocks]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

Meanwhile here in South Florida we are currently experiencing a temperature of 58F with a dewpoint if 45F and overcast skies. *envious of your incredible snowstorm*

Envious of your ability to walk out of the house without looking like the abominable snowman. I loathe wearing coats, hats, mittens, scarves, two pairs of pants on a daily basis.

I'm feeling as though a housing swap is in order.

Thanks for the weather map clarification. 17c below our normal January temp will be quite balmy but I'm thinking things are gonna be much worse on the coast.

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by tommyFL

It's cloudy there? Haha! Clear skies here. The stars are beautiful tonight.

Big forecasting fail by the NWS. Predicted 50F low, it's already in the 40s.

The sky was covered with high clouds when the sun set...Yes the "low" was forcast to be 55F here and it has already dropped to 57

[VTGal]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

Accu weather now calling for "1 to 2 FEET in NYC"

[VTGal]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Good way to see the atmosphere is the Water Vapor Loop . Look at that dive and the little spin over Kentucky!

Wow, this looks intense!

[snj90]

So excited.

[chicagogeorge]

Let see how Boston does compared to the big storms

[chicagogeorge]

Almost to the day the east coast is going to get it, 48 years ago, Chicago had it's "Big Snow"

//www.city-data.com/forum/38174331-post366.html

[BullochResident]

No precipitation forecasted here in southern Georgia, not even rain. In fact the only time my 10 day forecast has rain chances is next Thursday night. Dry as a bone down here.

[TARS]

It's currently raining in Philly...

[Shalop]

Massive winds are forecasted during the storm. There will be many downed trees and power outages