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And now the GFS misses the weekend storm to our East after 7 hits in a row. Still 7 days away. It's close! German model misses not by much.
I'd rather it miss to the East than to West. I hate rain in winter!
I'd rather it miss to the north than to the south yet its happened this winter a few times.
I need a good one before March!
The flurries coming down now is the most amount of snowfall so far in 2022. Crazy!
The Southeast ridge is part of the low latitude climate fail of the Ohio Valley. One of many reasons why I will be moving much further north again in a few more years. Every single season in this area of the country is aggravating or unpleasant.
With all these systems, I feel like a baseball fan when the opposing team's batter hits fly ball after fly ball down the foul line and you just hope they keep drifting foul.
I don't care if it drops 2 feet of snow on Martha's Vinyard, that's fine, just keep the I-95 corridor in good shape.
With all these systems, I feel like a baseball fan when the opposing team's batter hits fly ball after fly ball down the foul line and you just hope they keep drifting foul.
I don't care if it drops 2 feet of snow on Martha's Vinyard, that's fine, just keep the I-95 corridor in good shape.
If 2 feet fell on Martha’s Vineyard, chances are the I95 corridor won’t go unscathed either, at least not the part north of the Mason-Dixie line.
If 2 feet fell on Martha’s Vineyard, chances are the I95 corridor won’t go unscathed either, at least not the part north of the Mason-Dixie line.
You're right. The current Euro shows most of the snow going into Eastern New England with a foot plus reserved for points east of Hartford, but the NYC area does get 5-6 inches. However, Philly, Baltimore and D.C. get off lightly and of course so do the Carolinas and Georgia.
It's the same idea regarding the sharp gradient in plant hardiness zones from the coast into the interior. Presque Isle in Aroostook County could be -30F whereas Bar Harbor in Hancock County could be 0F on the same night.
Winter Bombogenesis nothing new for us here in Southern New England but it's always fascinating when it happens.
Most recent ones I can remember.
December 5, 2020
March 7, 2020
Jan 4, 2018
All models now have it for Saturday. GFS was first with 7 in a row few days ago.
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Still 7 days away. It's close! German model misses not by much. 
