February 2017 Observations & Discussions

27* and sunny here. Was very chilly with a cold wind walking around to a couple bars up in Morristown last night. Actually winter-like for a change.

Is there any merit to accuwx showing 64 mph gusts on wed?! Headline says high winds with frequent gusts past 50mph.

Holy jeeze according to euro yep. 972mb lp cutting not to for n Orth of ny state.

Well, was in Pittsburgh working for two weeks... not much has changed pattern wise i see, promising Super Bowl storm and Feb 8-10th time frame have gone by the wayside... another powerful cutter seems imminent _ Jan 21st and 22nd high  temp hit 65 out there!!! Freakin outrageous! Driving back i did have the pleasure of observing an 8-10" snow pack in the higher elevations about 100 miles NE of Pitt- side roads snow/sleet packed and temp was 16° yesterday morn around 10am... still holding out for one good snowstorm this season... as i see it about 6 weeks to go!

21.4° Baro 29.71 wind calm, will Wednesday temps challenge the records?

Looks like we will be having a significant storm up here next week. 3-6" snow encased in .25-.5" of ice accretion.

13 straight days of solid snow cover here.

Testimony once again to the power of a 4 and half inch sleet storm. Any snow that's fallen since on top of it has melted but that sleet pack still isn't going anywhere.

Hate when WU does this.. not reaching the ground.

Can some one say Sleet/ Frz Rain fest

CNE onup is going to get a monster ice storm this week! jeez.

Heavy snow squall right now

amugs wrote:CNE onup is going to get a monster ice storm this week! jeez.

Hoping that doesn't come south it's the one form of winter precip. I can do without. Would rather have rain.

amugs wrote:CNE onup is going to get a monster ice storm this week! jeez.

go b a lot damage, some totals showing over an inch frz !

Less then an inch of rain tomorrow. Start time 9am. End time after Midnight

Forecast for Tuesday-Wednesday Wintry Event:
Start: 3-6am Tuesday
End: 5-9am Wednesday
Precipitation will begin overspreading the region pre-dawn tomorrow from west to east, mainly in the form sleet and freezing rain, with any snow confined to central and northern New England. That will gradually change to plain through the course of the event from west to east, as the heavier precipitation begins working in later tomorrow morning through tomorrow night. As this heavier precipitation moves through, it will become breezy, with occasional gusts near 25 mph. Expect warming temperatures during the day tomorrow and overnight into Wednesday morning, before a strong cold front comes through and begins to quickly drop the temperatures back toward normal values during the day. See the first image below for accumulation and change-over details.

The next event of interest then becomes a secondary wave on Thursday, as guidance is suggesting this COULD rapidly roll through our area, bringing the chance of significant winter weather with it. If it occurs, it would likely be a short event, with precipitation falling only for approximately 7-9 hours, but it COULD be high-impact because of its arrival for the morning rush. There is still considerable disagreement amongst the guidance, and although the large-scale pattern makes it even tougher to try to figure out what this system will do, I am issuing an outlook for it (second image), just to highlight the POTENTIAL impacts of this system if it verifies as I am currently thinking. By this time tomorrow, things should start becoming much clearer, as most of the pieces involved will be "on the field of play" and better understood. I will continue to monitor this event closely, and relay any updates as soon as possible.

28.9, 90%, 29.66 F

Freezing drizzle, light ice accretion.Calm winds.

Little slick out there, but up to 32° now...

Frank I see you added a 11th event? Where is this discussed?

Anyone else still getting freezing rain?

30.8 here and some of the rain freezing on the trees, roads are fine though.

CP, had freezing rain all morning, a good glaze out there.I'm up to 34.1 here, warmer air coming your way.LOL, my rain gauge finally unfroze, I'm showing .07 right now.A little while ago it was 0.

Peeps BUCKLE UP for a refresher pack Saturday
RGEM

2.5 mm is about 1 inch

I don't think I will start a thread for Saturday. Let's just use this one to report observations. Also, do not be shocked, especially out on Long Island, to see snow showers tomorrow with possible minor accumulations. Remnant upper energy and a negative trough may set-up a norlun-type feature.

For Saturday, I would say a C to 1"

Frank_Wx wrote:2.5 mm is about 1 inch

I don't think I will start a thread for Saturday. Let's just use this one to report observations. Also, do not be shocked, especially out on Long Island, to see snow showers tomorrow with possible minor accumulations. Remnant upper energy and a negative trough may set-up a norlun-type feature.

For Saturday, I would say a C to 1"

Typo Frank. It's 2.5 cm, not mm.

TheAresian wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:2.5 mm is about 1 inch

I don't think I will start a thread for Saturday. Let's just use this one to report observations. Also, do not be shocked, especially out on Long Island, to see snow showers tomorrow with possible minor accumulations. Remnant upper energy and a negative trough may set-up a norlun-type feature.

For Saturday, I would say a C to 1"

Typo Frank. It's 2.5 cm, not mm.

The map mugs posted shows mm

I know that, but the conversion is 2.5 cm to 1 inch.

Frank_Wx wrote:

TheAresian wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:2.5 mm is about 1 inch

I don't think I will start a thread for Saturday. Let's just use this one to report observations. Also, do not be shocked, especially out on Long Island, to see snow showers tomorrow with possible minor accumulations. Remnant upper energy and a negative trough may set-up a norlun-type feature.

For Saturday, I would say a C to 1"

Typo Frank. It's 2.5 cm, not mm.

The map mugs posted shows mm

(not 2.5mm) 25mm=1"=2.5cm Frank gets a pass given all the work he put in over the last 48hrs. lol