Fall Weather 2019

10 inches so far at my place (a bit southwest of Schenectady).

Magic should have a good opening weekend.

Only about 4” NW of North Creek and looks like that will be about it. I’ll venture out but not for the whole day.

6 here in CNY with another 4 to 6 today

From Rebecca
The Northeast is seeing its first significant widespread snowstorm of the season. I've seen around 8 inches of snow.

Snow is falling this morning across interior areas of the Northeast, from Pennsylvania, New York State, and New England. Boston, New York City and Philadelphia are seeing their first real accumulation of the season Rain showers are affecting areas closer to the coast, the I 95, across southern and southwest Pennsylvania. but most of these areas should see snow develop later today.

 Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories have been issued by the National Weather Service across a broad area from Maine into Pennsylvania. Heavy snow bands setup last evening/night, dumped a lot of snow across parts of the region.  Winds with gust around 40 mph are impacting the Coast, while winds with gust of 20-30 mph are over the interior.

I'm seeing the expected post on a busted forecast for certain areas.  But this isn't over yet...or even started yet for parts of eastern Pennsylvania Into New England.  These areas will most likely see snow from part two...........

Part one is basically over, today into Tuesday we will be dealing with part two. The coastal low is stalled east of New Jersey and south of Long Island.   Several inches of additional snow are likely from northeast Pennsylvania, northern New Jersey Southeast New York/Hudson Valley (north of New York City) and much of New England. Central/southern Connecticut, Rhode Island and southeast Massachusetts, look to see 2-4 inches.  Even the Jersey Shore should see 1-2 inches. Northeast Pennsylvania Allentown, Scranton, down into Philadelphia, Southeast New York State including Albany and across much of western and northern Connecticut will likely see 3 to 6 inches of additional snow today.  Massachusetts, Southern Vermont, Southern New Hampshire and Eastern New England will see 6-18 inches of additional snow.  The Tuesday commute across these areas will be rough.   Maryland and Delaware north of DC could see a dusting to an inch or so of snow.  

Today snow amounts will depend on where banding sets up. So, differences in snow amounts will likely occur over relatively short distances.  Some areas will see more than I’m showing others will see less than I’m showing……. We’re use to snowstorms and banding so this is nothing new.  But generally this is how it should work out.

Snow will be winding down Tuesday afternoon and it should mostly be over with by Tuesday night.

 

Sled will be coming out tonight

Hunter and Magic still getting the love. Hunter called 20 inches on this storm.  It certainly looked like 18 to me.

Peoples....get  while you can...Next week is not looking pretty..

I saw that too.
Glad I got out yesterday

Boy, it’s gonna be a loooong winter if you guys are going to hit the panic button that quickly!

It’s only December 4, and in the two week I only see two days (Mon/Tues next week) with temps in the 40s, with a 50/50 chance of showers.  Other than that it looks cold, to go along with a great early base.  

No major warmup, or washout.  I wouldn’t even call that a hiccup at this point in the season!

JTG4eva! wrote

Boy, it’s gonna be a loooong winter if you guys are going to hit the panic button that quickly!

It’s only December 4, and in the two week I only see two days (Mon/Tues next week) with temps in the 40s, with a 50/50 chance of showers.  Other than that it looks cold, to go along with a great early base.  

No major warmup, or washout.  I wouldn’t even call that a hiccup at this point in the season!

I'm with you - no biggy

No Panic Button!!
I happen to agree with you guys...
Just referring to the nice soft powdery conditions that we  now have..

Looks to get get quite cold following the M/T/W warm up...

JasonWx wrote

Just referring to the nice soft powdery conditions that we  now..

Ah, how easily you get spoiled!

BTW, I’m just messing with you...

i know..i shouldn't have used exclamation points..

https://unofficialnetworks.com/2019/12/04/polar-vortex-next-week/?fbclid=IwAR2ECOkcfAWdM1tflogjIu5jl1UZ0bFDRHq2ZlTJx72w3CTpSDlvGv3xpxI

I dig this new NY VT map.  At least I think it's relatively new.



Check the forecast diff between ALY and BTV and BUF.

JasonWx wrote

i shouldn't have used exclamation points..

borderline sig worthy.

What is the difference between this link:

Johnnyonthespot wrote

https://unofficialnetworks.com/2019/12/04/polar-vortex-next-week/?fbclid=IwAR2ECOkcfAWdM1tflogjIu5jl1UZ0bFDRHq2ZlTJx72w3CTpSDlvGv3xpxI

and this link:

Johnnyonthespot wrote

https://unofficialnetworks.com/2019/12/04/polar-vortex-next-week/

Both go to the same place, but in the first one Zuckerberg is owning yo ass.

Everything starting with ?fbclid (translates roughly to "facebook click id") is tracking.

Just me, I strip it off before I post a link.

Harvey wrote

JasonWx wrote

i shouldn't have used exclamation points..

borderline sig worthy.

I disagree that it’s borderline. I’m in awe.