4 minutes ago, RonActive said:

No post. Model runs must be bad ?

There is so much energy out there. I'd be shocked if not at least one storm. Comes from all this.. as of right now, thursday just looks like snow showers at best hopefully things will change.

2 hours ago, let_it_snow said:

There is so much energy out there. I'd be shocked if not at least one storm. Comes from all this.. as of right now, thursday just looks like snow showers at best hopefully things will change.

the coastal and the moisture to our west do not hook up, so its showers changing to light snow or flurries as it ends favoring upstate for some accumulation, maybe with the front we get a squall who knows.

nothing on models again til maybe the 26th lol

1 hour ago, nycsnow said:

nothing on models again til maybe the 26th lol

Very boring right now

2 hours ago, nycsnow said:

nothing on models again til maybe the 26th lol

Another year another wasted prime snow month. I rather have warm weather and sun if this is the case.

3 minutes ago, BlizzardBill said:

Another year another wasted prime snow month. I rather have warm weather and sun if this is the case.

It's a function of living in the mid-latitudes. Every winter has a 20-30 day period with very little snow, even the best winters.

From January 12, 1996 it did not snow appreciably again until Feb 2.

It happens.

4 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

It's a function of living in the mid-latitudes. Every winter has a 20-30 day period with very little snow, even the best winters.

From January 12, 1996 it did not snow appreciably again until Feb 2.

It happens.

we got a dusting on January 21st, 1996...

next time the models show a big snowstorm ten days out take it with a grain of salt...

34 minutes ago, BlizzardBill said:

Another year another wasted prime snow month. I rather have warm weather and sun if this is the case.

I Can't complain had a well above normal snow month in december

One thing that looks for certain is some brutal shots of arctic air in the next 10-15 days though any appreciable precip (not much) maybe more with the transient warmer periods between arctic shots.

Temperatures today and tomorrow will be a couple degrees above normal for mid-January with highs in the mid to upper 40's. Clouds increase later today and tomorrow with a chance of rain tomorrow evening changing to snow around midnight before ending toward Thursday morning. Any accumulations look light, but we will need to keep an eye out for some potential Thursday morning rush hour impacts. Highs on both Thursday and Friday will remain in the 20's. Below normal temperatures appear likely for much of the next week with lows next week in the single digits possible for some areas.