1 minute ago, gkrangers said:

It’s dead. Get some work done today. Spend time with your kids. Live life.

And get ready for the 6th especially for DC to PB

1 minute ago, USAwx said:

And get ready for the 6th especially for DC to Ben Solo

Honestly we should all move south.

as I look out my window this morning and see the frozen tundra, I have no complaints...9 degrees this morning with 7" of solid snow on the ground...whats not to like...I feel another storm will hit by February's end so any fantasy storm on the model's radar might happen...

1 minute ago, uncle w said:

as I look out my window this morning and see the frozen tundra, I have no complaints...9 degrees this morning with 7" of solid snow on the ground...whats not to like...I feel another storm will hit by February's end so any fantasy storm on the model's radar might happen...

Agree. Never should have let people.hype what was clearly a dud

1 minute ago, uncle w said:

as I look out my window this morning and see the frozen tundra, I have no complaints...9 degrees this morning with 7" of solid snow on the ground...whats not to like...I feel another storm will hit by February's end so any fantasy storm on the model's radar might happen...

Absolutely Unc. I have 14" of concrete and the brutal cold is settling in. Winter like the ones I grew up knowing.

Interested to see how the 6th evolved. Models seem to have a trigger at 144 hours where something changes. Last week it was suppression to being north. The turd this weekend was hit to miss. Maybe next week is in the middle. Still this strongly favors Tampa to PB at this time.

-3.5F here this morning and only snow loss is from sublimation. Not going above freezing for next 2 weeks. Coldest winter of 21st century, Hudson and Delaware rivers with major icing issues. Ice jams this Spring will be epic.

The cold is unrelenting.. anyone know the longest stretch NYC has gone without getting above the freezing mark.. I guess there’s a couple shots early next week but it looks like it’s back to a repeat of this week

7 minutes ago, Keith O said:

-3.5F here this morning and only snow loss is from sublimation. Not going above freezing for next 2 weeks. Coldest winter of 21st century, Hudson and Delaware rivers with major icing issues. Ice jams this Spring will be epic.

people will die.

3 minutes ago, Tornadojay said:

The cold is unrelenting.. anyone know the longest stretch NYC has gone without getting above the freezing mark.. I guess there’s a couple shots early next week but it looks like it’s back to a repeat of this week

It was 16 days back in 1961. There were 15 consecutive days from late December 2017 to January 2018.

4 minutes ago, Tornadojay said:

The cold is unrelenting.. anyone know the longest stretch NYC has gone without getting above the freezing mark.. I guess there’s a couple shots early next week but it looks like it’s back to a repeat of this week

Think it was the winter of 60-61..late Jan through early February...then we had a blizzard on Feb 4th that ended it.

7 minutes ago, Tornadojay said:

The cold is unrelenting.. anyone know the longest stretch NYC has gone without getting above the freezing mark.. I guess there’s a couple shots early next week but it looks like it’s back to a repeat of this week

Saw Jim cantore say nyc record was 16 days I believe

NWS Pittsburgh forecast discussion for the cold. Comparable to some great winters in the recent past:

Extreme cold is expected through at least Sunday, with
additional cold weather products possible each night through
Sunday night. This cold will challenge many area records (see
climate section). This may be one of 10 times in Pittsburgh
history where the average temp was recorded at 15F or lower for
8 consecutive days. Analogs for similar temperatures in 1994,
2015, and 2018 showed widespread impacts to infrastructure. The
cold will allow any snow that is not plowed or shoveled to
remain in place and frozen through the week, making travel
difficult on back-roads.

3 hours ago, Analog1888 said:

No, it's not close to a cutter. It's basically a SWFE where the low center goes a bit too far north for you.

That may be what you want to see in a blocky pattern, since everything is getting suppressed by the block.

17 minutes ago, Andrew said:

It was 16 days back in 1961. There were 15 consecutive days from late December 2017 to January 2018.

I hope it does not hit 33 or 34 this week to end the streak. That would be a stupid way to do so. Let's stay below freezing until we get to the upper 30s and make it legitimate.

Cape Hatteras is going to be in a blizzard warning tomorrow.

Let that sink in for a minute. I like extreme weather. Sometimes it's ok if a storm misses to witness something like that.

I’d love to see some moisture influx to south Florida on Sunday… this might be as good of a chance since 1977 to see flakes in south florida.. I don’t recall ever seeing the zero 850 isotherm touch Cuba.

9 minutes ago, Tornadojay said:

I’d love to see some moisture influx to south Florida on Sunday… this might be as good of a chance since 1977 to see flakes in south florida.. I don’t recall ever seeing the zero 850 isotherm touch Cuba.

It’s the bruins and Tampa playing in stadium series to