We get flurries on the Nam, exciting

25 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

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.

there have been three week streaks with the highest was 34...

Tom's River crew

1 minute ago, uncle w said:

there have been three week streaks with the highest was 34...

Yeah that just feels cheap. I'm actually more interested in NYC (which is accurate when there are no leaves on the trees) Than EWR.

22 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

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.

Their point and click is mainly rain until the back half of the storm

4 minutes ago, THE GREAT Ben Solo said:

Tom's River crew

the "blue" is south of us, more like down towards Barnegat... With this we get a dusting basically in C-N Ocean county

5 minutes ago, THE GREAT Ben Solo said:

Tom's River crew

Give me 3 more bumps on the nam

7 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

Their point and click is mainly rain until the back half of the storm

https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=NCZ205&warncounty=NCC055&firewxzone=NCZ205&local_place1=Frisco%20NC&product1=Winter+Storm+Watch&lat=35.2448&lon=-75.5855

2 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=NCZ205&warncounty=NCC055&firewxzone=NCZ205&local_place1=Frisco%20NC&product1=Winter+Storm+Watch&lat=35.2448&lon=-75.5855

wild 65 mph winds

please don't fill this thread with weenie hallucinations, thank you.

Well, most spots stayed above zero including here in East Nantmeal where our low was 5.5 above zero. A couple of our network stations reached below zero with both Warwick Township (-6.5 below) and Nottingham (-0.3). A reinforcing shot of arctic air arrives later today so the NWS continues to have most spots with below zero low temperatures again tonight and Friday night. The coastal storm this weekend continues to look likely to stay far enough southeast of our area to give us no more than flurries. Any potential snow accumulation looks to be confined to the shore points. Either way our persistent cold pattern looks to continue for the foreseeable future. In fact, the longer-range ensemble models have us staying below freezing both day and night through at least mid-February! This if it occurred may be one of our greatest sustained cold periods on record with data back to 1894. I will need to do a little digging on that one. Either way stay warm!

HUGE 12Z coming up for the 6th. It's not that far away if you think about it, given that it starts Thursday night possibly.

cannot wait to see how Euro AI and Google mind reader is today,

Just now, USAwx said:

HUGE 12Z coming up for the 6th. It's not that far away if you think about it, given that it starts Thursday night possibly.

cannot wait to see how Euro AI and Google mind reader is today,

Does this Google model have any link or is it only a pay site?

6z deep mind was right there

having such a strong neg AO of -4.4 now and forecast to stay negative until further notice the cold will stay...so we will probably get some more snow...mostly every good winter have misses...but one that doesn't...

2 minutes ago, USAwx said:

6z deep mind was right there

If the area gets light snow, I think most will be happy.

NBM temperature guidance, which is by far the most accurate of the NBM products, has NYC getting to 33 for the warmest day in the next ten.

It is possible to continue the streak. @uncle w how many days so far?

Very close. It then goes ENE from here.

6 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

NBM temperature guidance, which is by far the most accurate of the NBM products, has NYC getting to 33 for the warmest day in the next ten.

It is possible to continue the streak. @uncle w how many days so far?

today is six...seven is a long streak...if Monday is below 32 it will be ten...

Just now, uncle w said:

today is six...seven is a long streak...if Monday is below 32 it will be ten...

So basically, if the NBM is right, and that 33 degree day can be one degree too warm, we'll tie the record.