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That's 6 hours old now. Just saw the current one on the site...
Aww man...We're right underneath the "3" to 4"" underneath Toms River. :(
Did the storm lose intensity? In Detroit I'm looking at only a few hours of 40% chance of snow tomorrow. Please send snow our way
Updated map
Some of the models are hilarious the GEM (RDPS) keeps bombing the Lehigh Valley with 30in, meanwhile you have a Hi-Res version of the NAM showing 12-13in lmfao.
I am doing an overnight from AUH to ORD, and currently flying just above the snowstorm
ORD approach is gonna be crazy!!!
ORD approach is gonna be crazy!!!
Note: it took me a while to dig this bad boy up from google, but its so true if your a bit of a weather nut in terms of "long-range" forecasting
Updated map
This map is terrible.
Some of us are posting NWS which update on their own and are far better than this
Looks the same to me?
Edit: ah looks like Maine and upper New england dodged it
Looks the same to me?
Edit: ah looks like Maine and upper New england dodged it
I think upper New England is getting this Monday night into Tuesday but the worst of it looks more centralized in the middle regions.
Looks the same to me?
Edit: ah looks like Maine and upper New england dodged it
My point was these don't convey impact. The local maps for total accumulation help to show the impact.
Pretty surprised by the NWS doing an 18-22in Warning. Giving a 4in spread in a storm like this? Woof
I'm in the 1-3 in range, so that isn't bad at all. Then again, they said that the storm we got just before Christmas would only be about a foot. It was ended up being three.
Where do you get these images with snowfall totals for other regions (such as massachusetts)For the Tri-State folks and because we're on a new page:
For the Tri-State folks and because we're on a new page:
Well Shit....well at least I can rest my back on Tuesday....
weather.gov, then find your forecast region, there's usually products related to whatever's happening. Here's the winter weather page for BOX: https://www.weather.gov/box/winter
Most of them also have twitter accounts to follow.
Toronto's anti-blizzard barrier continuing to function as normal.Looks the same to me?
Edit: ah looks like Maine and upper New england dodged it
Weather.gov is run by NOAA
When you search your zip code you'll see the reporting station in the results. If you click into that you can get more specific charts. If in Mass it's the greater Boston area it's probably weather.gov/bos
It looks like someone beat me to it
We got about 10 inches of snow in SE Wisconsin, and that was on top of the 7-8 inches we got last Tuesday.
Driving home from work last night during the snow was fucking awful, I felt like my car pretty much just slid all the entire way. Thankfully the roads were pretty much dead by that point.
Driving home from work last night during the snow was fucking awful, I felt like my car pretty much just slid all the entire way. Thankfully the roads were pretty much dead by that point.
Shoveling this morning sucked. The wife wanted to do some, then told me to finish the apron.
I said what?
Then I was informed that's the part that meets the street.
I said what?
Then I was informed that's the part that meets the street.
These models are all garbage. They all say my area will get 8+ but my local news says maybe an inch today and it is a total crap shoot for tomorrow. Could be nothing or could be 12. I rather they all be realistic like my local station and just say they have no idea.
Lower than expected/missed SE MI? Got like an inch overnight and nothing forecasted over the next couple of days.
This is amazing. I'm horrible at sims, but good luck!I am doing an overnight from AUH to ORD, and currently flying just above the snowstorm
ORD approach is gonna be crazy!!!
Chicago is covered.
Does this mean coastal MA might actually get significant snowfall after all?
I'm north of Chicago in the northern suburbs. Between the last snow and this one, there's well over a foot of snow on the ground, not counting where it has been piled up 2~3 feet high by plows.
Next weekend we're due for single digit lows.
Next weekend we're due for single digit lows.
You act like this is some super serious touchy topic lol