Outside of maine and the boondocks upstate its been kinda crappy for snow. Sadly not even cold enough for pond hockey on li, last yr was pretty good for it for a bit.
Last year we had that 2 week period from Christmas Day (2017) until about January 8th where it didn't get above freezing. Ponds around here were frozen real good.
All of wish casters forget you need COLD air for snow . It is not back in the picture yet not for ANOTHER WEEK.
This comes in on 11 February according to 06z GFS. At the end for a 24 hr per it's 5" for part of PA and when looking at total snowfall not much at all for anyone even the NE, just up by Canada. How things keep changing.
For those who want Spring and Phill not seeing his shadow you might like the rest of the GFS long range guidance. That's because it shows more storms but just about all rain through February 19.
Incredible how this storm potential on the 12z GFS is the second of FIVE consecutive very similar looking low tracks over a two week span. I propose this winter up until this point be deemed "The Winter of the Overrunner"
Like I said rain more than snow right up through 19 February. Phill might be on to something about early Spring. LUCC get your clubs and head to the heated driving range.
12Z FV3-GFS snow maps. First for this thread the 2nd for an event that happens 2 to 3 days later.
keeps on looking good it's to good to be true so you know it is. It may continue to change but With a mix most likely and maybe not enough cold, snow may not sick to achieve those numbers.
I'll be honest. And this is my gut.. So obviously incredibly scientific . I wouldn't be surprised, and in fact I expect, a few week period of snowstorms and cold for the NE.
Going to change the title to reflect that, as to allow more cohesive "archiving."