Monthly Archives: January 2011

Alright, I think the models have a bit more of a handle on the storm midweek and it looks like it will range anywhere from a slushy mess on the coast to an all out Blizzard over the interior. The … Continue reading →

Light snow’s could take shape over New England this afternoon, not much to be said about that. Eyes to next week turns a bit warmer than I originally thought and I will put off my snow map until things start … Continue reading →

The snowy pattern continues in the east. A couple of clipper systems will drop through today and tomorrow. I’ll be suprised if anyone gets more than a couple inches from the two of these combined. There is just not a … Continue reading →

Snow rates last night across New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island and parts of Massachusetts exceeded 4 inches per hour. The picture above shows you what the results are following 5 hours of sustained heavy snow. A general 10-18 inches fell … Continue reading →

When it comes to this month, it will be remembered for snow as many cities and towns in the northeast will be breaking all time records for January snowfall. This impressive winter just continues to pound. To be honest, I … Continue reading →

What you are looking at here is fresh off the 0z NAM model taken directly off the NOAA site for Wednesday night. This represents a significant shift to the east pretty late in the game and is definitely a colder, … Continue reading →

No Changes in my thinking for the Northeast. I widened it out a bit to include the western component of the storm across the Ohio valley. That piece of energy looks like a general 3-6 inches stretching from the midwest … Continue reading →

I wouldn’t be surprised if some of the big cities that have been used to getting snow all year end up mixing with and/or changing to rain for a period of time during this storm. We have powerful arctic high … Continue reading →

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