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Big Thanksgiving Questions
Our computer models are all over the place with the Thanksgiving storm. A highly anomalous pattern featuring large blocks in the upper levels of the atmosphere is making this storm a difficult one to...
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Where’s the Snow?
Not here! Skiers have been waiting for a burst of snow but unfortunately the cold pattern we’ve just entered will not produce. Tonight, freezing rain and sleet will muck up the ski slopes in Vermont,...
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Some Freshies Tomorrow Midday?
Behind the low pressure that brought rain, freezing rain, and sleet to most of northern New England a much colder air mass has moved in. It’s plenty cold (and dry enough) to fire up the snow guns...
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Snow for the Mountains, Cold Elsewhere
A large low pressure system is part of a major block in the northern Hemisphere that extends from the northeast US through western Europe. A series of storms will develop around this upper level low...
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Did I Write the Sunday Storm Off Too Quickly?
Yesterday I blogged about all of our models yanking the Sunday/Monday storm far inland and virtually guaranteeing a rain storm. With no help from the -NAO and no semblance of a high pressure to the...
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