Although yesterday saw pretty good agreement among most computer model guidance regarding a major snowstorm on Monday, we were still four days away from the storm, which is a pretty long time in the realm of computer modeling. In more plain terms, this means that despite this agreement, we were still susceptible to changes in […]
After going a whole 12 to 24 hours without the area seeing snow, snow will finally be making its return to the region for late tonight and through tomorrow morning, ending the prolonged snow drought. Kidding aside, there will be a potent mid-level wave traversing the Midwest and Great Lakes throughout this evening, leading to […]
As a quick burst of moderate to heavy snow crosses the region, dropping 1-3″ area-wide, our attention begins to shift towards the latter half of next week, as some of the computer models have been showing a major snowstorm for the East Coast. The setup is particularly interesting and unique, because when one first takes […]
Our snow and ice storm is moving out of the region, producing copious amounts of snow just north of the city — where up to a foot fell in Southern New York and parts of New England. 4″ of snow fell in New York City, before turning over to 1/4″ of freezing rain, and a […]