OK Folks things are getting clearer as we approach our Wednesday PM to Thursday AM Nor’easter… and biggest storm of the season so far. Winter storm watches and warnings being put out unusually far in advance to the south of Upstate NY from Scranton down through the central Appalachians. It’s no longer an issue of

It’s going to be a close call on tomorrow/Tuesday and Wednesday/Thursday storm systems. The models are agreeing much more on the overall pattern at the jet stream level but still are having a spirited discussion on the details of the surface low pressure and associated snowfall across Upstate NY. If you are a fan of

Everyone please remain calm. It’s December. It snows. I know it hasn’t snowed much yet this winter and we are all waiting for it now more than usual. Thoughts about what’s out there so far followed by my current analysis… First of all there is definite potential, no doubt. And the GFS is trending more

This is not a big snowfall by December standards by any means. But it’s 2020 and it’s a mild winter to start and looking that way in the long term… so minor snow events like this, which would be lost in the noise of a big snow and cold winter, get more attention and tend

Well we actually have some snow to talk about this week. Wednesday is the day as a clipper system swings through. As you can see from the map, some lake response is indicated. By December standards it won’t be anything out of the ordinary. Most should see a dusting to an inch or two. There