Nice to see the possibility of some classic Big 10 football weather in State College this coming Saturday. No need for a ‘warm welcome’ for the SMU folks this time around.

Raining in the Syracuse, NY area now.

We need a surprise on the upside for some rain! Coming back from upstate NY this afternoon and the northbound lane of Route 81 just north of Scranton was blocked by several fire trucks – brush fires. And the NY/NJ Border fire smoke/haze was really evident from Rt 80 yesterday.

Henry – maybe save us all some hair and don’t show us the GFS this winter 🙂

Interesting take on the summer for the northeast.

By May, New Jersey residents will already be feeling above-average temperatures as a swath of heat settles across the Northeast and the northern third of the country, according to The Weather Channel’s forecast.

In June and July, temperatures will remain above average as the heat shifts…Read More

About 3″ in Hudson County. Above freezing so some of this will melt by evening.

yup. been on my week to week bus (to manage my own expectations) as it was never clear to me that sustainable cold would set in and the SOI’s would not continue to fluctuate. I’m all for a good old fashioned nor’easter, but the meteorological flys keep getting in the ointment.

Henry – What’s it looking like this Saturday in Columbus, OH for the Penn State / Ohio State game?

both pumps deployed here

nice to not be talking about AQI any more….

What a difference in the site now vs initial launch – looks great!

I am thinking of putting a rain gauge either in my back yard, or perhaps roof top (it’s flat, and protected from the south. Any recommendations on brands appreciated!

Some take off delays at EWR this evening

Very hazy start to the day here in Hoboken. Is the smoke coming back in to the northeast?

Interesting cloud formations today here in the NYC area

need to reconsider the life expectancy of the HVAC filters…

waiting for the street lights to come on here in Hoboken – so odd.

Pumps are still running this AM in Hoboken, NJ

Looking way ahead – what does an El Niño suggest for the hurricane season?

51 degrees right now in Hoboken, NJ. We’ll see if we get the temp drop we need to put down +/- 7 inches here later tomorrow.

Have one from way up in the cheap seats here for Henry. Are the models back-tested and then outputs calibrated (appreciate I am over simplifying the very complex)? The CFS map today seems not all that different from the CFS models we were looking at in late Fall, and we know how accurate they proved to be over time.

If recollection serves the models were showing snow cover fairly far south back in Nov. I’ll believe it when I shovel it 🙂