Winter Weather 20/21

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It's just not stopping.
 
Nothing this week on the horizon, what a stretch for the Upslope areas, most Upslope mountains finished with 30 to 40 inches this past week
 
La Niña has taken a few week break in the PNW, but they’ve got 3 or 4 feet in the OpenSnow 10 day.

While that’s something....check out the Tahoe forecast. Wow. AR scheduled to crank up. 120 inches in the OpenSnow 10 day, starting Wednesday.

Looks like UT could get some scraps from that system, with 3 or 4 feet in the Alta/Bird OpenSnow10 day, most of it late next week. That’s on top of the 20 inches or so they just got. Gotta decide soon if I’m going to use the ticket I have booked next Thursday.

The West is going off. Good thing because outside of the PNW there is a lot of base to be made up. The East ain’t so bad right now, either.
 
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From Rebecca on Facebook weather page:

"Our Bombing out, southern stream storm is heading out to sea, outside of a couple of snow showers for far southern Delaware and Maryland with no direct impact on our region, but what it will do is pull arctic air out of Canada into the Northeast and Middle Atlantic.

Radar shows lake enhanced and lake effect light snow showers streaming off of Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, these are making it into Northwest Pennsylvania and the Finger Lakes as well as the Catskills and Poconos, only minor accumulation can be expected. For today temperatures what you see right now is basically what you will see today going into the early evening. Then tonight temperatures will plummet as the cold air moves in.

As the ocean storm pulls away and continues to strengthen, winds will become quite gusty. Wind Chill Advisories and Wind Chill Warnings will be going up later today. The gusty winds and brutal cold will stick around for Tomorrow into Saturday. So, dress in layers and make sure your animals are taken care of. Winds will start to back off later Saturday.

The Storm for next week is just coming onshore in the Pacific Northwest. This will drop over the Rockies and into the Plains, where it will strengthen. The storm is going to pull in abundant moisture out of the Gulf of Mexico. By Sunday the western primary storm will be moving toward the Ohio Valley. Strong high pressure up in Canada, means the cold air ahead of the storm is going to be entrenched, leading to some cold air damming. All of this sets the stage for a possible East Coast major storm.

I expect light snow showers will be falling across the western part of Pennsylvania by Sunday evening. During Sunday overnight, we will see the primary storm, handoff energy to a coastal low. Which will deepen and move north and east, the exact track has to be figured out. But this you can take to the back, there will be a winter storm starting Sunday night through Monday, with the storm slowly pulling away on Tuesday. While the track is still a bit uncertain, a mix would be likely along the immediate coast, Southern New Jersey and Maybe the I-95 Corridor with snow for the interior. Places like Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City likely could see major snowfall. The potential is there, for a significant snowstorm for the Catskills and Poconos, northwest Pennsylvania Southwest New York (likely including the NYS Capital District), along with Southern and Eastern New England up into Southern Maine. We will have to get closer to know how Atlantic moisture will impact the snow/rain line. But I do think the storm will get close enough to bring at least some snow into Northern New York, Northern Vermont and Northern New Hampshire. This is based on my analysis and how I think the storm will track. But we're still out 4 to 5 days so there is certainly time for things to change with the track. It's a dynamic setup, so keep this in mind.

It's too soon for more details than what I’ve provided. But even this is more than most other weather outlets will be releasing right now….."
 
this is the storm I'm hoping will give me my first reason of the season to take a day off from work next week.
 
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