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There is a reason....
Folks, there is a reason Boston averages 45 inches of snow a year and philly only averages near 20-21. Boston can get big snows even with a slightly positve NAO. Philly cannot. This friday boston may get 2ft of epic snow. Philly? A cold rain.
thats all.
Blog started by Reggie Smith , on 133 days ago
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Thanks Rob, yes still is something to really watch, ahh if only we can get the earlier phase...fun tracking the next few days no matter what!
I love the city of Philadelphia but I do hate how it's sandwiched between mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. I still don't see any chances on the horizon for a sizable snow...or even for supportive temps. It's last winter all over again. :(
I agree, SgtSnow! Know of any good Phillies forums? I need to start spending my time discussing something that is guaranteed to happen...baseball season!
a week ago the NAO model had +1. All the sudden it drops to neutral and now looks to go negative by the 15th. Keep your fingers crossed.
i know i'm beating the same drum but second half of feb looks really good for Snow.....lots of things going for us.....Hang in there everyone...its going to be a fun 3-4 weeks......to finish out winter...
Reggie; Philadelphia sees most of it's snowstorms in a negative nao, but has seen a number of major snowstorms with a positive nao ('95,'00). The difference in latitude between the two cities is a major factor in why the yearly average snowfall totals are so far apart.
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