
01/29/2025
Well, this isn't something you see every day. The center of low pressure passing to our north across Canada is down to 965 mb. Put another way, we would typically associate a pressure of that magnitude with a CAT 2 to CAT 3 hurricane.
According to the NWS Buffalo office, the return interval (how often you'd expect to see a storm of this caliber) falls outside of climatology. That places it in once-in-a-lifetime territory.