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  2. Nice band setting up HVN east along the shoreline. Radar shows a couple of bands of relatively heavier snow. One has remained centered offshore, but appears that it could shift into at least eastern Long Island, and possibly get into Nassau County and NYC as well before all is said and done. Another somewhat weaker band is heading into NE NJ and probably impact parts of the Lower Hudson Vally into SW CT - could clip NYC as well. Subsidence noted in between the 2 bands, and hi-res CAMs favor the offshore band being maintained, owing to its proximity to stronger frontogenetic forcing
  3. So it appears that I finished up with 5.5" with my unofficial sidewalk measurement. Definitely an overachiever here. I captured WGAL's forecast map from yesterday, and they had me at C-1 and CTP had me at 1-2. As for quitting drinking, the thing I appreciate the most is not waking up with a hangover headache the next morning.
  4. 5” Levittown at 7 am. We may make a run at 6”. Been moderate heavy snow since at least 3 am.
  5. Stop. You already claimed the month over. Come back in january.
  6. Wind is also starting to pick up some, colder air must be filtering in some
  7. A very surprising 4.2 new inches on the ground as of 6:30 am. They never even gave Orange County a WWA, not that I care. Day 13 of snow cover and counting. 28.2° light/moderate snow
  8. I’m not sure that’s the case. If you look at the radar, this thing is moving pretty fast. Should only be some light snow for a few more hous and then done
  9. Awesome! To be fair I didn’t have a problem really - just need to get back into shape and lose some weight and all. Cutting out liquor and beer is an easy kickstart.
  10. Enjoy the snow because the rest of the month looks rather mild and wet. Friday's storm looks quite potent, strong rain/wind potential Maybe signs things turn around late December.
  11. I wanted to use my new snowblower or at least leaf blower again. Oh well, better luck next time. Congrats to all who cashed in!! A live look!
  12. 32, 0.75", snow has gone from big flakes to much smaller ones, still decent rates
  13. A very surprising 4.2 new inches on the ground as of 6:30 am. Anything after this is gravy. Day 13 of snow cover and counting. Late week high 40's will test things but Christmas week doesn't look anything like the torch the warm mongers had been touting a week ago. 28.2° light/moderate snow
  14. 3.5” a few miles north of the M/D line. Elevation 735’
  15. Just got out to shovel. Measured 6" on the nose. Still snowing. 27.0
  16. I just measured im nearing 4” surprisingly on cold surfaces. This band is delivering. Probably end up with 5+ .
  17. As of 6:00 am we have about 3.6" otg, so 0.6" last hour, and it's still 32F, which is probably why the snow has been a bit wetter than I expected - great packing snow, although not sopping wet, as I just finished my 2nd shoveling of the storm. I think 5" is doable looking at the radar/HRRR model. Here's a pretty pic of the church across the street.
  18. thinking a floor of 6 here. all depends on this evening
  19. More official measurement than eyeball is 0.75" in Easton.
  20. Moderate to heavy snow 32f humidity 97% dew point 32f Total 5.1” I’m starting to get concerned about power outages trees are really loaded. See some reports of power outages on ring bell around here within a few miles
  21. The Euro weeklies and EPS weeklies did warm up long range +days after the move though. I agree though, that it is predictable if you are good at forecasting, from what I've seen tracking it so far. If Jan-Feb end up being cold (which is a chance imo), the price will rebound to over $4 probably. It's not the gospel, but it does accentuate moves more than model runs, which seem a little behind.
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