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Absolutely no need for those conditions... Terrible DPW management!

27.6/25 on a very light NNE wind. Probably above freezing by midnight.

Yeah. He does a good job. I don't know what's going on with the US Model's. Maybe they were recently "upgraded". If so, maybe DEI Hires did them.

Nope

Bottomed out at 23° here around 7, upta 25° now.

Looks like good snow showers and squalls over Appalachian mountains and inland regions of PA and New England. Those rarely ever make it to the coast. Looks cold enough for accumulation though if anything does fall.

Banned

Here's a decoded hourly obs string from the above storm for KFMH. Dendrite nirvana!

Models trended lower today for highs tomorrow

Just got back from a visit to Ohio yesterday and was impressed with around 8 inches when I got home! Currently some freezing rain. Looking forward for the return to cold after tomorrow but pissed we have to have freezing rain and rain after that beautiful snow.

They canceled it for us

I always liked this SPS from NYC for the Dec 11-.12, 1992 blockbuster. They added in the bulletin text at the top "one of the worst coastal storms ever.' This was a time when strong wording was used, you *knew* it was big! Now almost everything is labeled "catastrophic!" Don't remind CoastalWx of this storm. He was SO mad living in Brockton at the time. He was just in a heavy mix of RASN while not less than 10 mi to the NW, buired! This is the one that started the epic period that lasted through 2015-16. 18" in Woburn. I have never seen seen *so* much rain in a first part of a storm, and then *so* much snow a second half of the storm . The total LEQ QPF for the storm was very high for a Nor'easter in a winter month.. Woonsocket RI had 7.14" (20" of that snow)! WWUS35 KNYC 111752 NYZ014>017-023-024-NJZ001-005-007-015-112030- SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT - ONE OF THE WORST COASTAL STORMS EVER NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW YORK NY 1250 PM EST FRI DEC 11 1992 ...HIGH WIND WARNING FOR THIS AFTERNOON... ...COASTAL FLOOD WARNING THROUGH TONIGHT... ...WINTER STORM WARNING THIS AFTERNOON FOR NORTHWESTERN NEW JERSEY AND INTERIOR SOUTHEASTERN NEW YORK... ...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR THIS AFTERNOON OVER NEARBY NORTHERN AND WESTERN SUBURBS... ...FLOOD WARNING UNTIL 3:15 PM THIS AFTERNOON FOR NORTHEAST AND CENTRAL NEW JERSEY...SOUTHERN WESTCHESTER COUNTY...NEW YORK CITY... AND LONG ISLAND... ...STORM WARNING FOR THE COASTAL WATERS THIS AFTERNOON... AN INTENSE STORM CENTER OVER DELAWARE BAY AT NOON TIME HAS BASHED THE METROPOLITAN AREA WITH WIND GUSTS TO HURRICANE FORCE AND SOME OF THE WORST COASTAL FLOODING EVER ASSOCIATED WITH A NOREASTER. TIDES WERE REPORTED BETWEEN 3 AND 5 FEET ABOVE NORMAL AT TIMES OF HIGH TIDE THIS MORNING. THIS PUSHED TIDE LEVELS CLOSE TO IF NOT EXCEEDING THE ALL-TIME RECORD TIDES ASSOCIATED WITH THE NOREASTERS IN 1950. WIDESPREAD TIDAL FLOODING AND DAMAGE WERE REPORTED AT ALL COASTAL LOCATIONS AT TIMES OF HIGH TIDE. LAGUARDIA AIRPORT WAS CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING. THE FDR AND HARLEM RIVER DRIVES HAVE BEEN CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING. ALL THE MAJOR HIGHWAYS HAVE BEEN CLOSED NEAR THE SOUTH SHORE OF LONG ISLAND. WATER REACHED AS FAR INLAND AS MONTAUK HIGHWAY ON LONG ISLAND. SEVERE FLOODING HAS OCCURRED IN MONMOUTH COUNTY WITH MAIN ROADWAYS AND THE GARDEN STATE PARKWAY CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING. SEVERAL TOWNS ALONG THE COAST HAVE DECLARED A STATE OF EMERGENCY. THE SEA WALL COLLAPSED AT CEDAR GROVE BEACH...A CONDO COMPLEX COLLAPSED AT HIGHLAND. FLOODING HAS EXTENDED AS FAR NORTH UP THE HUDSON RIVER AS PEEKSKILL AND STONY POINT WHERE A TRAILER PARK HAD TO BE EVACUATED. TIDES ARE EXPECTED TO BE THREE TO FOUR FEET ABOVE NORMAL AT TIMES OF HIGH TIDE THIS EVENING...WHICH WILL RESULT IN ANOTHER ROUND OF MAJOR FLOODING AND BEACH EROSION THIS EVENING...ALTHOUGH THE ACTUAL STORM TIDE SHOULD BE SLIGHTLY BELOW THIS MORNING/S RECORD LEVEL. WIND GUSTS UP TO HURRICANE FORCE HAVE OCCURRED ACROSS THE AREA. NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER OUTAGES HAVE OCCURRED THROUGHOUT THE REGION WITH THE STRONGEST WINDS IN PROGRESS ACROSS LONG ISLAND AT THIS TIME. WINDS SHOULD BEGIN TO DIMINISH AS THE AFTERNOON WEARS ON...BUT GUSTS UP TO 60 MPH CAN STILL BE EXPECTED THROUGH SUNSET... ESPECIALLY ON LONG ISLAND. WIDESPREAD RAINFALL OF BETWEEN 2 AND 3 INCHES IN NEW YORK CITY... LONG ISLAND AND NEARBY NEW JERSEY AND LOWER WESTCHESTER COUNTY HAS CAUSED WIDESPREAD URBAN FLOODING AND SOME STREAMS IF NOT ALREADY... SHOULD BE OVERFLOWING THEIR BANKS. MEANWHILE HEAVY SNOW IS IN PROGRESS THROUGHOUT HIGHER TERRAIN IN NORTHWEST NEW JERSEY AND MOST OF ORANGE COUNTY. THE HEAVY WET SNOW HAS DOWNED POWER LINES AND TREES THROUGHOUT THESE AREAS WITH UP TO 14 INCHES REPORTED. AN ADDITIONAL THREE TO FIVE INCHES CAN ACCUMULATE BEFORE THE HEAVY SNOW TAPERS OFF. THE STORM SYSTEM RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS CATASTROPHIC WEATHER WILL SLOWLY DRIFT OFFSHORE TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. IF YOUR AREA IS BEING EVACUATED...LISTEN TO EMERGENCY MANAGERS. IF NOT...THE SAFEST PLACE TO BE IS IN DOORS AWAY FROM WINDOWS. WINDOWS HAVE BEEN BLOWN IN THROUGHOUT OUR AREA. DO NOT DRIVE UNLESS ITS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. DON/T BE A FOOL DO NOT DRIVE THROUGH FLOODED ROADWAYS. THE LIFE YOU SAVE TODAY WILL BE YOUR OWN. THE NEXT STATEMENT WILL BE OUT BY 5 PM. GIGI

Not here, it should easily last. So little precip and only a few hours of maybe low 40s. I'd watch for the flash freezes tomorrow afternoon

Some light zr falling

30 and really icy out . Sidewalks , driveways are reallly dangerous

That's a great question. Ill get back to you on that. Im going to do some research.

Light freezing rain here. Glad I don’t have to travel tomorrow. The road and side roads to the main road are an absolute disaster. They do a horrific job plowing those here. Barely even seems like they did the road next to me. It will be a total ice rink in the morning.

Power just flickered here as winds are pushing 55mph. Flurries are flying as the wraparound action has arrived. May get a DAB to DAB+ by morning.

Drizzle / fog here comes the warm air! 34f humidity 94% dewpoint 33f I expect a 10+ degree rise by 12 am

Doesn’t that look familiar.

Lake effect blizzard conditions will develop rapidly across lower MI tonight and SW Ontario by morning. Heavy snow squalls with winds gusting to 55-60 mph will quickly make many highways impassable, unprepared drivers are going to be stranded in dangerous situations. I am not sure how much awareness has been created by public forecasts of these rapidly oncoming changes. Given the way the low is deepening and severe cold phasing into the circulation, and still fairly warm temps Lakes Michigan and Huron, potential for emergency situations is high. This will spread to parts of central ON, nwPA and wNY by late morning and upstate NY by afternoon-evening. Goderich to London ON needs a max alert as NW winds funnel mega-squall conditions directly across the London region. My guess is 401 will be closed or at least impassable from Chatham to Woodstock by 0900h.

It’s going to happen. Don’t sweat it.