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  2. That’s tuff. Saw a Knicks game there and the Big East tourney when I lived there in 07. It’s really a classic place to watch a game…almost like it was made for basketball.
  3. Saw what a disaster a small town city like Danielson was today can't imagine a big city.
  4. I was at the Knicks Lakers game in the Garden last night and it was so enjoyable.
  5. I dont know what to tell you bro? My truck at noon read 28. When I left work it read 31 and settled back to 30. And by the time I got to the gym it was reading 29. I phone app said 30 at 3:15 for the high as well. The 1 pm readings that Dendy posted had 29 in Waterbury…I’m next town over to that just to the ENE. Maybe somewhere in town it was officially 32 or 33…I don’t know. Wasn’t trying to make it sound colder…Homie don’t play that. You were about 32 and in direct sun as you stated, so if you take the sun off your temp, you’d be about where I was I believe.
  6. Getting close to something more significant there…
  7. How about snow on glacier covered snow. A coating of snow tomorrow night is pretty likely. Might be paltry but it counts.
  8. We had historic cold and can’t show for it. What are we doing here?
  9. Lol. NBA all star game soon. I think some of the knocks on the nba are overrated. Yes, traveling is a problem, but the 90s was a literal free throw shooting contest at times. I remember it and thinking this is not ideal. The talent in the league right now is preposterous overall, they just need to tighten up the gather step rule.
  10. 1887-88 is ahead mainly because it was several degrees colder through January even as it had slightly less snowfall than the current winter.
  11. The Blend hasn't really changed much. Less than an inch continues to be the smart forecast. Maybe less than a half inch lol.
  12. Yes, it will moderate around mid-month, I think that's been advertised for a bit now so no real surprise. Also, keep in mind that mid-February max temperatures (looking at DCA) are pushing the upper 40s around that time period. So getting into the 50s for a few or several days isn't exactly unusual or "winter cancel" territory. Keep in mind, by the end of this upcoming weekend we will have had one of the most extreme and consistent cold spells in a long time, which will have lasted around 2 full weeks straight. I think some perspective is lost with a bit of freaking out over a relaxing pattern simply because we've had such a prolonged period of very cold and well below freezing. And if/when it turns colder and more favorable again, don't expect that we'll have the same level of cold at that point as what we've just experienced. But we don't have it be that cold to score well the latter part of February and early March. And despite what some on here feel, I personally don't mind a good snow event or two even in late February or March; who cares if it doesn't linger for a long time by that point, climatologically speaking.
  13. Ray has done an awesome job so far. Statistically, a cold March seems less likely, but it's still in play. I think March's outcome depends on whether the modeled SSWE can occur and, if so, whether it can propagate in a favorable fashion. If not, even if March starts cool, things could quickly break to the warm side. New England would probably hold onto the cold longer than the Mid-Atlantic. A strong EPO-/AO- pattern would probably be needed to deliver a 2018-style outcome. At this stage, the WPO becomes less important due to the shorter wave lengths.
  14. With historic cold for 10+ days, its a damn shame we cant get a warning criteria pure snow event. Eastern NC can though! Thems the breaks.
  15. My ice dam finally melted today. It’s like the Riviera out there!
  16. Thats a shame. Chances of snow on snow are now gone. I know its rare. But it seemed like we really had an opportunity with all this cold.
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