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  2. NJwx85
    The 3” would be up near Yorktown Heights with less than an inch for Yonkers. Westchester is a tale of two worlds. The dividing line is often near Hastings on 87.
  3. Baum
    Given the snow type, amount, and post cold easily the greatest November event and Thanksgiving event in my lifetime. Not close. Even the 1975 event fell mainly at night and was slop by morning. Tracked it even back than as a 7th grader. Played my NOAA weather radio non stop.
  4. Snowcrazed71
    I agree... Look at the GFS.. it's been trending SE now over the last few runs. Let's just hope the Euro 12z holds and stays right on us.
  5. dryslot
    Yes, Its pretty tough this time of year with SST's still cooling from summer at the water unless you have a very cold airmass in place.
  6. WmsptWx
    I do like that the first "widespread" threat isn't from something flukey like Huron streamers or a clipper.
  7. the_other_guy
    Accuweather saying 1-3 for Westchester. Thats trending positive and I wouldnt write this off yet
  8. tunafish
    I think GYX has rhe right idea trimming the totals on the coast. East winds to start while the water is still 49°.
  9. MANDA
    Currently 31.3 here.
  10. NJwx85
    I could see a last minute cold tick that would bring accumulating snows to the coastal interior (West of the PIP and North of Rt 80) but as of now I think it’s mostly confined to the higher elevations of NW NJ and areas North and West of the 287/17/87 junction near Sloatsburg.
  11. TSSN+
    Probably every year for a few days till reality kicked in
  12. mitchnick
    Yes, a trough over Japan is always preferred!
  13. Weather Will
    When is the last time we tracked at the end of November.... kinda cool just doing that...
  14. eduggs
    Snowy morning at 500ft in Morris County. Nice surprise coating! The bigger surprise is that the temperature has dropped almost 2.5 degrees since 10am allowing the trees to become increasingly frosted. Feels very festive.
  15. SnowGoose69
    The RRFS looks reasonable with 2-4 or 3-5 up that way which is good news because it'll be the NAM replacement within a year.
  16. CoastalWx
    Close to MLK meltdown
  17. RCNYILWX
    Call it 8.1" for me. Nearest CoCoRaHS (Naperville 2.5 ESE) had 8.5". Looks like about 8-9" was the range in this part of the southwest burbs. My largest (and favorite) November event since I've lived out here and largest overall for my area since Feb 1-3, 2022. The most recent big late November event in 2018 was slop in the southwest burbs until the very end. Sent from my SM-S936U using Tapatalk
  18. Ji
    always a low in the great lakes. Its like a permeants feature now
  19. Damage In Tolland
    Still not done correcting SE
  20. dendrite
    Down to 30.3° Steady -SN
  21. Damage In Tolland
    31-32 pasties
  22. Eskimo Joe
    Never, ever trade one storm for another!
  23. Ji
    one is the 0z and one is the 12z
  24. H2Otown_WX
    Alright. I'll give you a foot if it bombs like the NAM or lesser extent GFS...we'll see.
  25. moneypitmike
    Love it. Per the winter poll, I'm pretty sure only VT will have made it through November with a watch/warning being hosted. Too much uncertainty for anything to be hoisted before tomorrow.
  26. RedSky
    Heavy dusting
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