CPcantmeasuresnow

Down at the southern end of the forum where you are, odds are in your favor for this one. For those of us north of the forums mason dixon line a tougher road to make this work.

Yes a lot. You get too caught up in a couple of operational runs and pretty snow maps. There's so much more to forecasting than that. Talk less and listen more and some day you may be a positive force contribution wise here.

Not a good start.

There's 39 total, 12 inch or greater storms in Central Park and 8 from Mid February (15th) through March. The most recent is is Feb 25 2010 20.9 inches that you noted, Feb 19, 1979 12.7 inches, Feb 20, 1921 12.5 inches and 5 in March. Not as many as I thought there would be so it does show how difficult it is for the City to get a blockbuster this time of year.

I'm not sure where you're getting that list from but that's not even close.

For sure but still part of the same forum.

You can't base your ratings on whatever model is giving you what you want to hear that day. It doesn't work like that.

For NYC and south yes. There's another half of the forum north of NYC.

Why does everyone want to end winter while still in February? Approaching mid March I might understand it especially for all of you NYC and south..

Please, it's still 5-6 days away. Time for many things to change, but I like where they are today.

You don't see that configuration happen too often. Uniform snow amounts from Poughkeepsie to the south Jersey shore. Doesn't matter at this point, what matters is there is consistently a storm in one form or another.

Last hurrah for who? Southeast Pennsylvania?

I think we should have created a thread first to discuss whether we should create a thread.

Very true, that's why you can't hate the guy.

The New England forum loves your posts. Maybe it's time to share some with them.