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    Highalnd Mills, Orange County, NY elev 600'

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  1. CPcantmeasuresnow
    I think December 2020 was the storm Binghamton had 40 inches. Nothing to do with lake effect. It was that whole band from Binghamton up towards Albany. It just stayed there and snowed.
  2. CPcantmeasuresnow
    I've never once had to cut my grass before the first week in April, usually the second or third week, sometimes the fourth week depending on the spring. I don't know where he lives.
  3. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Quote of the storm, and prophetic at the same time. My money was on 19.9. In fairness the 1 PM measurement of 19.7 was probably accurate. The problem was, as we all know now, all of the snow that fell from one to four was recorded as a trace. And it was noted as heavy snow during part of that time period.
  4. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Just curious, is this a paid subscription service? Is this monetized in any way or just for fun?
  5. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Not a difficult prediction to make given the long range maps right now. Plus each week from his period he's making the prediction, March 7 and beyond, we just move into a more difficult period to get a decent snow. Especially for places from New York City on south. There's been a projected warm-up for the northeast several times this winter, but a prolonged one never really happened. Eventually, it will.
  6. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Bismarck and Minneapolis both average about 50 inches for a full season. So neither is that low year to date. Minneapolis may even be above normal. I'm sure Denver is below. Billings may not be that far off.
  7. CPcantmeasuresnow
    And Newark
  8. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Phenomenal job with these. So above and beyond any other maps you can find online for storm totals.
  9. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Not buying it. Look at the radar from 1-3pm yesterday and Central park was under some very heavy echoes and I believe also reported heavy snow. You don't get a trace from that in a two hour period. I also could be wrong on this, but I thought the precipitation from 1251 to 351 was .28. The snowfall measurement was at 1 PM for 19.7 inches so the math doesn't work. Again, I'm grateful they got as close as they did, much better than some of the abominations in the past.
  10. CPcantmeasuresnow
    ChatGPT still makes a lot of mistakes. Give it two more years.
  11. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Central Park was close in 2020/21 with 38.6 inches. I think one if not both of the airports in New York City may have been over 40 inches that winter, someone can check me on that. Don't have the data available now.
  12. CPcantmeasuresnow
    A poor description IMO, of the February 25-26 2010 storm whoever wrote it. The bulk of the snow, NYC 21 inches and many parts of southeast NY west of the Hudson River in the HV and into the Catskills had 30 to over 50 inches of snow in some towns in the Catskills. You would think whoever wrote it would've put that into the write up. Still my best storm of all time at 35 inches in Highland Mills in Orange County.
  13. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Was 1.4 inches the final total for Central Park this morning?
  14. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Same here. 59.9 to be exact. If somehow we didn't get another .1 the rest of the season I'd have to fudge the numbers somewhere.
  15. CPcantmeasuresnow
    It was a joke.
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