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Central Park 10.2 actual 8.5 measured Boston 15.8 Philadelphia 7.4 WDC 6.1 Hartford 16.3 Albany 14.6 Highland Mills NY 17.2

4 degrees. If the over under line for Orange County was 15 inches, using Goshen as the measuring spot, which is close to the geographic middle of the county, do you take the over or under? I would take the over but I think it's close.

That's half an inch of sleet on LI which is nothing.

Central Park doesn't get lower totals because of UHI effect. They just don't measure timely, properly, or with a trained professional that actual cares about proper protocol. It's that simple.

I don't understand why people aren't seeing that?

Maybe he meant to the high side? Considering past post though I doubt it.

10.2 total sleet and snow will fall there. 8.5 will be the official incorrect total measurement.

Some of the short-term models are showing 2 to 3 in./h rates at times on Sunday. It doesn't take many hours of that to get near double digits.

I don't really consider far southern coastal New Jersey part of the forum. That's more for the mid Atlantic or the least the Philadelphia forum.

When you say here, are you speaking for the entire forum?

Elevation has no bearing on mid level temps and changes to sleet.

If the pattern progression continues this year, Central Park should record a 34.2 inch storm. Math at work.

This from the station that for years posted snow totals and temperature records for Dulles airport as part of WDC records.

If you're lucky enough to get under a band of 2 to 3 inches an hour or a couple of hours it piles up quickly.

This would be rare. No one on the forum gets screwed. That's why it won't happen as depicted here. Would love it if it did though.