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29.8 for the low this morning.

30 this morning for the low. This may be it for the freezes this season. A little bit early for a last freeze, I've found we usually average the May 2 to 6 period for last freeze.

I went from Saratoga Monday morning to Westport NY on the shores of Lake Champlain 35 miles south of Plattsburgh. Was a last minute decision rather than go to Plattsburgh for an extra minute of totality and I couldn't have made a better one. It only took an hour 40 minutes to drive the 90 miles that morning. I left at 8:30 which helped. The town was well prepared. The local country club had free viewing from their golf course. A few cirrus clouds in the afternoon that had zero effect on eclipse viewing. An A+ experience. The drive back to Saratoga Springs at 4:30 a little rougher. Three hours for 90 mile drive but compared to what others on the back roads of Vermont went through not terrible either.

In Saratoga Springs headed to Plattsburgh or Lake placid? Give me some advice please Don. To late for Maine.

In Saratoga Springs for the night and headed for Plattsburgh or Lake Placid around 7:00. In the 20's here right now but weather seems to be cooperating for this afternoon. Will report on weather conditions up here as we get closer to countdown.

I was thinking the same. This one felt a lot stronger than that one.

Definitely an earthquake. I'm in Orange County NY 50 miles north of city and never felt anything like that before.

You do know you need to see somebody about this heat fetish thing right ?

Probably about right. Had a 1.5 inches at 6 am. Been snowing steadily again since 7:30 but no additional accumulations. Temperature at 32 so pretty much just evening out between melting and compression

One last batch of light snow, 32 degrees. Reminds me of the old days pre 2020.

Woke up to sound of the plow and snow covered lawn. Somewhat surprised.

1.4 inches of snow here. Somewhat unexpected this morning. Plow actually woke me up at 6 am. I was stuck at 29.3 inches for the season for so long I gave up any hope of reaching 30. Now that that's accomplished I can officially give this Winter the D- it so rightfully deserves.

Or almost anywhere in the vast north country of New York, which is where I'll be.

I know the area 50 miles or more north of the city doesn't really exist to most on this forum, but I've heard April snows are fairly common there. Looks like Wednesday night has a shot.

Syracuse is Central New York, almost the geographical center of NY. I actually laugh when people refer to Orange County where I live as upstate NY. If so what do we call the 300 miles of NY state north of where I live?