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33.1 with moderate snow. A nice refresher for the 9 day old snowpack. If you can call 2 inches a snowpack.
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Have you considered there have been 196 snowfalls of 6" or more since NYC has been keeping records (1870). My guess would be there have been at least 400 such storms over that time frame over 4 inches. My point, it's not uncommon. Even with the recent snow drought down there in the tropics of the UHI and its surroundings I wouldn't call 2-4 inches a snowstorm, but that's me. You can call it the Incoming blizzard of 2025 if you want, whatever makes you happy. -
I think the banner of snowstorm potential is a little over the top. I'm rooting for it of course, but I wouldn't call a 2 to 4 inch possibility, and that's if everything works out, snowstorm potential. Maybe something like light to moderate event possibility would be a better banner.
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Will it know about the damaging effects of the sun angle on snow accumulations?
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Maybe look up the definition of the word historic. I don't think you're using it correctly.
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Low of 5 this Morning and day 8 of continuous snow cover. Not a bad streak from 2.5 inches of snow.
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Yeah that's in the careful what you wish for category. Normal temps this time of year are workable, anything much above slims the chances.
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I don't see a high temp above 36 for the next 14 days on my weather apps. Haven't looked at any new model runs today. Is this something some of the model runs are showing not showing up in the apps yet or are you mocking the warm mongers among us?
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It got to 8 this morning. Still holding onto a 2 inch snowpack embedded with a topping of sleet and ice. 4 days and counting.
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Personally I would go with the first map with one small change. I would replace Pike county with Warren county. It is still a very diverse climate area but if the New England forum can coexist with coastal CT, RI and SEMA in the same forum as VT, NH and ME I guess we can too.
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8° and snow cover, my kind of December.
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Certainly not. It's as NYC metro as LBI NJ. Neither place would I call NYC metro. Geographically Bellayre is SENY. It's upstate to the 85% of the population that lives south of it. It's downstate to the 85% of the land area of NY that lies at a latitude above it.
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Geographically Bellayre is souther NY state. It's weird how the population of New York views everything 30 miles north of where they live as upstate. Binghamton is the southern tier of New York and that area is referred to as such on thruway maps, yet 90% of the residents of NY view it as way the hell upstate.
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Moving to by far the warmest part of NY state didn't help. I realize it would mean commuting but living 40 miles north of midtown makes a world of difference.
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A lifelong battle against incompetence. It shouldn't be this hard, we do it.
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2.2 inches for the day 2.5 for the season.
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Not last year. We had a white Christmas, some of us, snow on Christmas Eve and sub zero morning two days before Christmas day. NYC was 13 degrees on the 22nd and 23rd.
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2.2 today 2.5 for the season. More importantly, to me anyway, 1 day and counting of snow cover, 50 more days to go to match last year. This isn't going anywhere for several days. It was also nice to not have anyone mention sun angle even though this was a daytime event.
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30.0 with sleet and freezing rain. 2.2 inches otg before the change.
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Made the flip to sleet and freezing rain here about 25 minutes ago. 2.2 inches before the change. 30.0 and the mix continues.
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29.8 moderate snow continues. 1.7 inches as of noon.
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1.7 inches at noon. So far so good. No mix yet. 29.8 and moderate snow continues.
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1.0 inch even at 11:00 am 30.2 and moderate snow continues.
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No pictures, too involved. 30.7 moderate snow continues, roads covered, lawn getting there. still waiting for that first sign of sleet.
