CPcantmeasuresnow
-
Posts
3,017 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by CPcantmeasuresnow
-
The bands and the inevitable dry slot for someone. I noticed one right over eastern Orange County in one of the models last runs. Hopefully that doesn't verify but if it does hopefully short lived.
-
Starting to think everybody gets 10 inches plus all the way up to Kingston. Around and below 84 maybe 15-20 not out of the question.
-
I suppose I need to try and defend my title. NYC 19.8 LGA 19.4 ISP 24.5 JFK 21.0 EWR 19.6 -
I think 16 inches would be a fair 50-50 over under.
-
Only 53 inches plus needed for Central Park to catch 1995/96. Piece of cake.
-
That's the 10:1. You definitely need sleep.
-
In 96 snow started in the city with temperatures in the mid teens. Very different in that respect.
-
It's 27.5 inches for Central Park from the 2016 storm. JFK recorded 30.5 inches from that storm so technically the city has seen 30 inches before.
-
With the last two yes. This is a different animal for the reasons I stated hopefully they get it right. It's a 50-50.
-
Central Park 1996 was under measured at 20.2 inches. Surrounding areas were much higher. LaGuardia was over 24 inches and Newark was over 28 inches.
-
Is kuchera any different?
-
Those are 27.5 and 26.8 inches. I doubt the city approaches those amounts but even if they did I doubt whoever they send to measure in the park will be accurate with all that blowing and drifting. Since this storm will overlap a calendar day they must also start new measurements at midnight Sunday and add the totals together it isn't maximum depth then. In summation accuracy might be a problem no matter what they get.
-
I know what I'll be doing 4 am Monday morning.
-
If everything holds up tonight the 4am Warnings should be upped accordingly.
-
I love the thread name change. We honor our own.
-
This is how I know we've reached the saturation point. When people start looking at 22.8 inches over New York City and say didn't the last run have more?
-
It's happened several times.
-
For most weenies it would be best to look at this and say, this would be a really nice outcome, and forget you ever saw the 18Z NAM snowmap.
-
The NAM went from 0 inches for our area on the 6Z this morning to 15-18 inches 12 hours later on the 18Z. If the NAM trend continues I guess we should expect 30-36 inches on tomorrows 6Z. Personally I'd be overjoyed with 10-12, anything more would be appreciated but not expected.
-
Actually NYC had 4, 40+ inch winters in a row from 2002/03 through 2005/06. Two consecutive 50+ inches in a row in 2009/10 and 2010/11 and 2013/14 through 2014/15
-
I would also add to that the days with snow cover in NYC this season. If this storm does verify, the number of days this winter may approach or exceed 50. I don't really know how many winters have had over 50 days of snow cover in NYC. The last one off the top of my head was 2010/11. There may have been 1 or 2 after that but I'm not sure.
-
Snow map whenever you can please.
-
Less than that. Eastern Orange County with 26 inches, western Orange County with 4 inches. That was less than 30 miles here.
-
Yeah for 6-10. A little aggressive for up here this early in the game. I'll gladly take it though. Our current snowpack is in serious need of a solid freshening.
-
It isn't. I'll leave it at that.
