CPcantmeasuresnow

In Orange County we went from 30 inches on the 12z to 20 inches on the 18z to 2 inches on the 0z. At least the 6 z can't give us negative amounts, or can it?

Look at the pictures from 1888 and the measurements surrounding Manhattan. Remember there was no snow on the ground when the storm started. Brooklyn was 36 inches, New Haven 45 inches and the entire HV of SE NY 40-60 inches. That somehow Manhattan measured 21 inches from that storm is a total joke. It's a shame they haven't had that corrected over the years.

1/2 inch here 50 miles north of NYC. Nothing to get excited about but totally unexpected.

Philly is not in the NYC subforum, although from the constant references over the years from posters you might assume they are.

Always thankful for this thread. Weather wise I have always found very few similarities between this area, interior SE NY, NW NJ, NE PA, SW CT, and Rich's postage stamp, than 95% of the population of the NYC forum. We're a much better match for the SWNE area but try to get a word in edgewise on the New England forum. Tough to do when some individuals have 50k to 100k individual posts. Many good posters there and knowledgeable, insightful information, but a tad snobby at times to anyone whose state begins with New and doesn't end in Hampshire. Enjoy the dry week ahead with near normal temperatures = boring.

Define way?

Bitter cold lows, a couple of degrees above average. Sounds about right.

Sometimes you just have to let it go, for your sanity and ours.

Is the dark red area 3 feet plus? I want to make sure I don't give out bad information when I warn people.

Low of 8 this morning, 8 yesterday morning and -3 on the 23rd. Let tomorrow and the couple of days after wreak their havoc on the snow cover. It was white several days before through and after Christmas. December is already a success.

7 degrees. An unexpected exceptional December compared to recent duds. No matter how the last couple of days end it's a solid B+.

Don what are the 30 year average December averages since 1941-1970, 51-80, 61-90, 71-00, 81-2010, and 1991-2020 for Central Park and Poughkeepsie? I am curious to see if UHI effect has had any difference in the continuing rise in December averages vs places that don't have that influence.

7 degrees. About 7 lower than forecast. Snow on the ground helps.

They felt the heat. As soon as we turn off the pressure they will wait until 1 pm the next storm to measure.

They felt the pressure.

Be careful, Upton may be sending their goons to suppress these pictures when they record 0.3 today.

1.5 inches here too, 4.5 inches otg, making for a perfect Christmas Eve. Along with the -3 temp yesterday morning a perfect week leading into Christmas Day.

When they measure at 1:00 it won't be there. They're already at 2.5 they just didn't record it. I know it's a broken record but still frustrating.

23 degrees moderate snow. Driveway and roads covered, grass already was.

For what time periods ?

I think his silence is your answer. Of course they didn't. They did what they usually do. They measured at 7 AM. Snow stopped about 9 AM and they measured again around 1 PM when everything had begun melting and compressing and came up with 1.8 like nothing happened between 7-9 am. It' the same old story, they can say what they want. There is no consistency in the protocol to measurements being done in the park. They may as well give it back to the zookeeper. It can't get much worse.

So everyone is good pretending 1.8 inches of snow fell in Central Park yesterday? Maybe we should just start quoting LGA numbers for what actually has occured snowfall wise in the city. Why keep referencing something we know is incorrect? It's like seeing someone wandering off or losing their train of thought constantly and insisting they're mentally competent. No one in particular just a general statement.

Orange County NY of course has nothing to do with Oranges, the trees wouldn't even survive late April here. It's a family name but not sure why the Orange family got a whole county named after them. I would guess they had a lot of money. Orange County, New York is named after William of Orange, who later became King William III of England: The county name is derived from King William III of England who was a Prince of the House of Orange.

Because there's a town of West Orange New Jersey people around here often assume Orange County is in NJ, it isn't.

I'm 15 miles north of him and I'm at -3. I think he subtracts from snow totals and adds to temperature. It's a nice imaginary world, I guess.