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Also see https://old.reddit.com/r/nyc/new/ for some insane videos.

Check out the NYC metro sub and especially https://old.reddit.com/r/nyc/new/ to see the insanity of what is happening now.

Near Miami and 70, just now. https://m.imgur.com/gallery/vLCkgAo

Had to drive from NE Durham down to work right near RDU for a power outage related emergency (off Page rd). Do not recommend. Traffic lights were at least working all the way there, but rotten visibility. Back home now, flakes still falling but it sounds like rain in there too.

34.9 in slightly rural NE Durham. Hobbyist weather station.

It's been a while for me. When is the time it usually all falls apart for us? Is it the late night runs tonight?

Totally depends on what type of people you feel more comfortable around. Which will lead me into regional and demographic stereotypes, and no good will come of that. I preferred the Escape out of Manhattan over the Breakaway out of NOLA in all aspects (ship, port, fellow passengers). But it seems like I got lucky and my commute from LGA to the port was pretty painless, so that helped.

Also depends on your departure port. A cruise out of Manhattan (even on a mainstream line like NCL) gets you a different crowd than, say, NOLA. (And yes I’ve done both, recently.)

Just a lurker. I noticed there aren’t many RDU posters for this event. Did we pretty much bust already? I see a lot of conflicting maps so no idea what’s going on at this point.

Yes. If it's not an airport code, it's usually a weather office. RDU = airport, RAH = weather.

My bad. I'm a transplant (although going on 11 years now), but Greensboro still tends to be "that one little town that gets the good stadium rock concerts" to me.

I don't know anything about how television weather networks work, but I assume in edge cases like this they prioritize large viewership metros over anything else. Whatever it takes to keep the most people watching. But maybe I am overly cynical.

Just gonna say I don't think this hobby is entirely healthy for some folks.

I opened the back door in Durham/Southpoint a little while ago and got a blast of *wet* coldish air in the face. So weird. It didn't even feel that cold, although it's supposedly just above 32 around here.

Random time-killing question, do a lot/many of you guys have home weather stations? I always wonder when people are reporting obvs.