rclab

I like your explanation. Sadly it makes picking the correct 5 + 1 for mega and power ball look easy. As always ......

Sort of like the obesity epidemic. Even though it’s right in front, back and all around you, it’s still difficult to see. As always .....

If that’s a possible picture of the battlefield in the coming season, heaven help the neutral middle. As alwAys ...

Or changed their screen name and re-registered . As always ......

I guess NYCHA uses the “do as I say, not as I do” or “you can’t fight city hall” reasoning. In my building I set the thermostat on the cold season settings on Oct 15th. I though that was a law/rule. As always ....

The banter thread. As always. ......

I must be blessed. I’ve been on borrowed time for over forty years. As always .....

I heard on 10/10 WINS this am that folks living in Coney Island NYCHA project residences are complaining about the city not turning on the heat. Their Political Representative claims that the problem is the cities use of CPK temperature readings as a guide. The residents claim that being bumped up against a breezy cooling ocean makes the CPK temps not Part of their reality. The response from NYCHA: “We are looking into it”. As always.

Please Tip, be sure, get checked, I personally stay as far away from the medical profession as I can. In this case I’d be running towards them.for confirmation. Please take care and let us know. “For want of a nail”, damn mosquitoes. As always....

At least he’ll have, in the upper right, Meteorologies most reliable and accurate instrument. As always ...

Sure you will, the Atmospheric Professionals will become MMOM’s: Model Maintenance Oversight Meteorologists. As always.....

A Preparation H Bomb, as always....

Like other insects you may not survive the experience, my sympathies. As always.

Anthony, you can remove the “in October” from your sage sentence and use it ongoing. As always .....

Please be careful; the trunk may not be as forgiving on your way down. As always ....

“Hell” ah mythology is no stranger to you either. As always ....

My long term optimism is not as robust. “Not a certainty” well, may your fine statement be heard by whomever or whatever gives us comfort. As always .....

Jay, I found the old Eastern weather forums while using Microsoft’s original web tv it was their attempt to drag us into, what was then, the technical present. I considered myself old then and that was, at your young age, before you knew what “it” was probably used for. As always....

The question/plea, at least in our nation, stands; when will all of us be willing to sacrifice/suffer for the greater good of every one of us? As always .....

Confession is good for the soul even when it’s not necessary, besides you were just living up to your screen name. As always ....

Thank you for the attachments, Unc My father told me, when I asked him about it, that it started, got heavy and just kept going. Surface transportation ground to a halt. Many of the trolly lines, still active in the city, certainly weren’t going anywhere. My dad said he hated the snow, yet he was the first one outside when the flakes started to fall. When snow was on the ground a week or so after Christmas, he would create a snow bank, place our large dried discarded tree in it and light it up. Made for quite a brief show on Bay Ridge Oarkway/75th st. Christmas tree burning was a ritual in those days, probably a felony today. Dad was a closet weenie but until his last dat with us, I would never have had the courage to tell him.. As always .....

You must have had your first experience playing in the snow during winter 60-61. If so only photos or parents/siblings could confirm. Thank you for the reply, as always .....

I was in College in Ark. for the Lindsey storm and was a letter carrier for the 78, “ it’s supposed to rain disaster” I remember the radio blurbs saying the change to rain would occur very quickly. 13 inches later the were right. If you count freezing drizzle as rain. I was only 8 months old for the Dec. 47 storm, I could look it up but maybe Unc knows, off hand, if that one was a surprise or, for the time, properly forecast. As always ...

Sal, why suffer here? The desert states awaits. Everything you’ve described is there. Brilliant cool to cold nights with a tapestry of stars that would rival Van Gogh's masterpiece. The days would be filled with brilliant light as the night bowed to the ascension of Ra. For you a paradise that the I 95 urban environment will not duplicate. You should rush to enjoy it, albeit being wary of the occasional rattler, scorpion and dust storm. A small price considering what your leaving behind. I’m to old for adventure I will stay, listen to and feel the rain , snow, and wind driven spray of an angry sea. May we both find peace. As always .....

So would I but locally it may be difficult, ongoing, to see it any time at all. As always ......