DreamBig

Is it just me or is there massive compaction from weight, wind and sun going on? This morning I swear my car had deeper snow on it than it does now - and it's still snowing. Also there are large areas of the street/sidewalk with like an inch due to drifting, and not nearly enough in other areas to account for 20+ inches

Semi official report from Battery Park was 4.9 at 9, and I doubt they had 3/hour through 11, so...

It operates under the assumption that everyone reads all the posts, but often with so many it's easier to skim... so a few people miss your post, post observations, and other skimmers see that, and so goes the feedback loop

Huh. South-ish Brooklyn too but seeing rain

The image is ensemble max. The mean is good, but not as as nice tbh

And I bet you made alot more per hour than doing it for the city would

GFS actually looks to have walked qpf back (just slightly) in NYC area, and tighter gradient

100%. Clicked because I didn't know. Most models consistently showing some sort of bullseye over central jersey coast, but his 'last call' doesn't have it. And last call my foot...

Another two considerations: 30-40 inches of 10:1 snow is going to be alot of load for roofs; and it's supposed to rain later in the week, so the snow is going to soak that up. Drains will be blocked too.

It looks like everything is converging on a track a little out to sea. Nw ticks shouldn't be taken as a sign of hope - they're just converging. The ones that were nw have corrected se, and the very se ones are correcting nw.

Meteorologists are about as consistent as the models they use

Seems west and deeper.

In next frame continues off somewhat. But Boston gets hit hard.

Better with precipitation, but still ots

honestly, if it were better than throwing a dart, they'd just update the model to account for any consistent bias in the model. ergo, there isn't that much that can be said for sure, other than that the models will move around. right now for the worse, but maybe tomorrow for the better