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e46and2

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  1. the snow always sticks if it falls hard enough. a lot of you will be surprised, we go through this all the time. if streets are wet, it isn't snowing that hard.
  2. many people have natural gas appliances. not sure what the breakdown is down there but very common still up here. all you need is a match or lighter.
  3. there aren't many good "options" in the ne part of this storm until it gets north towards NOLA and i suspect that's why. simply too risky in such sparsely populated and mostly wooden structured areas and wetlands.
  4. around 3 inches otg with mod to heavy snow in commack
  5. wasn't an insult to forky, simply pointing out how this was never an obvious forecast for those thinking the outcome has been locked in for days. i wouldn't say awful. they vary quite a bit for sensible weather in our tiny geographic area of the world, but the reality is the overall synoptics are only shifting slightly. the chance you take being on the razor's edge.
  6. this was not obvious to anyone in the way you are making it seem. red taggers have been waffling for days on this storm as well, with forky warning it could come further NW and threaten coastal sections with rain. i agree people like to see what they want to see, but to imply this has been a "scraper" for days isn't totally fair. we are simply reaching that consensus now.
  7. "The median income for a household in the township was $136,174, and the median income for a family was $146,254." godspeed, Mendham.
  8. if we hold onto snow, this has a good look to me on the loop https://www.wunderground.com/radar/us/ny/kings-park/okx
  9. quick measure around 13" here in commack/kings park border. mod snow continues, no sleet yet
  10. i think this just proves we have a generally negative outlook as a group. just about everyone on the forums wants the snow, and [almost] everyone has doubts for their backyard
  11. i would be careful with the arrogance at this point in the forecast range. i'd never be comfortable about a forecast until the euro comes onboard.
  12. lol. obviously said by someone who doesn't live on the coast. we've dominated the decade here in the long island snowbelt of the north shore.
  13. pdii had a min pressure of like 1010mb. this is about gradient with the high, and thermal overrunning, both of which should produce a storm more intense than the minimum pressure may suggest.
  14. models never have proper graphic representation for long island p-types. we have a fairly predictable microclimate that those who live here are familiar with. this is a perfect setup for long island west of route 112 and north of sunrise highway. winds stay north of due east at it's worst, and gain a more northerly component as the storm tracks ene.
  15. does it have to do with it being october? since gradient is what creates wind, i imagine overall atmospheric pressure is higher in october compared to august, but not sure if this is a contributing factor.
  16. 11:22am you'll see what you wanna see though
  17. easy way to sell your car for blue book --- the insurance way
  18. i would suggest to lighten up. this began as a valid comparison, simply to highlight the potential impact from Florence despite the weakening trend. then there was an effort to clampdown on the sandy comparisons, and we see what good that did. this is a banter thread, after all, and the comparison was always about Florence. now we are just having a good time at the expense of those who were initially sensitive about the comparison. the initial intent was to highlight the continued danger of florence.
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