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  1. 495weatherguy
    I guess this is another example of how different the weather is across the area---On LI--yesterday was 82 and overcast, minimal rain, currently 70 and cloudy and muggy. Was hoping for another heatwave
  2. 495weatherguy
    what happened to the heat?
  3. 495weatherguy
    No thank you
  4. 495weatherguy
    I can confirm this
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  6. 495weatherguy
    I can attest to that--was outside LIJ when it started--damaged hundreds of vehicles--no snow plows needed. Watched softball sized hail fall from the sky and wreak havoc
  7. 495weatherguy
    Thunder, lightning, heavy rain and hail. All by 11:15 am in Melville, LI
  8. 495weatherguy
    We can only hope that this verifies
  9. 495weatherguy
    Amen
  10. 495weatherguy
    Don't forget that you grew up in the HV, that's a vastly different winter experience than those who are from Manhattan and eastward. Storms were always "North and west of the city" for accumulating snow. Every teacher/professor I queried would explain to me how difficult it was to get snow set-ups on an island surrounded by warmish water.
  11. 495weatherguy
    Thank you for the reply
  12. 495weatherguy
    What time do you estimate this to occur? So not that big of an impact on snow totals?
  13. 495weatherguy
    Do you think rain makes it into our area?
  14. 495weatherguy
    I agree-don’t have the background or knowledge base to support my theory. Just practical experience tells me that rain will somehow get into the forecast for Long Island.
  15. 495weatherguy
    Still possible
  16. 495weatherguy
    Here never seems to fail
  17. 495weatherguy
    What are the odds that we have mixing issues on Long Island ?
  18. 495weatherguy
    Truth
  19. 495weatherguy
    Cannot discount March either. We could have a rough March
  20. 495weatherguy
    Anthony, a serious question for you. would you rather have current conditions—blocking but suppression? or Storms at 38 degrees? This winter has demonstrated or reminded us just how many things have to go right (or wrong) for it to snow near the coast. The last 20 years have been unbelievable, rather anomalous, there is a reason our long term averages are around 30 inches of snow.
  21. 495weatherguy
    I’m sorry you inferred that from a simple true statement. That’s on you, not on my statement
  22. 495weatherguy
    Do you?
  23. 495weatherguy
    2 down, 1 more to go till Meteorological winter is done!
  24. 495weatherguy
    Would be perfect if we were about 25 degrees warmer
  25. 495weatherguy
    An average that has been bolstered by anomalous amounts the last 20 years numbers are easily manipulated look at the 1980’s, 1970’s I still maintain a lot of things have to go right in order for the tri state area to receive a major snow. The last 20 years I’ve been nothing short of spectacular
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