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Eh, colder than before yes. Highs in the low to mid-30s are rather typical for mid-January. I can't remember a snowless stretch this long before. Its been 2 months since weve seen measurable snowfall. Other than the cold wind which arrived today, its felt like spring

Aren't all of the rooms at the Tropicana free now?

Word is the new one is only slight better.

Doesn’t feel like winter. Hasn’t snowed in what, 45 days? I’m already ready for summer.

Winter 2018-2019, an exercise in moving goal posts. (2011-2012 sends it’s regards)

60 degrees

Nice dusting of snow!

That is impressive.

Is that your log?

Pretty sure the coast, at least out this way, had a 12+" event last March...

Last winter Suffolk County had 3 legit 12"+ blizzards, and many spots were over 70" of snow. I am not sure how that stacks up in history, but the point is anything can happen. 40" in 6 weeks, i dont see why not. Islip recorded 5" in one hour, and 9"of snow in 2 hours last year. With those numbers, anything is possible.

Geographically yes. When discussing weather in the area no. For example, read Uptons AFDs. Even last night they referred to immediate NYC metro vs Long Island (which worked out well). When discussing weather, immediate nyc metro includes queens and bk, while LI refers to Nassau and Suffolk. But thanks for pointing that out for me, I’ve only lived here for 34 years.. I always thought there was a river on the Nassau queens border.

All of the LI stations reported snow at one point

36 and snowing

Rain is done for NE NJ