psv88

A few decent gusts. Meh 

53 minutes ago, STORMANLI said:

Especially twilight feeding time. Just missed one on Harned by the Saw Mill.

Yo that’s exactly the spot where I was! I live just south of there off Harned 

3 minutes ago, 495weatherguy said:

Live near Crestwood.  You lived near White Post and Whitman park?

Yes, just north of Whitman park up New York avenue. 

1 minute ago, 495weatherguy said:

Currently live in Melville and this time of the year we see them everyday.  Daytime too.  Yesterday even had wild turkeys-first time I’ve seen them

Where in Melville do you live? I grew up there as well, New York Ave and Old country road. Never saw deer there. We had a turkey in Commack on my lawn a few years ago. Was funny, right before thanksgiving 

4 minutes ago, uofmiami said:

They are everywhere.  I've already seen one accident in Muttontown on 25A, deer hit passenger side fender of an SUV.  I stay in left lane to avoid any potential deer jumping into right lane from yards, etc.

That’s wild. Was absolutely never a thing when I was growing up here. The only deer then were on the barrier islands and way out east. Nothing in western Suffolk or Nassau 

Just missed hitting a full grown buck around the corner from my house. The southern area of Commack has deer, my first time seeing one though. 
 

Will have to adjust for looking out for deer at night now. What a pain in the ass!

16 minutes ago, Sundog said:

Over the past 30 years? Maybe I'm just bitter but I remember a large number of coastals that destroyed LI and only grazed NYC during the last 20 years, has the difference always been that much?

Some seasons I’m sure different, but between further north latitude out east, less development and longitude I’d say yes 

7 minutes ago, Sundog said:

Not that much more, only a few inches I think. 

Does North Shore have an updated version of his snowmap I wonder?

Upton and areas out there average at least 5” more. 

16 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

So low for NYC but more for LI ? Weird

Long Island averages more snow than NYC. Not weird at all. 

61 today

2 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Gfs lol

Solid post 

The Davis doesn’t really have a problem like that. Its built in radiation shield is very effective. 

34.2. Some colder spots near me dipped below 32. Second frost here

Winds gusting to 46 at ISP and JFK. Newark 48. 

2.45” total 

2 hours ago, Sundog said:

I know that if I park under a tree in winter, many times cars out in the open (depending on temps) will be covered in frost while my car isn't.

So the thermometer being under trees must be increasing nighttime temps at the park in winter, or any other good radiational cooling nights (you would think.) 

 

Yes the trees act as a blanket and prevent the sun warmth from radiating out. 

Winds are howling now. At least a lot of leaves are down so tree damage won’t be too bad. 

2.44” all said and done. 

Sad and unacceptable. Was 2 inches of rain. 
 

rain blossomed out here, up to 1.75”

Up to 1.58”, rain continues 

4.79” of rain this month. Ground still dries out quickly though. 

1.36”. Came down quickly. Area roads flooded out 

Pitch black and like a tropical storm in western Suffolk. 0.55” on the day but the squall line hasn’t made it yet 

I think a wind advisory was warranted 

Winds are impressive out here. Nor’easter or not, the winds are howling.