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  1. 51 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

    Looks like the snow level about 2100 feet here based on the radar beam height where the CC starts to show a mix. Bright banding over the south shore shows way high up it is snowing. Too bad it can’t be a month later. 

    Where can you see that on RadarScope? I see Tilt 1 to Tilt 4 and see the height calculator generally online, but i don’t see how you can as accurate as 2100 feet. 

  2. 3 hours ago, Sundog said:

    The snow came down furiously in the late afternoon/evening. I have some videos from then and I recently rewatched them and remembered how heavy it was coming down. 

    Took me 3 hours to go from river head to Commack. The LIE was a total disaster. It’s normally a 35 min ride 

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  3. 43 minutes ago, Sundog said:

    I thought even on radiational cooling nights, the water can still influence the air temps nearby. 

    For example, in the fall, on radiational cooling nights, being less than a mile from the water I will be a few degrees warmer than places in east Central Queens, away from both the Sound and the Atlantic. 

    And it's not a matter of more or less urbanity, both locations are basically the same look wise. 

    Islip is like 5 miles from the water. West Hampton is much closer to the water and is the best radiator on the island 

  4. 1 hour ago, Dark Star said:

    From what little I remember, the Gulf Stream/Labrador Current circulation has been slowing down, raising the NYC metro area temperatures 4 to 5 degrees warmer than normal?

    Not that simple. My understanding is that the slowing current hasn’t had a meaningful impact on temps yet 

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