psv88
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Euro still a hit for Long Island, 10-12”.
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As I said, post less
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Congrats everyone. I’ll be watching this one from Miami Beach. My wife will have to learn how to use a snowblower…she’s not happy
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Don’t see this as a big hit for us. Low end warning event for city south and east. Don’t see room for more than that
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Euro fail eh? Yikes
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Grazer coming. Follow the seasonal trends
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42/26 split today at home. 79/64 down here in Deerfield Beach, FL
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The icon is a horrific model
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I’ll go with 1.5” in Commack. 32.3” on the season
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Sticking everywhere on Long Island. 1-2” for many.
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Man radar blew up over Long Island. Snow globe in Commack from the house cams. Easily will get 1-2”
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Meanwhile it’s 73 with a light breeze here on Deerfield beach, FL
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Webcam from SSP and SAG looks pretty good. Snow globe there
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30 and good snow in Commack. Looks like 1/2” down based on cams. South shore getting smacked right now.
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Looking at radar and home cameras looks like snowing nicely. Roads snow covered and 32.
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Down by Myrtle beach. Real bad. Somehow we have to cross that front in Florida. Won’t be fun
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I’m flying over it. Pretty bumpy
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46 here and no wind. Beautiful mid February day. It’s coming (spring)
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34 and sunny off a low of 28. Can’t believe this snow pack is still here. Still 4-5” in full sun areas, 7-8” in shaded spots.
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44 and bright sun
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This is the worst map I have ever seen. Everything about it is wrong. Its probably a map created by AI where the prompter asked for a map showing a warm transition It's the only explanation. There is absolutely no meteorology behind this map
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I can guarantee you this will be a miserable spring. The cold ocean is enough, especially out here. Long island wont hit 80 until June unless we get a heat blast from the W/NW. Over the top heat wont even do it this year.
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31 here today. Avalanches of snow sliding off the solar panels onto the front walk, solar production surging with the cold temps and snow on the ground
