damn fly on the cake. it does look like the real rain is going both south and north of us and the heaviest rain will be after midnight.
you can be damn sure if it we were cold enough to get snow, this would have been a virga storm.
By the way, January should not have 31 days (February should have more days to even out the months.) The first four months should have 30 days each.
actually we did, one in December and one in January. Central Park measurements are inaccurate, so go by the airports. Both LGA and JFK have had 2 such storms.
that first one was such a busted forecast, we were supposed to get 6-8 inches. Atlantic City got 19 inches we just got overcast skies.
in la ninas with a southeast ridge you don't expect a virga storm.
that's not climate change after 2021 lol, otherwise you have to blame everything on climate change.
How did the gulf coast get snow this winter (as an example).
Yes, it's actually extremely rare to get shut out in February. You could have 2 inches of snow at night and 50s during the day pretty easily. Get that twice in the month and you have your 4 inches.
it makes no sense to say *no chance of snow* in the heart of winter, it's stupid, you can get snow in ANY pattern. Maybe not heavy snow, but accumulating snow can happen in ANY pattern in the middle of winter.
there is no need, we're talking about what's happened in past winters, in the heart of winter, you can have 60 one day, snow the next day and then back to 60 the day after. You don't need it to be a cold month to snow.
This is why we need to get rid of concrete and greenify the city.
I hate densely populated areas anyway, all it results in is faster spread of disease and more dirtiness.