wouldn't that be mixed precip ?
how about you draw a line that goes south from montauk and east from cape may and the point of their intersection is our benchmark :-)
we really want the sun, as long as the sun is out temps in the 60s feel nice and warm with that April sunshine
and none of that coastal wind tunnel either lol
You know that's why I don't like them lol
A foot of snow in Patchogue and 4-5 inches for us.
I guess April 1996 was like that too? We got 4-5 inches here and NYC got less than an inch. The Hamptons got a foot of snow and blizzard conditions all night!
This is exactly what I was thinking! It actually reminds me of March 2001 in some ways.
4-5 inches of back end snow is what would be the high end of the potential for us.
Thanks, I was getting crap yesterday for saying that 0.3" was probably the most the city got, people need to understand late season marginal event dynamics, especially in an urban environment.
Nice work....I wanted to make sure I got these numbers right
1.0" Brooklyn (is that near Coney Island)?
0.2" Queens (is that near Jamaica?)
T LGA
0.3" JFK
0.8" Bronx
0.9" Staten Island
0.2" EWR
0.1" NYC
So basically out of the four "official" New York City area observing sites, JFK had the most with 0.3"?
We do here too, it has even happened in la nina winters like April 2018. I think it snowed here in April 1956 too.
Honestly la nina el nino has very little to do with how much snow we get.
It's only about 20% of our weather. The PDO is more important as it is what puts the trough out west when negative.