LibertyBell

Indeed I'm along that ridge to the west. Get away from the ocean while the getting is good and before the sea level rises and people are forced to move

Sleep an hour later, thats what I do It'll be gone and done with in a few years anyway

Had a shocking 11" ELEVEN INCHES of snow at my other house, in the Poconos. I'll be going there in the middle of next week so I'll get to see it before it melts.

I have my heat set to 80 degrees and my space heater set to unlimited heat (never turns off) so I can get my bedroom up to 90 degrees to defeat mother nature and her high winds. I wish we could suck some of this air out into space so we could end these high winds once and for all. Siphon the air to Mars where it's needed way more than it's needed here!

I.hate.high.winds.

wow I thought it was 4.5 F per 1k feet, but I guess either is pretty significant.

One day you'll have to explain to me how dimunitive 2000 ft mountains can dry things out so quickly, I've been up in the Himalayas over 20,000 feet and those are real mountains, what we have to our west are mere hills.

I laughed out loud when I saw blah to rahrah-- you channeled your inner cheerleader lol

One of the most beautiful places on the entire planet, with the highest literacy rate and pretty much the ideal society.

not snowing there anymore?

wow you average a lot. I remember when I said that I dont think NYC can be considered a snowy city, I used numbers for snowfall seasons that could be considered good and I came up with a 40" average as the minimum needed for a good snowfall season.....thats a nice whole number and it's also 1 meter, which is the measurement unit the rest of the world uses. It brings in cities like Chicago, Detroit and Boston as snowy (near the minimum limit anyway) while a city like Pittsburgh or NYC cant be considered snowy.

not here, and nothing like this, that was like a sprinkling of snow here lol

this is the most wintry its felt since January!

when you said 22 F that suddenly rang a bell for me....I have a shocking memory for numbers. I now fully remember that day....the high was in the 50s and the 22 really stands out as the low because that was the coldest I had ever seen it so early at that point.

I wonder if a band like this has ever stalled and just dumped for hours over our area

yes nice for Long Beach to come out ahead for once

huh dude I can barely see anything outside and the road is starting to get covered here

think this is worthy of a snow squall warning?

also whether Long Island is an island or not, it can't be argued that Brooklyn and Queens are part of the same geographical unit as Nassau and Suffolk. There is no water that separates them.

yeah I mean this is pretty good, haven't seen this kind of intensity since January!

but MUCH better now!

anything above Tarrytown is upstate to me! also whether Long Island is an island or not, it can't be argued that Brooklyn and Queens are part of the same geographical unit as Nassau and Suffolk. There is no water that separates them.

theres still hope for late March and early April

omg this is amazing its sticking to everything including the roads and visibilities are super low because it's blowing around too and coming down pretty hard

it just shows that climatewise Brooklyn and Queens are more like Nassau County than they are like Manhattan and after all both LGA and JFK are in Queens and they are much closer to my snowfall totals than they are to Manhattan's