LibertyBell

here it's on a W or NW wind in the summer

so a good chance we reach number 1 on this streak?

great, the cat hates you now. Didn't someone tell you to go outside for awhile lol?

ugh what time in the Poconos will this event on Sunday start? I guess I will have to get an early start- no chance it'll happen during daylight hours?

some of us dont believe in borders

JFK has yet to reach 50 correct? And they may not reach it even with this warm up.

Have we run out of good names that names of popular cities get reused? Boston, NY? C'mon Man!

has an outward "superiority" complex to compensate for his inward inferiority complex

This is where being on the south shore of Nassau county is a lot better than being further east on the south shore. We had close to 50" in SW Nassau in 1993-94. One more moderate snow will get us to 40" this season. We've had 4x 6"+ snowstorms here this season. One question I have for you and others, with how close to the coast these storms have tracked, one would've expected more rain and less snow than what we got. in Dec 1992 a storm took a similar track to the ones we had this season but that one was like 90% rain. I wonder if that kind of storm had happened this season we would have had feet of snow instead of what happened back then.

he has an easily diagnosable psychological disorder OCWxBDD Obnoxious Compulsive Weather Board Disrupting Disorder

here in SW Nassau we've had 4 6"+ storms.....nothing historic and only one double digit storm, but still impressive.

you guys dont get paid enough for taking out the trash

wow.....sounds like my Poconos home got about 2 ft of snow in that one....it was declared a disaster area?

wow no one remembers that because of the March 2001 bust. Did NYC and LI get a nice snowfall from that event too?

that sounds about right for what I had 5 miles from JFK

and that was a mighty cold February down here

yup picked up from 0.2-0.5 inch of snow between 11 AM and 1 PM in SW Nassau. Saw my other location near Hazleton had close to 6?

If NYC had done a little better with the last 2 storms they would've gotten there. They had around 4-4.5 in each while just east of there had 6-7 in both of them.

I have been. It's not fun to almost get hit by lightning.

I dont need to defend him but Rob is good people. He wouldn't do that.

I like the whole grading winter thing. I have standards for NYC in how I grade winters: 50" of snow + 20 inch snowstorm A+ winter 50" of snow without that A winter 40" of snow B+ winter 30" of snow B winter 25-30" of snow C+ winter 20-25" of snow C winter 10-20" of snow D winter under 10" of snow F winter I dont do "D+" or "F+" because you cant put lipstick on a pig (well you can but it doesn't look any better.) I dont do (-) grades for any letter because that's like a backhanded compliment.

wow I would be scared shitless I dont even like a lot of lightning although I want to photograph it one day I do like hail and I've seen it a few times. Last year in May when I was at my other house in the Poconos, I saw two days of snow and then a day of severe weather with hail all in the same weekend. I heard that it snowed in NYC that weekend too, but only like flurries (even that is a big accomplishment in May.) FWIW there's a big solar storm going on and we're going to get a direct hit so if it clears out you might be able to see a good northern lights display up there:

lol you're the Ed of the N burbs (you probably know who I'm talking about and it's a compliment

Anyone who gets 20" in a month has experienced a super month for snow.

Patience is a virtue