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  1. the_other_guy
    That sir is elevation. But you know that
  2. the_other_guy
    that’s the best way to see where this is an actual snow storm at the moment. Like I said yesterday, this is an elevation storm.
  3. the_other_guy
    It’s not the cold you need to storm to move further west for tomorrow.
  4. the_other_guy
    it is! it is!
  5. the_other_guy
    287 storm! Over performing one too!
  6. the_other_guy
    That sums up Westchester at 11am with 300 feet of elevation and an icy type of snow moderately falling.
  7. the_other_guy
    NBC tells me is 38F in city If you guys get accumulating snow in the mid day hours from this, buy a lotto ticket
  8. the_other_guy
    I dont like the cutoff and I dont like that we keep moving that cutoff a few miles in each direction. This storm has lots of downside and not much upside for Riverhead west.
  9. the_other_guy
    This! times a thousand
  10. the_other_guy
    absolutely. Im in one of those areas. But most people in this forum are getting zero accumulating snow. And then we read about bad models. No. Just wishcasting. First storm is an elevation storm. Second storm is in the same spot it has been for days. Offshore.
  11. the_other_guy
    This forum is talking itself into not one, but two accumulating events this weekend. Ill go out on a limb (and it isnt much of a limb) and say NYC will get exactly zero accumulating snow this weekend. The first storm will need elevation and cold. The second storm is the same grazer it has been for days.
  12. the_other_guy
    Then with temps in the 30s, the city wants an after dark storm
  13. the_other_guy
    If the HRRR has it (albeit long range) im tuned in
  14. the_other_guy
    Right now it’s a grazer. You need a little bit more than that going west.
  15. the_other_guy
    Well this week is out. I think we agree on that. Down to 12 days. I dont necessarily agree with the OP about no snowfall, but we are now into the second half of the game and we are down in the score
  16. the_other_guy
    Monthly Departures through the first 1/3 of the month (1/11)EWR: +3.5ISP: +2.8NYC: +2.3JFK: +2.2TTN: +1.5LGA: +1.0 Is it cold thus far? And what is coming in the last 10 days that is going to pull it down? Because this week…its not looking like its pulling down these positive departures by a hell of a lot
  17. the_other_guy
    You keep waiting on that cold. This is a warm January that no one on this board wanted to see. We are not waiting for a brief warm up to end. We are in a warm month waiting for a brief cool down. And that is a big difference in expectations
  18. the_other_guy
    Snow squall!! 44F 42F 41F almost comical to watch twmpp
  19. the_other_guy
    I think we do OK this season but it’s small ball. But yes, the season has totally changed its feel. As I said last week these extended warm-ups are winter killers.
  20. the_other_guy
    Looks like NYC is not in that box… just saying
  21. the_other_guy
    that last sentence is important and needs to be acknowledged more. these winters are warmer and with less snow than they would have been 20 years ago. 94-95 today could have been a shutout or single digit snowfall. The 2020s have the worst avg snowfall in recorded NYC history. Lets see if that changes
  22. the_other_guy
    This extended warmth in January is what I call a winter killer. Basically a week straight of March. Awful. 47F. Feels good at least
  23. the_other_guy
    I still think 93/94 was better. That epic ice storm that set the floor for a snowpack that never died. I fell more times that winter than any other. Of course sandwiched between was that awful El Nino winter
  24. the_other_guy
    Waldbaums roof collapse caused by the wet snow
  25. the_other_guy
    Mistake 1: moving back here Mistake 2: NY entered into a Clean Energy agenda and put huge mandates on utility companies to move off gas powered electricity which costs billions and that is being passed on to you thru huge hikes. Mistake 3: simultaneous with mistake 2, the former governor forced them to close Indian point. This clean energy source provided 25% of New York’s electricity. Long story short, enjoy your bill. It’s gonna be higher next year.
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