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  1. the_other_guy
    get a new job. Once you leave the city, it’s like a breath of fresh air literally and figuratively. life is just easier.
  2. the_other_guy
    I remember a lot of this, and I remember the weather channel being stationed at the Tarrytown end of the Bridge. Everything goes in cycles. I Think it’s important to add that we are running 3 to 5° above where we were in the 90s. This probably would’ve been a little snow event for New York City where now it’s raining. Also want to throw out what somebody else was saying, this really isn’t that marginal of an airmass. Certainly better than anything we have had recently or will have over the next week.
  3. the_other_guy
    this may be the best thing to come out of the storm thead!
  4. the_other_guy
    The models move run to run. it is the same storm for 4 days A Rain Snow line thru the Bronx + or - a few miles
  5. the_other_guy
    It is so ridiculous. Meanwhile, thru all the noise on here my stupid accuweather app has shown 3-6 like a rock. And long story short, Im gonna be on the line of something like that
  6. the_other_guy
    Not at all. I just dont like how warm it looks. Transient cold. I surprisingly like this storm chance
  7. the_other_guy
    why are you losing interest? just curious? you have anything is last year? January looks nice and warm. this may be it for the month
  8. the_other_guy
    You are looking at interior south vs UHI Coastal NYC. Not linear. Do not fool yourself with a flawed equation to get an illogical hypothesis. I have seen that brown line run down the backbone of the Delmarva many times from 37000 feet. Look at Norfolk. That is your future. Heck, it may be your present.
  9. the_other_guy
    Better hope this works out on Saturday. Too much warmth; cold too transient looking ahead
  10. the_other_guy
    I think the last one I could remember was Christmas day like in the early 2000s It is very rare there was a much smaller version of that in the late 90s as well. I’m gonna say 1998.
  11. the_other_guy
    Forget backend snows. That doesn’t work in NYC or coastal plain. If you’re going there, it’s already over. Look at the front end. look at where this thing starts to turn. Im feeling bullish just inland.
  12. the_other_guy
    For now Yeh. Hillbillies that pay high property taxes dont count
  13. the_other_guy
    The news is right. It is gonna be a big snowstorm for a region that hasnt had much snow in a long time. It’s just gonna rain on Long Island and New York City.
  14. the_other_guy
    Why would they talk about next week when we have a board of experts and enthusiasts that cant really tell us what will happen 2 days from now. We have already established that models are pretty variable outside 72 hours. Next week may not happen at all. Certainly no way to tell if we have threatening floods until we are 2-3 days out, right? No reason for unwarranted hysteria. This board would do well with that advice too
  15. the_other_guy
    It is also a region with varied elevation and a concrete jungle in a very confined space. One naturally affects things. One unnaturally affects things.
  16. the_other_guy
    this hasn’t trended anywhere. It’s in the same spot it was yesterday at this time on models. What you have here are guys hanging on every single model run for better or worse. But just to cut through everything, it is showing the same exact positioning on the euro that it did yesterday at this time. A 287 storm
  17. the_other_guy
    Glad someone else is following this too. This is a 3-6 storm for 287 with a lot of noise at this point
  18. the_other_guy
    You declared coast done yesterday at this time also. Be patient. Lets see later
  19. the_other_guy
    when you take out all the model variations and everything like that this is what it’s been telling us for a couple of days now. Not much on the coast, maybe a few slushy inches in the city and immediate northwest burbs, and as you approach 287, you may get closer to 6 inches
  20. the_other_guy
    Can we separate these storm threads? This is too confusing
  21. the_other_guy
    There are three lines in Westchester. One at the Cross County. One at 287. One where the Taconic and Sprain meet. Below Cross County you deal with northern NYC forecast. Above that you get progressively snowier with each line. 287 being the big line
  22. the_other_guy
    31 pages on 1/2. Just sayin
  23. the_other_guy
    Babka!
  24. the_other_guy
    Miller A is the Chocolate Babca. Miller B the Cinnamon Babca. if you’re old enough to know the Seinfeld reference, you know what I’m talking about
  25. the_other_guy
    listen, you always root for Miller A over a Miller B. I don’t even know why Miller Bs exist if you live in New York City
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