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  1. the_other_guy
    Yes. you can write off NYC metro, but mountains have time yet!!
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    I was convinced then, and now that that was a gift to the rescuers at the World Trade Center. They had originally planned to build a giant tent over the site so they could continue recovery. it was never needed due to the warmth
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    yeah, this hasn’t been a great year for skiers in the northeast. The Catskills have done alright. The Adirondacks have just been out of the storm track and it’s kind of sucked. The big guys that could blast snow everywhere were OK after Christmas week. If you don’t have the ability to make snow on all terrain, you are just fucked at this point in the northeast. i’m at Gore right now and they have a nice amount of snow but they have a big warm-up coming and rain this week. Down at the lower levels near Schroon Lake there’s a few inches of snow and 8 inches of lake ice. It is all a very sad state of affairs.
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    That is very warm for the season low
  5. the_other_guy
    what will be our low temperature this year? It was pretty mild. Did it get down to 11 or 12 in NYC?
  6. the_other_guy
    The winter is over for NYC after this week. Dont need a chart or a model or an MJO number to tell you that. Look at the date, look at the weather over next 10 days and youre down to one off events in mid March. Given the warmth this winter, it is unlikely Game over
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    that was the theory in the 2010s. I’m sure it holds today. You do see a tipping point though. whether we’re at that point now or not is another discussion. we have plenty of moisture just no cold air.
  8. the_other_guy
    The Warming affects the urban heat is more. I think that is what is lost here. I would like to see the park compared to a place like corona Queens. Based on my friends observations living in Manhattan, I think the parks measurements are on, or perhaps high
  9. the_other_guy
    for the people who declared winter over on January 20, now you could redeem yourselves by declaring it over save a one off mid March event.
  10. the_other_guy
    No. It is quite accurate give or take a couple of inches
  11. the_other_guy
    what is so embarrassing about it? They haven’t had more than that. There hasn’t been one day where I looked out at what they had, and said geez they measured to low. Maybe 8? Let’s cut the garbage here with CPK already. It is ridiculous. A bunch of 2 inch storms that melted as soon as it fell. That has been their season. The 7 reflects that
  12. the_other_guy
    Like -20. Not even close. 1/3 of normal
  13. the_other_guy
    You need to be in striking range of normal to date right?
  14. the_other_guy
    Like an exciting season in Durham…
  15. the_other_guy
    or it’s still 32° in Central Park and never got back to the 20s as forecasted. It will be interesting to see what the totals will be in central Park today versus the airports
  16. the_other_guy
    Nice 2-3 inch event in Westchester. Freshen things up.
  17. the_other_guy
    That’s fine. There seems to be a concerted effort here to make 38° sound like it’s a normal overnight temp in February and cold enough for snow. The snow is gonna have to start falling and the temperature is gonna have to cool down. And all that has to happen in an urban environment. And that will affect total accumulations. That’s all I’m saying.
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    I never said it wasnt. I said temps would be marginal to start. And here is a newsflash for those reinventing the wheel: 38F at 10pm is a marginal for the start of a snow storm
  19. the_other_guy
    Called this situation this afternoon. Marginal temps in city
  20. the_other_guy
    It is 40 right now in CPK. I love your optimism, but it will take a while to cool down tonight in city
  21. the_other_guy
    I think you’re asking the wrong question. I think the right question to ask is what is the probability of Central Park getting the lowest amount of snow in the region again? And I think that’s actually likely. Again, a marginal temperature situation in a marginal winter in an urban environment. If this keeps trending north, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Northern suburbs get more snow than central Park even though Central Park has more precip than the northern suburbs. And that’s what happened this past week. Most of us still have snow on the ground… The Central Park have any left?
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    What is the HRRR say Overnight is key for the city with temps in the 30s
  23. the_other_guy
    Wow its windy out! Wasnt expecting that this morning.
  24. the_other_guy
    Great. No offense, I need more than that.
  25. the_other_guy
    Lost part of a tree. But with my sky high taxes, the chain saw gang was right behind the plow. Im impressed
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