that speaks to a larger problem about how we actually calculate average annual snowfall.
I imagine it will all get washed out as a statistical anomaly long range as it becomes too warm to snow frequently.
Long Island snowfall isnt going to continue an upward trend medium or long term. It will be rainfall totals that increase
36F
waiting for this first freeze this year is worse than waiting for election results in America
Although Belleayre did turn on the snow guns, so there is that…
I was about to bring the umbrella and chairs in… In the middle of November and I made the decision to keep them out.
The truth is for better or worse our climate is warm so much at this point that I could see using them several days in Dec Jan and Feb…and using it almost full time from mid March on.
Even this next shot of cold looks transient… In that I could already see that warm up towards the end of the month.
63F at 445p
I dont know about the sun. would need to happen this morning…and that wont help too much. The radar shows a wall of water moving in from late morning onward.
Surprisingly, all the airports are starting off below 60F
53F here in Westchester
Agreed 100%. My default to shorts and a T-shirt and a hoodie down to about 40. And from there minimally warmer unless it’s well below 20. But I’m outside all the time all year round because that’s where we are meant to be
Less than a 1/4 mile in Westchester (Hastings) and 46F
Ironically the fog is thin and you could sort of see the sun breaking through already… it won’t last long