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  1. the_other_guy
    It is funny looking at radar. Snow to north. Rain to south. Nothing in between. There were two questions regarding fundamentals of this storm for NYC: warmth or QPF Looks like QPF will be the issue as of now
  2. the_other_guy
    Snowing in hastings for past 2 hours. Nothing to show for it 22F
  3. the_other_guy
    Why would this come in warm for tomorrow? The low is offshore. Airmass decent. Rain to 84 seems unlikely
  4. the_other_guy
    Still snowing lightly, but we are putting a Bow on this. 7 inches in Hastings
  5. the_other_guy
    6.5 inches, Hastings, 1pm
  6. the_other_guy
    It is just sitting there. Really unexpected. And the snow almost looks like it does right before it changes to rain big big flakes except it’s fluffy not wet hey
  7. the_other_guy
    outlier. til its not
  8. the_other_guy
    No they didnt. But there it is haha
  9. the_other_guy
    Back end of heaviest bands is running right thru southern westchester thru the CT coastline. Lets see if that progresses further north.
  10. the_other_guy
    My temp shot up 3 degrees in last 2 hours. Now 33F Anyone else observe that?
  11. the_other_guy
    Depends which way it moves...
  12. the_other_guy
    You read my mind with second post. 10 am start. Temps in city are still too warm for this marginal event. They are still in mid/upper 30s. Need some good rates to overcome daylight and 30s
  13. the_other_guy
    Im at 34F up in Westchester. Temps in city still in low 40s. This airmass has been quite a bit warmer than forecast over the last 3 days. Dont know if that affects things tomorrow for the start...but def marginal temps going into this.
  14. the_other_guy
    He didnt cancel anything. Run after run has shown 3-6 inches as a safe call.
  15. the_other_guy
    This just seems to be trending in the wrong direction with each model run
  16. the_other_guy
    Another day well above normal and well above forecasts. Mid 40s. JFK has grass peeking thru today. I imagine chunks of southern queens will have grass out and about where snow wasnt piled by the end of the day.
  17. the_other_guy
    An oldie, but a goodie. One of the best
  18. the_other_guy
    Everyone is so busy talking about the next storm, no one is seeing the rapid melting in front of them. Kind of a metaphor for life, right?
  19. the_other_guy
    Temps in urban areas already above 40. Rain, rain and rain. These two days were much warner than any forecast
  20. the_other_guy
    Supertall buildings have been built for years. It is not a new thing. Harry Macklowe is a life long Manhattan developer. There is a great book on him and Trump and the GM Building called Liars Ball. Long story short, he knows what he is doing. If the building is falling apart, he knowingly built on the cheap
  21. the_other_guy
    Warm today. City was downright balmy. Over performed and lots of melting
  22. the_other_guy
    I think you need to give it some more time. I would like to see some more radar activity of the transition. Then lets see where shore temps stand. In fairness, shore mixing was always modeled. I read “that wont happen” many times haha
  23. the_other_guy
    Life has been paused since March 13. haha. No rush to the local train station on Tuesday I can assure you
  24. the_other_guy
    We have a second house in Wading River for 30 plus years. Sometimes, during extreme coastal storms, they have done better than city. But for the most part, the climate fundamentals are against a start to finish coastal snowstorm on eastern LI. They are surrounded by water that is well above freezing all year long. The needle has to thread perfectly, and when it does it’s usually not a perfect storm for the city because it is too far east
  25. the_other_guy
    You just need to live like 4 miles north and that’s where the snow is on the ground at present
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