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Just now, NJwx85 said:

I’m just being realistic.

This is the new normal. It manages to snow it seems in every month except December, January and February. 
 

It was 82 degrees here last Sunday. Can’t make this sh*t up.

Its a rain/snow mix here in Jersey City mah dude. Flakes at the coast.  

1 minute ago, NJwx85 said:

I don’t think flakes will make it all the way to the coast. Could be wrong, but it’s still 40 degrees where I am and the back edge is already to the Poconos.

You most likely will be right but hey man stop being a debbie downer and let us coastal folks hang on to some hope to see a flake in may haha

3 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

None of the models that take melting into account showed accumulating snow near the coast. Those 10:1 maps are garbage even in Winter.

No one is saying that they're expecting accumulating snow at the coast. Flakes are most certainly possible. Mixed or flurries. Which would still be awesome and historic. 

I made a post a few weeks ago about wondering if we would ever see any amount of snow in May in NYC and if we'd ever see it in our lifetime...Here we are few weeks later and we might see some flakes 

Installed my AC today. Latest that Ive installed. 

5 hours ago, donsutherland1 said:

Photo # 2

This is one of the most beautiful photos I've ever seen you capture and post. Thank you don, and stay healthy my friend  

4 hours ago, The 4 Seasons said:

LGA just gusted to 52! No advisory under NY either.

We were under an ADV but they let it expire. The wind got crazy with the squall that passed through, but other than that it was a good decision to let it expire. Winds really calmed down after that main squall. 

.52 so far tonight. See what happens tomorrow with the shallow convection. SE PA got hammered

13 hours ago, rclab said:

Congratulations! I hope to reach that milestone before the end of the year. The way I figure it and with apology’s to the competent statisticians on the forum, at my present pace I would have to live to 113 to catch up to Anthony’s present count. Of course by then he would probably be approaching a quarter of a million. As always.....

Thank you rclab  and Im right there in the same boat. Im 29 now, by the time I reach metsfan post count, ill be somewhere around 70...maybe older..or ashes... Always look forward to one of your posts. You bring great wit and dry humor and I love your ending... "As always" 

Post #1000! Finalllyyy Lol Been here since 2010. Hey weenies, Im the perfect example.. Read more, post less  Learned so much from the guys here. Thank you everyone here for the crazy informative posts. Learned so much. I've been with alot of you most likely since the OG days of the early 2000s. WW, Eastern. Good ol' days. Time flies! Cheers brethren 

If you guys haven't already, check out "Outer Banks" on Netflix. I thought it was good. 

7 hours ago, MJO812 said:

More snow for New England

Lucky sob

Right? It is what it is though. Happy for them. We cash in on severe this summer while they bdcf  

On 4/23/2020 at 12:32 PM, Rjay said:

(Pecos Hank Video)

Dude Hank is awesome! That is one of the craziest, if not the craziest video Ive ever seen from him and he has ALOT of crazy videos haha. Dude is a legend. 

I got rain with occasional sleet mixed in

There might have been triplets. There was anticyclonic rotation as well

13 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

if we dont hit 70 at all in April I'm going to root for moving the Earth to Venus's orbit.

 

Hey atleast its not warm and nice out! Makes it feel better staying indoors

Its april 21, nyc metro had a tor warning and isolated wind damage across the area. What more do you guys want? Sheesh 

Gusted to 43 with the squall. Current temp now is 54f

@NJwx85 A+ for the Hurrrrrr

Great storm. Great job by the HRRR as well. 

1 hour ago, ineedsnow said:

Still pretty  neat having a storm roll through that changes to snow.. 

Indeed! That's happened to me once, in april in the early 2000's. It started off as thunderstorms and temps in the 50's to heavy snow. 

11 hours ago, NJwx85 said:

Mesoscale models have an area of "showers" moving through early afternoon before the main show. Worried that might severely limit the amount of CAPE available. The 18z NAM backed off quite a bit on instability. 

200-400 j/kg of surface based cape will be more then sufficient. Elevated cape will be there as well. With the strong winds aloft this can definitely produce some nice winds in areas.

Def some weak spin up potential tomorrow with the low cape/high shear along the QLCS. Gonna be interesting to watch

That must be one heck of a waterspout..Wow!

4 minutes ago, Calderon said:

Also watching a pair of cells northeast of Victoria, TX. The northern one does have some mid-level rotation evident and moving into an undisturbed environment as it moves towards the southern half of metro Houston.

Im watching that as well, unimpeded environment ahead of it and its super isolated. Getting better organized as well 

4 minutes ago, JakkelWx said:

holy hell 

That is the scariest storm photo Ive ever seen outside from a tornado or hurricane. 

Someone is flying away with that storm southeast of Birmingham. Beautiful bow velocity signature