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HeadInTheClouds

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  1. I wouldn't count on it especially for you in Lagrange area. Maybe rain changing to snow for a little while as storm moves east. I think we have to be farther N and W than we are to see heavy snows but we will see.
  2. It could be a few hours of the good stuff as the low moves east and cold air rushes in. Euro gives me 6 but CMC and GFS only 1-2. Central NYS and Albany on north are the place to be with this one.
  3. It is but the more N and W you are the better your chances. It all depends on where the low placement is because it's intensifying rapidly and drawing in cold air. It may be too late for most or all of us but that is unknown at this point.
  4. Like I said, can't sleep on this, especially N and W.
  5. Yup. I wouldn't sleep on this one, especially N and W.
  6. Timing is poor and high temps are forecast to be in mid 30's even up here so it would have to come down hard to accumulate in NYC metro and LI. Only expecting 1-2 IMBY.
  7. Yeah, I laughed when I saw that. 9 inches for the city and 10 on Long Island is not happening.
  8. I don't think God listens to him either.
  9. CMC/Rgem has been showing this for days and have been very consistent when no other model wanted anything to do with it. They also did the best with the last storm.
  10. Did get a coating of snow on cars and grass last night. 38 right now.
  11. Feb was such a meh month. Some warm, some cold. Finished 1.8 degrees above normal with 7 inches of snow. Meh.
  12. He just recognizes the same crap you post about every single event and/or at the beginning of every single month. I could set my watch to it. BTW I'm not overly excited myself about March but still could see 1 or 2 minor/moderate type events especially the farther north you are. Too early for anybody to throw the towel in on winter right now.
  13. Not a total bust in Dutchess and Ulster is what I said. More of a bust in other areas like north of NYC and LHV where many models(Euro, GFS, Ukie) were colder and gave those areas snow. NWS was calling for 2-4 in those areas and many got just sleet. Most of the models have not done a good job this winter. CMC/Rgem have been the best and did a good job with this one actually.
  14. The thing is no matter how some want to say it was a sleetfest in this area many places in Dutchess and Ulster got between 4 and 5 and some places close to 6. It may have been a little less than expected but it also wasn't a total bust.
  15. Wednesday night/ Thursday is something to watch for. Northern areas probably favored on this one but it may be a minor/moderate event for some.
  16. I mostly vented about the nam being way too warm and not correct with it's snow totals north, especially in and around I90. The Capital district was never going to get inundated with sleet and it was always going to get a 6+ inch snowfall. When the nam corrected in later runs to a more reasonable solution I said as much. Yes I did think LHV was going to get more snow than they got and Poughkeepsie area in MHV was going to get a 6 inch snowfall and we fell a little short. I was wrong about that. You happy now?
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