People on main thread arguing over 300 hour models…save me.
there’s a reason you wait for 120 hours. In any case we’re almost certainly not done with winter yet; recent years have seen cold stretches get as deep into spring as early May.
A nice moderate snowstorm to cap it all off would be lovely. Something like April 2018 with 5-6” that evaporated by early afternoon.
59/50. All of the snow is effectively gone. I would hedge my bets on one more decent storm before all breaks. If not, I finish right at the 45-50” mark for the season.
Looks like widespread 2-3 across Sullivan should do it. More stunning is the fact that the roads looked like nothing happened whatsoever the whole way into work this morning.
Definitely starting to see the breeze picking up slightly. No longer sure what to expect in western Sullivan, but 6” would still be decent. More glad that these trends mean I avoid the heavier amounts with the wind. I like having power.
3/14/17 was NYC’s last blizzard warning, and also when I saw 27” in 15 hours including 8” in about 90 minutes late that morning.
I believe it was 60 about 2 days before.
If these bands are truly that dynamic, I wonder if we’ll hear a similar report to what I experienced on 3/14/17 with getting 8” inches in about 90 minutes between 9:30-11 AM that day
Warning hoisted for 6-14”; would anticipate lower end of those amounts for MBY. City east looks very good at this time. I expect a 2’-30” reading somewhere between Tom’s River and Eastern LI
Another wild NAM run, starting to look more and more like January 2016 but I get involved on this one. 6-12 seems most plausible for me at this time with the totals skyrocketing further SE from me. My sister and BIL in Westchester may get just as smoked as NYC does.
Wild swings on these runs. If I end up with a 6-8” caliber accumulation from this and widespread 1-2’+ starts just 50-60 miles southeast again as it was in January 2016, I’d be rather disappointed
Early feeling is that this weekend will probably end up one of those “city east” specials we see once a winter. After the hell of trying to shovel out what happened Sunday, would like a small break, then get on with the rest of winter.