Greg g

10 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

Most of the power grid down this way is above ground.

I know a lot was said about moving it underground after Sandy but it hasn't happened yet.

I think most of NYC is underground which is why those areas are more immune to ice storms but the suburbs are a completely different story.

NJ, I’m in the haverstraw area of rockland county and the lines on my block and in my area are underground 

1 hour ago, White Gorilla said:

Cold and rainy spring with maybe an April snowstorm thrown in 

If that were to happen, even more incentive to move out of here and go south 

Just now, Greg g said:

When do we stop looking at nam gfs and euro 

And paying attention to the other models 

When do we stop looking at nam gfs and euro 

How soon do we start paying attention to the short range models ??

4 minutes ago, Northof78 said:

WS Watches extended west in NJ

And north in rockland 

1 minute ago, HeadInTheClouds said:

Rockland and Westchester would get 6 inches on that run the last time I looked they were N and W of NYC. Please stop posting. 

Thank you .. I felt like saying the same thing 

Anybody paying attention to what’s going on out west?? It seems like heights are coming in higher than forecast across the west including in the base of the shortwave nearing Salt lake this morning.

2 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

who is steve d. ?

 

Met who runs NY NJ PA weather 

Steve D thinking 10-16 nyc out to li and s along the jersey shores

5-10 immediate N & W burbs 

4-8 further inland 

2-5 as far west as Allentown 

1 minute ago, Rmine1 said:

Good, because I have travel plans to see my son Saturday up at school.

4 minutes ago, psv88 said:

Welp, at least we will all get some sleep over the next few days. She's gone.

Don’t make any concrete plans just because of that comment 

3 minutes ago, Greg g said:

What do you of us in westchester and rockland?? How do think we are fairing ??

1 minute ago, cleetussnow said:

2 to 6 as of now.  More downside than up.

That question was actually directed at Justin 

Just now, JustinRP37 said:

I don't know... Population wise, I'd say far more people are in the snow zone than out of it. Long Island and coastal CT are definitely in our forum area and the metropolitan area. As is coastal NJ. Sorry for the inland, north and west folks. 

What do you of us in westchester and rockland?? How do think we are fairing ??

1 minute ago, Torch said:

We are ahead 10 points going into the fourth quarter.

Better not be facing Tom Brady 

6 minutes ago, the_other_guy said:

Given the patterns this season, the fact that the metro area is on the western end of this, and the excitability of this forum over the last month… I wouldn’t cancel a thing…yet

Have to cancel by midnight tomorrow.. hopefully we will know better by then 

I have a wedding friday night in Franklin lakes nj.. I’m debating whether to cancel the hotel reservation for friday and drive home after the wedding to avoid driving Saturday.. not sure what to do at the moment 

What is Tuesday looking like at this point ??

We got the same up here in northern rockland .. about 3”

2 minutes ago, Wxoutlooksblog said:

I do not agree with this. It is one run cycle during which every model is somewhat flatter/further south and east and the ECMWF is only very slightly further south and east & importantly to note, slower. That slowness continues the threat into Sunday with some question marks. One is timing. There are numerous impulses of energy s/w's into the southern stream which could develop. Which one is it going to be or will it be consolidated into one? The European IMO keeps this threat in play maybe another 12 hours later.  The Euro is not bad. It holds serve.

WX/PT

Thank you for your input and insight.. so much better than “it’s terrible” “it’s all over” doom and gloom posts that we see all the time 

4 minutes ago, eduggs said:

Stock up on the hand lotion. Cracked skin, raw knuckles, and chapped lips are no fun.

You got that right my lips were so chapped a week or so ago I never had anything like that before 

4 minutes ago, sussexcountyobs said:

I'd rather it be 70-80° every day. 

You got that right but that might be asking too much for Jan or feb 

That was my reply not sure how it got into jt quote 

1 minute ago, Greg g said:

3 hours ago, Jt17 said:

Well if it’s not going to snow let it be 50 or 60 every day 

3 hours ago, Jt17 said:

Well if it’s not going to snow let it be 50 or 60 every day 

Any storms to look out for on the horizon after this one??

Lol forky with some humor