Winterweatherlover
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Less traffic but the geographical distance from midtown to western Suffolk is definitely less than midtown to Harriman. Western Suffolk geographical distance is like northern Westchester/Rockland.
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Huntington is far western Suffolk so not that far from NYC. Anyway I don’t really get why people NW get so bothered by not being referred to as immediate NYC Metro? Your climo is so drastically different and in a good way for snow lovers.
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Sorry I should have clarified immediate metro area. Yes Orange County seems to be the jackpot zone for the metro area as a whole.
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I’m not surprised about SW CT because all of Westchester south of 287 nothing.
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Not that surprised. Your area seems to for whatever reason always be the jackpot in the NYC metro area in marginal events. I’m not surprised Boston got almost nothing because of that second low in CT.
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Agree it was painful. Certainly the 5 boroughs, lower Westchester and southern Nassau got the big shaft here. Seems familiar for March though.
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Still beat NYC.
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Provably shafted them more, we wouldn’t have done too well regardless but they would have got hammered if not for the low that went into CT.
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The RGEM never had like more than an inch for NYC but I’ll admit it busted way too low further north.
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Same.
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You got a trace, I really don't think most or any of NYC got anything, could be wrong. Here literally nothing nada zilch.
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Some of it is the UHI warming effect in terms of in and right near the city but a lot of it with this particular storm seems to be better dynamics in terms of precip north and east of NYC although sorta surprised to hear even some places in Central NJ got accumulation since they were even further from the low than NYC.
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Did anywhere inside the city see any accumulation at all?
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Cmc and euro both show a big storm too around that time but its rain for I95 and given this winter and time of year no reason to believe otherwise.
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Absolutely no accumulation at all here and never got heavier than moderate.
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Some of those sharp cutoffs ended up accurate. I drove north and there was absolutely nothing at sprain/287 intersection then a few miles north boom.
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Took a drive north sometimes it’s cliche but today I287 definitely was the dividing line in Westchester.
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It’s not that huge of a surprise, several models showed a few inches on LI, betrer dynamics because they are further east.
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I live right by you and it's basically flurries lol. Seems the bands are too far NE and hitting central and upper Westchester and LI.
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Cool maybe I’ll drive up there. Here at the bottom of the county it’s complete nothing, just flurries.
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It’ll be mostly done within 8 hours. Maybe it’ll last a little longer on LI.
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I wonder if it’s accumulating in Sloatsburg?
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rgem way under done up there but doing good down here so far.
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I'd be surprised if anyone who lives SE of the Tappan Zee bridge sees more than coating, it's just too warm.
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I’m not sure if the low over CT is helping us or hurting us? I know it definitely hurt Boston.
