I mean its the long range NAM but I'm sure we all don't mind what were are seeing so far on the 18Z, looking more tucked. The main thread is a mess, as is tradition, I just look for myself.
Edit: Yea, it was more tucked for sure.
At least 50% of the storm thread And its ironic that some that complain about banter are going on about snow days and wondering what specific other weather folks are saying. Its not 1999 anymore, just search for them yourself dammit!
Yeah, I only need 2" to get to my average so its hard to imagine it doesn't happen. A decent winter but can't help but to think of might have been had the precip not dried up. Greedy, I know.
Maybe. Maybe not. Whether this thread was created or not has zero impact on that. As @Freezing Drizzle said though, this helps to clean up the main Feb thread a bit.
Oh stop. All the silly posts about who/when/if a thread should be made can just stop now and I guess some will get some sleep tonight as a result. Unless they are pulling all nighters for models runs.
A similar experience for me as we must be around the same age, I was in 5th grade. We lived in Fishkill at the time and I wasn't sure it was ever going to reach up there, it finally did in the evening. Woke up to around 18" the next morning and thought it was the greatest thing ever. And I vividly remember getting the combo sun/wind burn while playing outside in the following days. I also remember getting a headache because it was so bright outside.
My relatives from down south, you know, Long Island, get all excited when they see them here. I tell them that they are long legged rats that eat everything, leaving raisinetes everywhere.
Low of 10 here with 10" at the stake. That said, the snowpack is covered in pine needles/ twigs from the wind not to mention the growing accumulation of deer debris, both solid and liquid.