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If your lucky to even get a snow day with remote learning option, half the schools do that these days it seems

84, as in the one in Danbury CT?!

Thank you, we try lol haha

Nam, while still out of range, the 12k looks Colder then 6z at 12z.

Northern long Island fairs far better at marginal winter time events and holding onto frozen precip a little longer versus south lie. Will all depend on on fast temps rise I guess.

Probably there expecting a heavy burst of snow before any change over no? Or cold air damming/ funneling down the rivers up north?

The real important question is, is march looking moist? Either from rain or snow, at this point? Curious

50 down to 36 so far

Yeah it's crazy looking back at history with how large scale volcano eruptions affected the world for a bit, along with crazy temp swings.

Riverhead: 60- 1985 Westhampton: 61-2012

I'm a little surprised at Central parks record for Wednesday! 72 in 1874, what kinda year was that I wonder?

Finally found something but here's Wednesday record highs for a bunch of areas. KLGA: 66-1985 KJFK: 62-1990 Islip: 61-2012 Central Park: 72-1874 (wow) Upton: 50-2017 Newark: 68-1985 Bridgeport: 60-2012

I know there's places but it's escaping my mind right now. What sites show record high/ low temps for each day for say a whole month period?

Haven't had time to check but I'm guessing there won't be much wind otherwise long Island areas still will be cold unfortunately thanks to that marine influence.

Exactly, crazy stuff non the less!

Amazing the probability for warmer then normal February went from 86%, dropped down to 76%.

It's throwing quarter dollar flakes here like for real wow

They issued a snow squall warning for most of Suffolk but they never did for my area/ south fork lol to funny. Blowing 43 mph though wow

Dam that winds just hit hard and snow!

Transformer or the fuse on your line blew due to tree contact.

Like a mini Blizzard here it was snowing so hard just now and it's not even the squall yet.

Mesoscale Discussion 0156 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 1158 AM CST Sat Feb 19 2022 Areas affected...CT...RI...MA...NJ...southeast NY...eastern PA...southern portions of VT and NH...northern portions of MD and DE Concerning...Snow Squall Valid 191758Z - 192200Z SUMMARY...An intense snow squall will continue to accompany an arctic cold front as it moves rapidly east this afternoon, resulting in a brief period of blizzard/near-blizzard conditions. DISCUSSION...Composite radar imagery continues to show an intense snow squall accompanying a strong cold front that was moving rapidly east (near 40 kt) across portions of the northeast U.S. at 1755z. Surface observations and time-lapse camera imagery show rapid deterioration of visibility along with accumulating snow as the snow squall moves through, with several METAR observations reporting brief blizzard conditions. In the presence of strong and focused ascent along the front through low-level convergence, low/mid-level frontogenetic forcing and rapidly cooling surface temperatures, the majority of latest high-res guidance supports a continuation of the snow squall as it moves east with the cold front through much of the remainder of this afternoon. A brief period of heavy snow along with wind gusts of 35-45 mph will result in blizzard or near-blizzard conditions as visibility is quickly reduced to at or below 1/4 mile.

Nice looking line

Hell this up down weather better kill all the dam bugs we all dislike as humans!

68 mph 61, 66, 65 were some of the highest wins reports Throughout the okx area.