MANDA
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Thanks. I knew January 77 had to be on the list. Late 70’s into early 80’s had some solid cold. Hard to believe it took from 82 until now to add to the list.
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Don, what would be the one before 1982? Just wondering.
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Great photos Don. Thanks!
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Looks like southern RI and locations NE of Boston take the prize with snow totals last 24 hours.
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Pretty much been this way starting back in late November. NE last to get in on any warmup and also dry. NE has really hung tough with the cold this winter season.
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Looks gradual enough as of now.
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Would agree on the 3 but a properly situated temperature sensor would make quick work of the 99 with the right synoptic situation. They need to move that sensor back to the castle if they want the readings to be more representative of temperatures in the city proper.
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Have to agree with you. Had everything you mentioned plus snow cover locally. Absolutely correct about no mitigating factors on the way into the metro. Snow cover along the route, rapid movement southward and a very favorable air mass trajectory. If NYC didn't hit zero with this not sure what it would take to get there at this point. I wasn't expecting it to hit zero but was kind of still rooting for it. Have to wonder if the Arctic front had moved through during the mid afternoon instead of around daybreak if NYC could have squeezed another 2-3 degrees out of it.
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Overnight low of -3. Currently-1. Winds still howling. I am ready to move on. The week ahead looks dry with moderating cold. No torch but a least closer to normal by the end of the week. The current snow pack is frozen solid and the mounds will be around for weeks to come out this way.
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Winds still howling. Temperature holding between -0.2 and +0.2 since around 7pm.
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As they say…thanks for your service. Not an easy job. Especially for those that deliver the mail on foot.
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Agree. Dock workers or anyone who has to work outside in this. Terrible. I could never do it.
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The coldest air at 850 is just about over us now. With the wind persisting overnight and the coldest of the air overhead currently (at least from the city on westward) I would not be surprised to see temperatures bottom out around mid night and then hold steady or rise slightly before daybreak. CAV is just about peaking now. Temperatures across NY southern tier (BGM area) are holding rather steady last few hours. Maybe another 2-4 degree drop from the city west and another 3-5 across LI.
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An even 0 here right now (7:00 p.m.) and house is still creaking from the high winds here on top of the hill.
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Currently 1.5 here with winds still gusting 25-35 mph. Just too bad that s/w didn't rotate off the coast about 100 or so miles further south and start to go negative. That surface low would have delivered the goods to this entire sub forum. Another near miss of something really good! So close.
