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What was ISP total from the storm?
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mPING lit up pretty good.
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Visibility up a bit.
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Remember Alan standing out on West 57th street in front of CBS Broadcast Center at the height of the storm doing live shots. Not where he wanted to be.
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You are correct. Typing too fast.
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What a memorable storm that was and will always be. Not my favorite but in the top 10. In some ways it is my favorite because of the times we were living in. No internet. All you had was tv and radio to get info from. As a kid interested in the weather it was a special time. NOAA weather radio with live warm bodies doing the hourly roundup! Still have Accuweather recordings from 1010 WINS.
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They do. It is located at Seneca Lake. I had read about it as well a long time ago and totally forgot about it until you mentioned it. I believe the largest of the Finger Lakes are all notably deeper than Lake Erie. Erie is relatively shallow. The smaller lakes in the Finger Lakes region are quite shallow.
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Yes, much deeper water.
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It has been a little bit cold lately. Ice on Chesapeake Bay: https://x.com/i/status/2019537040808046913
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Not overlooked by me. Totally agree with you. I find people just don’t want to hear about it or pay attention to it at this time of year. We need to get into an above normal precipitation pattern soon or there will be significant issues as we head into the warm season. We have been in a prolonged below normal precipitation pattern for the better part of a year.
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Gotta admire them. Wish I had learned to surf, that train has left the station. Nice video though. https://x.com/i/status/2019349379715305856
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As far as CP is concerned I'd be surprised if minimum does not dip below the season minimum to date of 9. Not expecting a 0 in the park but would think on the order of 5, 6 or 7 is well within reach. Cold air trajectory is very favorable along snow covered ground all the way.
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34.8"
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This is what you call a bad day. https://x.com/i/status/2017986769208152519 https://x.com/i/status/2018358294356635855
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Upside to this is we would clean up some of this mess. Residual road salt is a mess around the area. We'll see how it goes but a signal is there 2/13-15 for precipitation in some form....more likely rain or frozen to rain at least along and east of 95 at this long lead time.
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That is really shallow. Not good for cold like this or prolonged dry periods. Go deeper but $$$
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Likely the last of the truly frigid blasts this winter.
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2.76" here for January. Of that, 1.55" (56%) was from the snow event last weekend. The rest of the month was nickle and dime stuff. Unless things change in February and March we're going to be heading into Spring with a pretty large precipitation deficit. Not a problem now but it could well be by April and May unless we get some solid widespread precipitation over the next 2-3 months.
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The early February sun doing its thing to the lighter fringes of snow cover over GA and SC today. https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/PSUGOES_SE/loop60v.html
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Pattern looks to become much more progressive with less amplification and reverting back to more northern stream dominated. Cold up in Canada is far less frigid and less widespread over western Canada than it was. Lowest temperature at this hour up in the Yukon Province is -1, most of the NWT is in the single digits above and below zero. Still cold and solid and deep snow cover up stream so we should get some benefit from that from that for a while. After next weekends cold shot the worst of the worst in terms of cold is likely over for the winter. I wouldn't bet against below normal precipitation for the first two weeks of February.
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Overnight low of 0.3. Corrected. Long story. January precipitation: 2.76". Another month on the drier side of the ledger. January snowfall: 21.7". Snowfall season to date: 34.8".
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Widespread snow cover. Most of that snow mid and upstate SC/NC and GA the result of the upper low bellying under them. Classic. The snows over the eastern Carolina's more a result of the coastal low moving e.n.e. out to sea that never got captured by the upper low. Deep storm for sure but hauling ass out to sea.
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I think snow in south facing locations with a temperature of 32 and sun will help get things moving. Especially out this way where it is not quite as much of a glacier as places further east and south that had hours of sleet last weekend. Still just a slow melt though. At least streets that are struggling to get down to pavement in spots will get a boost. Haven't seen a large snow event with temperatures this cold lingering for a week plus in a long time.
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That 22.1 in January is incomprehensible these days. Was in grade school and remember the walks to and from school that month!
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A high of 32 in the shade will feel great standing out in the sun. Should get some slow melting as well at least early and mid this coming week.
