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Ok that explains it. From 2002 to now, NYC has had 12 winters above 30", but the prior 32 winters, only 4. I think that stretch from 2002-present, but really 2002-2016, really skewed peoples expectations. This is correct. Often the area is between 15-25", but those bigger winters is what we crave.

Are you like 15 years old or something and don't remember past 4 years ago? Central park from 1970-2002 only had 4 winters above 30". Go look up some stats.

Ignore him, hes a troll thats pushing 50 and post limited here and banned elsewhere. Sad really. 40 mph gust here

Some lightning here too, no rain

Sounds like the end of the world people that go over the top with Global Warming as well that we read a new headline daily about how we are all going to die. It goes both ways. Both do equal damage. It would be nice to come into this thread without the crappy forecasters being posted in here and also the end of the world crap not being posted in here. By posting here you all are boosting them, lol. If you have a problem, ignore them or reply to them in their youtube or X comments. We don't need the crap in here.

I don't really care about NYC, but places that are close by this isn't the case, so they are more the exception to this "record." Dec 20/21st last year and 1/19/25 multiple places close to the city had over 4" of snow. Even with a bit of warming, it has been more bad luck. Warmer places in SNJ got over 4" 2x last winter as well. The last page back, where NYC snow totals through history were posted for NYC, from 1970-2002 there were only 4 winters over 30". Then 2002/03 to now, 12! Some people's minds I think got totally warped thinking we live in a snowy place.

It is starting to finally pop out here, so hopefully in an hour you get it. Of course the wind is whipping again though.

Graupel, you should reply back and correct them

Some reports of heavy snow showers in the Poconos and NW NJ per Mt Holly

The ice age hype is coming from the usual hysteria crowd. The headline today is Gulf Stream will shut down, leading to oceans rising and an ice age. Yeah, figure that one out. It is all about clicks and if you are a scientist looking for pal review, funding, which now is the same as clicks.

Wow, that is crazy for Florida

Feb 06 was a good month in CNJ, 20.5", 89/90 stunk, but teased us with a Nov snowstorm.

Friend in town caught this like 35 min ago

It doesn't take effect right away. You know this. It is a seesaw pattern as of now, with long range showing cooler once again after the return to more normal temps for a few days. Sundog said this earlier.

This was from early this morning at sunrise. I posted it 8 hours ago on page 1. It was pretty treacherous out there this morning in parts of the area. The sticking snow surprised many.