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That whale sure wasn't. @LibertyBell yeah I think it's #8 since December between NJ and ME but I may have missed some.

What kind of whale is it that washed up on Lido Beach this morning? It looks pretty big.

Looks likely that the city will get skunked on the Wednesday am snow. My forecast is for an intense weenie meltdown as the temps drop on Friday and there still hasn't been any snow.

I'm kinda to the point where if it's not a blockbuster so I can build some nice driveway banks I'd rather get nothing. I don't need the hassle the small storms create, especially considering how many vehicles I see with bald or useless summer tires.

You're like 5" ahead of me. I've pretty much stopped caring too. I do kinda want one good rager though.

Well that was fun. At 36° it actually coated the ground on all but the roads. It melted as quickly as it fell and now it's trying to be sunny again. I'll take it.

It's snowing pretty hard here now I wasn't expecting this at all.

Considering that the Taconics run from Northern Westchester County all the way to Central VT, yes there is snow on the ground somewhere in the range. How far you want to travel is another thing.

I'm at 2" It's 46° and flurrying now

Melt the glaciers and bring back the lobsters! And the cod and so on and so on.

Every time someone mentions 97/98 I cringe because that's the year I jumped in with both feet and moved my fledgling ski shop into a bigger more expensive building. When it snowed 5" in early December I breathed a sigh of relief but then it didn't snow again until March It took three years to "dig out" from that mess. Yes eastern LI, especially the North Shore/North Fork have somewhat similar weather as SNE but that area and SNE south of I90 and east of I91 is going to succumb to the effects of warmer N Atlantic waters sooner rather than later. What's the solution? Melt a bunch of glaciers in Greenland and cool it down? That seems as though it would have other effects that may not be appreciated along the coast and may not be appreciated.

Looks like ~1.7" for yesterday and today. I guess my thinking that it would stay more southeast and I'd be spared the big total was wrong. Everything this morning looked all fresh and green like early spring

And there it goes, .35 in an hour. That was supposed to be 3-4" of snow but, no...

I fell asleep and, wow. Looks like it went from that ~.2 to 1.3 in just a few hours. Geez, now it's over 50° too with another ugly slug of rain about to unleash. Yuck.

Yeah it rained, even pinged for a few minutes but, the highest I'm finding around this part of town is .22 total for the day. It seems like more because it was a wet snow that melted into already soaked ground and then it rained on top of that. Yaaaayyyy winter

I think most of this is going to stay south and east, I don't expect to get the 1"+ NWS has for me here. That's quite alright, it's soggy out there already. 33/33/drizzle and mist

31/30/SSE7 OVC it got up to about .5 before it stopped, roads are wet and slushy

Nice snowfall rate and ground coverage, I didn't expect the streets to be covered so quickly.

31/30/ESE5 moderate to heavy snow, even the streets are covered

Sun is out. 33/27/SE4 with a light overcast

Sun is out. 33/27/SE4 with a light overcast

First round of virga passed quietly. 31/26/SSE2 OVC with bright sky just to my SE under the cloud deck.

NOAA site is down at the moment. What's the timing on precip start tomorrow? I have a bunch of stuff in the driveway that can't get wet and I have no place to put right away.

That .5 I said earlier is still mostly on the ground with nothing below me except on sheltered northerly exposures and a more solid coating a little further up the hill. The distribution is totally elevation dependent and looks more like a spring storm than a January one.

32/31/SSW7 SN- It has been snowing since about 10, there's a half inch of mush on all surfaces except the streets. It looks wintry but feels Marchy.