BrianW

Yeah. Nice wintery scene out there for the shoreline folks. Looks like another nice band moving into your area..

3" with moderate snow.

Nice band setting up HVN east along the shoreline and up 395. Radar shows a couple of bands of relatively heavier snow. One has remained centered offshore, but appears that it could shift into at least eastern Long Island, and possibly get into Nassau County and NYC as well before all is said and done. Another somewhat weaker band is heading into NE NJ and probably impact parts of the Lower Hudson Vally into SW CT - could clip NYC as well. Subsidence noted in between the 2 bands, and hi-res CAMs favor the offshore band being maintained, owing to its proximity to stronger frontogenetic forcing

Moderate snow here wirh a nice band setting up from HVN to BDR.

Nice to see another CT shoreline poster. Looks like a nice rare Dec snow here. Although surface features are weak, the deep layered lift overnight into Sunday AM (including RRQ of ULJ, and modest mid-level frontogenesis/lift in the snow growth region along the coast), and slightly more depth of moisture for low pressure to work with has resulted in a gradual increase in QPF and snowfall totals over the last 48 hrs.

Latest briefing: Around 1" in northern Orange County up to 5" across Suffolk County from Sat night into Sun morning. Bulk of now falls between midnight and 9 am Sun. Winter Weather Advisories remain in effect for portions of NE NJ, NYC, LI, & coastal CT. #NYwx #NJwx #CTwx #snow

Yeah. So serene. Looks like a nice deep winter feel here on the shoreline for a few days. SHORT TERM /6 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH MONDAY NIGHT/... Key Points: * 1 to 4 inches of snow are expected across the area tonight into Sunday morning, with up to 5 inches in eastern Long Island. * Winter Weather Advisories have been expanded slightly west and north to include all coastal zones from 10pm tonight through 1pm Sunday. * Windy and cold Sunday night into Monday morning with wind chills below zero in some areas.

Nice burst of snow here in Branford. That line moving east seems to be strengthing.

I'm down visiting some of my wife's family in NJ this weekend. Took a ride out to visit her uncle in Long Valley. I think you were from that area? The trees are completely bare there and they have had snow twice and some decent cold according to her uncle. But today I am near EWR and it was like going back in time a full month+ or so with the trees and stuff flowering. Looks like EWR still hasn't gone below 32.

Snowing along 95 in New Haven and HVN is reporting snow.

Maybe up north? There still hasn't been a killing frost here. Just took the dog for a walk and could smell my neighbor's roses that are in full bloom..

What a torch with zero cold in sight..

Its 50 degrees out... still haven't even come close to a killing frost here...

Still growing there? Still hasn't been anything close to a killing frost here yet..

Maybe we will see some Palms naturally spread as the Bridgeport one put out some seeds this year..

Most references rate the species as hardy to USDA hardiness zone 8b. A small number of specimens are cultivated beyond the typical regions sabal is known to be cultivated in, including parts of Tennessee, northern Virginia, and along the middle Atlantic coast from Maryland to coastal New Jersey and coastal Connecticut. A long term specimen grows in favorable microclimate (zone 7a/b) at the University of Bridgeport CT since 2009.

Speaking of Palms. Bridgeport has the most northern east coast palm tree with this sabal palmetto that's been growing since 2009..

57 and full sun here. Some 60's out on Long Island and around NYC.

Looks like BDR for 5 mins put up their first 32.

I think they radiate well there with the sandy soil. HVN and BDR were in the mid 40s most of the night.