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  1. NorthShoreWx
    Started 1:30 pm in Syosset and ended at 7am on Saturday the 12th. Listened to description of the snow getting into NYC for several hours before it finally started in NE Nassau.
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    14.6" here last winter. 8.6" was the winter before. But your point is well taken. PS, 0.7" today. 3.6" season total
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    They're getting what we got. The south Jersey stuff is headed OTS.
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    The short range models over the past couple of days, and even most of the global runs were pretty dead-on about the current snowfall. I agreed with you that the northern part of the modeled snow shield was going to be mostly virga and probably get shunted offshore southwest of here. We'll end with over 1/2 inch... pretty soon.
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    Coming down hard in Cutchogue:
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    2pm North Smithtown
  7. NorthShoreWx
    28⁰ with steady light to moderate snow here. 0.5" so far which, all joking aside, really is overachieving for this one.
  8. NorthShoreWx
    Just saw a couple of small snowflakes. This storm is overachieving here.
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    Roughly the northernmost 50 miles of those radar echos are virga.
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    It's in the top 10
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    I give it an honorable mention because of the preponderance of torchy cutters in between cold spells. But for the epic Ohio Valley blizzard (the cutter of all cutters), 77-78 would be a slam dunk for my top pick here.
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    Since winters that are great early, great late, have the longest continuous periods without significant thaws, etc. tend not to overlap, the ranking is difficult. My top 4, in chronological order: 77-78 95-96 10-11 14-15 Each was outstanding in ways that the others didn't necessarily display. The total snowfall for those 4 winters was over 290"
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    Total snowfall for 09-10 and 10-11 was similar here, but we had in the vicinity of a 20" snowpack (peak 26") for weeks in 2011. Until early February 2011 the hits just kept coming one on top of another. So 2010 was pretty decent, but 2011 gets the nod here.
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    Our 30 minutes of snizzle here was epic.
  16. NorthShoreWx
    Thanks for reminding me that I don't miss them.
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    January 4, 2018:
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    Depending on how you collated the stats, they could be overlooking the fact that there was that much snow from nickel and dime events falling during some of the "KU winters".
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    This is offensive
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    The one constant in the past several days of modeling the Monday event is that the skiing in West Virginia is going to be very good.
  21. NorthShoreWx
    A few stray snowflakes in the air here. I wouldn't even call it a flurry, but being the diligent reporter that I am...there you go. 39⁰
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    I can only think of 3 off the top of my head. It was brutal, although there were a couple of decent winters on the island that were BN in NYC.
  23. NorthShoreWx
    Holy crap. I don't think we had that much lightning the past 2 summers combined. I'm entertaining and didn't notice if it was hailing, but the place was rocking.
  24. NorthShoreWx
    Well, what time? I need to plan my travel.
  25. NorthShoreWx
    Congrats Florida https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=gfs&region=seus&pkg=asnow&runtime=2024122906&fh=384
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