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They might go sub zero, but once the breeze turns parallel to or off the ocean, they'll rise pretty quickly.

Can see it on the IR satellite too: https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/sector_band.php?sat=G16&sector=ne&band=GEOCOLOR&length=24 Sorry this link seems not to be working.

There's some 2s and 3s popping up in the pine barrens and some 4s and 5s in NW Suffolk. It's similar or even a degree or two colder than in Orange County, so you can surmise where the clouds are.

You might have a shot if the clouds hold off. Light southwest surface wind can be good for radiation on the north shore. Unless it's true WAA, that breeze might not make it over the moraine...and it's not off the sound. I'm sure I've said this before, but our best radiational cooling conditions are often 1 night after KFOK's. Down to 9 here, 4 degrees lower than this morning's toasty minimum. The day before we bottomed at just under 7⁰. Temp will either rise towards 4am as per the NWS forecast, or the north shore may stay decoupled a little longer and a few spots do hit 0.

We will radiate better here than last night, even if some clouds do move in. Less than 2 miles from the sound, with clouds and a north breeze off the water, we didn't radiate at all last night and the low was 13.5°. Tonight's forecasted low is 13° and we are already down to 14°. The main difference is calmer winds, or a light breeze with a southerly component. North shore microclimates.

If only it had. Between clouds and a breeze it only got down to 13.5⁰ here.

Probably will be little more than a coating around Montauk (ending soon) but the Cape and Islands could get an inch or three.

Here's an interesting thought: some models were predicting an historic snowstorm, perhaps the greatest of all time for parts of southeastern Louisiana, and the storm over-performed.

Snowing at Montauk: https://hamptons.com/east-lake-beach/

It was on an April Tuesday during school break. I took a date to the circus at MSG in the blizzard and heard thunder out on 7th Ave. It was an omen; we got married a few years later and still are.

More likely on south fork. But interesting to watch. I hadn't made any possible connection about OES until I saw Walt's post. I had nothing but different shades of virga in my head.

Mostly https://www.met.ie/national-forecast.html

Earthcam camera shows weenies on Bourbon Street looking at radar and convincing themselves it is back building.

The reality shows are scripted. Perhaps not in as much detail, but they are.

NEW ORLEANS REGIONAL WEATHER ROUNDUP NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW ORLEANS LA 400 PM CST TUE JAN 21 2025 LAZ038-048-061-063-065>067-069-076-077-212300- SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS N.O. INTL ARPT HVY SNOW 27 26 96 N20G31 30.51S VSB 1/8 WCI 13

Some light snow has made it all the way to KATL, but there's hundreds of miles of virga northeast from there into SE VA. Not sure there will anything more than virga approaching E-LI this evening, although a surprise would be nice. There is a nice slate gray "it's gonna snow" look to the sky here. Temp is 17.8° Enjoy the illusion!

I was all manual with only min/max up until early December. Brought myself forward in time to the 1990s with an Ambient WS which actually seems quite accurate for a relatively inexpensive piece of gear. I've been shocked at how close the little tipping gage is to my 4" COCORAHS, although it understandably showed zero for this weekend's snowfall: https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KNYSMITH69

I imagine very rare, but it must have happened on the west coast of FL at some point.

Awesome. LOL the drunk guys with the makeshift sled. PS the Earthcam site is awful.

Here's what I had that storm. Snowfall (wiped daily at midnight) and rainfall (usually 9am-ish) are a little out of synch, so the comments help. I'm going to wipe the boards every 15 minutes going forward and see if we can salvage a decent season. Only at 7.5" so far and despite all the whining about how cold it's been, January has been a little above recent averages out here as of yesterday. At least it's seemed like winter, so that's something. I hope this formats well enough to decipher: YYYY MM DD Low High Precip Snowfall Snow Depth Comment 1 Comment 2 2021 1 31 18 26 1.3 0 2021 2 1 26 32 13.6 6 2021 2 2 29 34 2.37 0.9 14 melted core = 2.37" (1/31 + 2/1 snowfall) 2021 2 3 28 35 0.13 0.8 13 SWE from 1.7" snow 2/2 & 2/3 occasional periods light snow persisted. Storm total 16.6" snow, 2.50" melted Edited to include 1/31

Who's laughing now.

ICON 6 days ago was pretty good for the Gulf.

Given that it's the first time, it's no better than a tie.

Please no.

Still above average at this location vs the past 20 years. Next few days should fix that, but it isn't a lock everywhere. Bottomed out at 6.8⁰ this morning. Up to 8.8⁰ now.