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  1. 4 hours ago, LibertyBell said:

    a trace of snow on long island in May is like winning the world series lol.

    Since you were in Lynbrook and I was away in the Poconos were there two small periods of flurries and nothing stuck and did it get down to 32?  Or 34?

     

    34 - 35 that night in lynbrook

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  2. 2 hours ago, uncle W said:

    last year NYC saw its first May snowflakes since 1977...

    May's coldest temperatures in NYC...

    32 5/06/1891

    34 5/09/2020

    34 5/05/1891

    35 5/01/1880

    35 5/09/1947

    36 5/11/1913

    36 5/10/1966

    36 5/10/1947

    36 5/09/1977

    36 5/03/1874

    36 5/01/1876

    36 5/08/2020

    I witnessed both and here in Liberty NY on 5.9.20 we had .5 of snow; barely a trace on Long Island

     

    @uncle W do you have a source where I can browse through in an easy way record high/Low temps  and snow for each day of the year for Syracuse NY?

     

    Thanks !

  3. 1 hour ago, crossbowftw3 said:

    SImply put, everything failing to come together in time for everyone west of the Hudson.

    Latest from BGM 2:20PM

    
     
    A few inches of wet snow is expected to fall
    at elevations above 1500 feet in the western Catskills, with up
    to a few tenths of an inch of snow expected elsewhere east of
    I-81
    Should the track of the system shift a bit farther west, higher
    accumulations will be possible in our area, especially across
    the Catskills. Low temperatures Thursday night are expected to
    be in the lower to mid 30s.
  4. 45 minutes ago, crossbowftw3 said:

    the moment I saw that NAM run I fully committed to the idea that the Euro has the right idea with this whole thing, and that the Berkshires are set up to get pummeled on this one. Not like many of us will see the flakes fly anyway, even for those of us N&W of the city who could squeak in 1-3" if we get absolutely lucky. N&E of the City is where one needs to be here.

    I understand your logic and interpreted the models the same way but this evening Binghamton TV mets said 3-6 for the Catskills

  5. 11 minutes ago, wdrag said:

    I will get a thread started by 715pm.  Need to check some guidance.  Big amounts possible northwest quad of the closer low in the deformation zone. Banding of a moist unstable lapse rate.  Am on the road and won’t have checked anything close til 7p.  Want to see the N latch on and then use the positive snow depth change as base amount.  If it indeed is 6+ 33F wet snow power outages would occur. Anyway, something to look at

    Can't wait to read your take and analysis of this

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