weatherpruf

Yup. Any snow will be gone in a flash. Actually, I'm not a big snowpack guy....once the storm is over its ok with me

No. I can get all the best information for free. I don't begrudge a man making a paycheck though.

Looks like a lot of people here did just that. No activity here tells me all I need to know.

What could be the cause? Suppression? It is rather cold and blustery out.

All of them heading one way can't be dismissed.

Oh well we had a decent recent run. Had to end sometime. I don't think all of them trending south at this time is just noise. Still, it's even rarer to see a significant storm this time of year further south.

Wow, wasn't expecting that.

And it delivered IMBY much better than Jan 4, which was a bit of a letdown as the bands stopped at the Hudson river. Newark did better in 82 than CP.

And I might add, most of us didn't really believe it.....

Really would be a nice consolation prize this year. Can't complain after Monday, which was picturesque.

Ya had to live through 82 if you wanna talk historic. Was hoping to challenge it. We beat 2-4 in 2003.

Don't know buddy, 2-4 ain't gonna mean much this time of year. Not in the daytime. Rates would have to be heavy.

Was just reading the NYT reports of the famous 82 storm, I was 20 years old. The temps were 21 over night and it snowed in the daylight, ending around 4-5 pm. It met blizzard criteria and dumped 20 in the Catskills. This doesn't look like that. I remember how cold that storm was and how it eclipsed memories of the earlier Jan storm that brought down the plane in DC. But it surely is possible to get a snowstorm of some type this weekend. Wife and daughter will be in Orlando. So I'll just let it melt by Mon. if it snows.

Anything over 4 inches would be highly significant. 1-3 would be significant. Over 8 would challenge the famous 82 storm, but the climate was colder then ( and yet storms were not as intense as a rule )

The 2nd storm is what failed us; we got 4-5 instead of 20+.....the March 21-22 delivered, but too late in the day to get us to the truly big numbers that were possible in a colder time of year; still after Feb and 80 degrees I wouldn't have predicted snow in April.