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LongBeachSurfFreak

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  1. A mix of everything on the uws. About .5” on the grass. Let’s see if the park records anything 3 miles to my south east
  2. Totally weather geeking out right now. Snowing on the 22nd floor on the uws. Just rain with a couple mangled flakes on the ground. The rain show like is around 200’!
  3. Elevation will be key for real accumulations. Places over 1,000’ will do well. this is the perfect setup to take observations on top of the Nordstrom tower at 1550’ there will be several inches on that roof. Meanwhile it’s changes to white rain outside the windows of some vacant billionaires apartment around 500’
  4. Exactly. I could see a few inches on grass and trees which will definitely give a winter vibe. This is outside the urban heat island. I could see midtown never accumulating. There could also be some surprises if banding gets going. March storms are notorious for producing heavy precip rates
  5. Last first week of April I did a Maine trip and the difference between Sunday River and sugar loaf was insane. SR was so melted out they really should have been closed. While SL still had plenty of base. A little extra latitude and elevation made the difference.
  6. I don’t think many people are interested in a slushy car and grass topper. If we do manage to score some rates above 1/2 mile there could be some pavement accumulation but that’s a now cast situation
  7. Look at where the low is positioned. It also stalled for days, so it was all easterly onshore flow. Similar to December 92. It’s only a matter of time before we see a similar scenario and the damage at the coast will be incredible. Ash Wednesday on the Jersey shore and Delmarva was more damaging then Sandy due to successive high tide cycles with 30 foot waves causing extreme beach erosion
  8. That event has always intrigued me. It’s far and above the highest all frozen Precipitation total for NYC. While it wasn’t a record snow event, from a snow removal perspective it’s even more challenging. That would produce some truly incredible and long lasting piles.
  9. Sandy has by far the highest reoccurrence rate of any of the above at 1-600 years. The others are probably closer to 1-100 years. what I would love to see is a repeat of the March 1993 event triple phaser displaced 100 miles to the east. That would be our all time snow event
  10. Historically maybe, but I can guarantee the last few years that has begun to change as a function of lack of arctic sea ice. Also, for Long Island even historically. Bluewave could produce the numbers for ISP.
  11. Here yeah, nothing new. We could still pull of a snow event later in March, but that has no staying power so deep winter is kicked
  12. Works better in places further for the ocean. Here in the north east, with NYC really being the Dividing line March is still a cold season month. Having lived in Maryland for 4 years for college, spring really does start to our Sw a few weeks earlier. wasted cold this week, I would happily take some spring like weather over cold and dry this time of year
  13. I purposely made a huge one on the uws after the last storm to see how long it will last. I’m up in Vermont currently but have to assume it’s going strong
  14. You forgot about hurricane season. Looks like another clear the alphabet season. I like our odds
  15. Do yourself a favor and cut the English Ivy at the base before it kills your trees. looks similar to what we had on the uws, maybe a little more sleet here as accumulation is greater.
  16. Pretty incredible ice Accretion on the trees on the uws. Just enough to be beautiful but not dangerous
  17. That’s actually not true, it’s 32.6 and hasn’t gone above 32.7 at the wantagh mesonet which is pretty much on the bay still getting a sleet pellet and freezing rain mix on the uws
  18. The uws is an icy mess, surprisingly decent coating on the trees too. Never made it above freezing. The only thing that That kept this from becoming a true ice storm is the precip intensity, when it was coming down heavy most of it ran off.
  19. Actually ended up going over to heavy sleet long enough on the uws to cause a mess. It’s amazing how sleet can accumulate despite the piles of salt sanitation put down. Roads are a mess and there was just enough for me to plow the campus, about .5-1”
  20. Never saw a flake on the uws (other then flurries way earlier today) now it’s a sleet and rain mix. Very little accumulation or accretion. Def a warmer scenario then I thought
  21. The February 2010 storm didn’t have southerly winds. Snow on long island on a south wind is extremity rare. There was a ocean effect snow event on a SW wind return flow that NSWEATHER posted about. That was a once in a couple decade event.
  22. If it were December this would be an easy forecast for anyone south and east of 80. Rain. With water temps in the upper 30s it makes it more challenging as marine influence is muted.
  23. Time for an ons thread. Flakes are flying on the uws. I’m expecting 1” of snow followed by 1” of sleet and ice before a change over to rain here on the far uws. 2” of sleet/snow/ice is very hard to melt so I expect a slushy mess tomorrow morning here.
  24. It will be a winter wonderland Friday right to the northern part of the city. Sleet is incredibly hard to melt so even if we go to a period of rain then dry slot your just not melting that. As I have said all along this is a northern part of the city, extreme north shore of Li north ping fest. South shore, and southern part of the city will quickly go to rain with an east wind.
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