So, were you in Manhattan to measure?
I’m not trying to be argumentative, but there was a clear and well forecasted tight gradient from the city out to Long Island.
Morning from the UWS. As well modeled, the better band backs up to queens and stops. Nevertheless, still appears to be about 1/2m vis in small flakes. Looks lovely out
I decided to ignore the 12z models after the NAM. Just went out for a glorious run in Central Park in the light snow. grass and bridle paths covered in snow. Geese gathering on the ice, on the lookout for the Bald Eagle hanging out at the Reservoir. Reset me. We'll get the snow we get.
I haven’t been able to shake the feeling for the last three days that we weee not out of it. Too few times the bullseye D4 is the final solution… too many times the bands set up NW. we shall see …
He seems uniquely skilled at drawing cutoff lines through major cities/reporting stations in such a way that it both confuses and... raises verification scores.
i.e. 495 belt. That warms my heart and pains me. I grew up in Acton and spent the 10 years before I left for college just hoping to sniff out 6-8" events. Did not have a single snow day in HS over 4 years.