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The president is starting to get desperate..This is after he reached out to the 2 Republicans that certified Wayne county MI which now they want to rescind lol But it's to late according to state law.. Two sources tell CNN there are discussions currently underway with the President about inviting Republican state legislators from Pennsylvania to the White House. It's not clear if those invitations have been extended yet, but President Trump has expressed interest in doing so as he tries to insert himself into the vote certification process. This would be another brazen step on the heels of Trump meeting with lawmakers from Michigan this afternoon. The deadline for counties in Pennsylvania to certify their totals is Monday https://twitter.com/MittRomney/status/1329629701447573504?s=20

The departing surface high will keep temperatures on the cold side ahead of this system. Latest model soundings continue to suggest it will be cold enough to allow for at least some wet snow at the start of precipitation on Sunday. The GFS/NAM solutions are colder than the ECMWF/GEM guidance, and would suggest a little longer period of snow and better potential for some accumulation. Following the snow at the onset, a stronger push of warm advection in the low levels will change everything over to rain by late Sunday afternoon in the west, and during the first half of Sunday night east of Lake Ontario. Soundings suggest most areas will see a clean transition from wet snow to rain. That said, there may be a few localized pockets of freezing rain potential Sunday afternoon across the valleys of the Southern Tier, and the first half of Sunday night across the North Country if surface temperatures stay at or just below freezing as warmer air aloft arrives. The steady precipitation will taper off from west to east late Sunday night and Monday morning as the surface low moves down the Saint Lawrence Valley and a cold front sweeps from west to east across the area. There will be some limited, light lake effect rain and snow showers east and southeast of the lakes Monday in the wake of this system as 850MB temps drop to around -5C. The limited lake response will end Monday night as high pressure builds into the Great Lakes with associated dry air, subsidence, and increased boundary layer shear.

SPORTS Giants COVID-19 outbreak: Three more players test positive By Ryan Dunleavy November 20, 2020 | 10:27am Canceling practice and shifting to virtual meetings earlier this week didn’t stop a COVID-19 outbreak from hitting the Giants. Three more team members — offensive lineman Matt Peart, tight end Kaden Smith and newly signed receiver Dante Pettis — tested positive for the novel coronavirus Thursday night and were immediately notified to self-isolate, the team announced Friday morning. The contact tracing process is underway, according to the team. Kicker Graham Gano tested positive Monday night and fellow specialists Casey Kreiter and Riley Dixon were put on the reserve/COVID-19 list for either high-risk close contacts or positive tests. “Because of the bye week, the office is closed today,” the Giants said in a statement. “Players and coaches will resume work Monday with an adjusted schedule. The Giants and all teams are operating under the NFL’s intensive protocol for the remainder of the season. In all matters relating to positive results and close contacts we’re working with the NFL’s Chief Medical Officer.”

At the start of 2020, the median home price in NYC was around $624,000. At present, the typical home value of homes in New York City is $632,271.

The average rent for an apartment in Manhattan is $4,208, a 2% increase compared to the previous year.

Once again NYC is skewing the mean lol I need to make 91k a year to own a home? News to me lol

3k in it's early stages a little on the colder side as well.(no surprise)

Nam did come in warmer like you would expect lol Still some flakes on the front end..

Look at nj for example, 1100 for a studio and they have a lower minimum wage..I'm renting a 3BD apartment for$899 lol Houses for rent in NJ are like 2500+ a month.. Studio apartments in New Jersey have a median of $1,084 per month, according to 2019 data from Apartment List.

A breakdown of the data by the real estate blog roofline.com reveals that the median property taxes paid last year by New York City residents was $5,633 compared to the national median of $2,578. Residents of three cities had stiffer tax bills: Elizabeth, N.J. (nearly $9,000); San Francisco ($7,678); and Austin, Tex., ($6,616). Adding to the sting was the Trump administration’s tax bill, which, beginning in 2018, began limiting the amount of state and local taxes that can be deducted against federal income taxes. As a result, living in expensive, high-tax states such as New York, New Jersey and Illinois became even more expensive.

Once again it's hard to separate NYC and NY state.. . In fact, a study done by Bloomberg Magazine has found that around 300 people choose to move out of New York City every day.

Real estate is dirt cheap in NY state lol Go look at Nyc, Nj, Ct ,Ma etc lol

Ny has the 4 highest min wage (2021) and many of the states on that list do..Look at PA, $7.25 hour..lol https://www.paycor.com/resource-center/minimum-wage-by-state

PA is another good example, Biden won by only 80k votes but he received over 80% of 750k votes in Philadelphia, That's all that was needed even though trump won 40 more counties lol BTW GA is expected to certify state results today and MI/PA on Monday, if all goes according to plan that gives Biden 270+without Wi, Ari and NV..

I read an article yesterday that showed trump would of won Michigan by 150k votes if it wasn't for Detroit.. Every state would be red if we left out the population centers lol

^^^ I gotcha BW but we all know it will come down to NYC lol In 2018 he won something like 1.3 million more votes, if that happens in 2022 than I don't see how he losses lol

That's like saying if Biden didn't have NYC, Detroit, LA, Philly, Atlanta, Vegas etc he wouldn't of won lol

If we split it up like Maine and Nebraska upstate would be worth a point or two..(obviously joking) lol Counties like Westchester are in NY STATE not NYC so you couldn't just segregate them lol If you look at the 2018 election cuomo would of still come mighty close to winning even without NYC because all the population centers in upstate side blue.. He took home wins in 13 of the state's 15 most populous counties, including each of the city's five boroughs; Erie (home to Buffalo), Monroe (home to Rochester), Onondaga (home to Syracuse) and Albany; and the four major suburban counties of Westchester, Rockland, Nassau and Suffolk.

Not much in the way of colder than normal probabilities through the first few days of December..

Throw the MJO in there for fun.. Not sure what we would want here? Lol 1/8? Looks like we are in 2? Heading to the COD? Who knows lol

AO looks to take a nose dive..But you can see the spread widens..

PNA looks to start heading positive as we get into December..

Nao has the potentially to go negative but it seems to be split at the moment..

Euro still not enthused..

Nws with a light accumulation before flipping..