jm1220

Already happened this month. In fact there was 3” on a bench on Sunday. Pay up.

That’s the storm laughing at us as it destroyed all our snow.

The snow on Sun probably weakened some of the trees/power lines. The first 5” of it was paste here that clung to everything.

Some bigger branches and even a small tree down in my neighborhood. Yikes

A few years ago after a nasty T-storm knocked trees down my town trimmed most of the trees around any power line so it’s been better since then, but it’s a higher end wind event here for sure. Probably some 55+ gusts.

Lots of smaller branches down here and decorations/garbage pails blowing all over the place.

Yep, ice everywhere this morning.

2010-11 was by far the best snow cover winter I’ve ever seen.

And then Fri’s rain will come with strong winds so by the end we’ll just have the dirty mall piles. Oh well.

If we have a slightly negative or neutral PNA that would drive a more zonal jet stream, it could work with a -NAO, but a sharply negative -PNA would drive such a deep trough on the west coast that the SE ridge would respond and possibly link with the NAO block. That’s obviously what we want to avoid.

Hopefully the PNA doesn’t tank negative, that’s what seems to drive it like what happened in 2023.

I used the top of my deck table which was in a good spot. Easy to measure like you said.

I doubt the Syosset 9” is accurate either.

I remember that 11/1995 storm, it was wicked. It dropped a ton of heavy snow if I remember correctly west of us in the Appalachians.

The map looks a little low on parts of LI especially Nassau, numerous 6” reports there.