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jm1220

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  1. Same here. You can hear it roaring through the trees. Down to 9 here as well. I think we make a run at zero on the north shore, we’re dropping pretty steadily. It’s nasty out there for sure. Looking forward to my FL trip on Friday.
  2. Aww gee whiz. Thankfully not many warm and rainy days this “winter”.
  3. It’s about -10 or so where it hurts to even breathe outside. I’ve been in that a few times and it’s not fun. With -30 wind chill it’s unbearable. Thankfully it’s just for one day.
  4. It's fairly typical to get a cold snap like this here once or twice a winter at least, and actually have it last longer than one day. 12z GFS has it down to around 10 for NYC and LI on Sat AM, 0 would be the I-84 corridor. Any negative anomalies this cold brings will be gone and then some in a week.
  5. Very damaging storm there. Over 150K customers still without power and trees down everywhere. Lots of people freezing in their dark homes as well since there aren’t many gas heat customers. Brief glazes with some sleet are fairly common in Austin but this is way worse. In my time living there the brief glazes were enough to essentially shut the city down. Can’t imagine this.
  6. They had 0.8” or so liquid fall as ZR at the airport overnight. It fell at 30-31 degrees so a fair amount ran off but that area is unused to any type of winter weather besides some brief sleet or ice. Pretty much like any other southern city. I used to live there and it would be a disaster even for a brief glaze that would be gone after the stronger sun down there rises. For entire trees like that to come down I’d think it has to be a half inch accretion or greater though. Domain is the north side of the city and a little away from downtown so maybe it was a degree or two colder there. There were 150k outages in the city alone (Austin is a million people and about 2M or so metro area) last I checked so this was a widespread damaging event. And this isn’t an area that has widespread gas usage for heat so many are also shivering right now.
  7. 150k plus customers in the city of Austin out (Austin Energy) and numerous traffic accidents all over town. From the looks of it, seems like a pretty serious event there. Luckily since temps seemed to be around 30-31 when the rain was falling and it was heavy, some definitely ran off instead of freeze (when temps are in the 20s instead much more freezes on the ground) but as a city not used to serious winter weather I’m sure it’s a major impact.
  8. NAM also looks like a typical January cold snap on Fri PM/Saturday here. Mid teens in the city, I-84 gets down to around 10 on Sat AM. At the end of its run but besides the Euro it looks like models are generally moderating it.
  9. If I was to bet it would be a round of flurries/light snow like today except it'll be colder so everyone gets snow. Coating to maybe half inch. Just to kick us in the teeth though I also bet what happens favors south of the city so they can jump ahead of us if even by a tiny bit.
  10. It’s the only pittance we’ve got!
  11. Coating here with light snow.
  12. Yup. Gorgeous afternoon.
  13. If there’s the north wind down the Hudson with no downsloping it may get pretty close. -3 is likely overdone but could get to 0. There’s also no snow here but it’s on the ground close enough to here.
  14. If we do get real cold from this, the way models are showing is the right way for it to happen. Little/any moderation from the due north cold advection, and snow cover isn't terribly far away. The Christmas cold snap got most of us down to the mid single digits and it came in literally the worst way cold air can come in for it to stay cold. But it's comical how the cold air lasts for literally one day because there's no blocking.
  15. The GEM is usually a little warm with surface temps but this winter it fits to a T.
  16. Your area really got nailed by that one. There was definitely 20" around Deer Park, Babylon, etc. I drove up 231 the day after and there was a drop off once you got to around the LIE up to where I live where there was probably 14-15". You would also notice an uptick in the snowpack once you drove east to Commack and definitely Smithtown. Doesn't happen often but that was definitely a SW Suffolk jackpot and then east from there.
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