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Some snow showers that could leave a light accumulation  tomorrow evening. Could be the first time in years on New Years Eve.

Wind gust here last evening of 42mph.

This looks to be the coldest December in 15 years for much of the area.

About 3.5 inches here, 10.5 for the month

About 2 inches here and snowing decently again.

1.5 inches here.

Finally snowing hard here, temperature 24

Rhinebeck NY near Kingston in Mid Hudson Valley reporting 7 inches.

3 minutes ago, psv88 said:

Prime time now for Nassau and Suffolk. Heavy snow and low 20s. Radar looks excellent. 

approaching 3” 

Your doing good, only about 3/4 of an inch here.

Temperature down to 25 as the snow covers everything and is coming down at a pretty could clip.

Snow has started here.

Fairly consistent storm track for a few days now, just some minor shifts north and south.

NWS increased my totals overnight from 4-8 to 5-9

Down to 30 here. 

I started as white rain and then light rain and now back to white rain 

Temperature down to 35 and wind gusting to 28mph

48mph peak gust at my house

These gusts are so strong, this is the day they should have a high wind warning.

Peak gust now 46mph

Very windy now, expectations met, peak gust up to 40mph

Peak gust here 26mph. So far the wind is underwhelming compared to expectations.

8 minutes ago, Sundog said:

2.9 inches my a$$ lolol

Here is someone measuring the snow early in the morning at Central Park, the video was published between 7:30AM and 8AM, she already measured 3 inches on the bench and it snowed moderately and with higher ratios for several more hours afterward.

 

I embedded the video with the appropriate time stamp. 

So spare me the 2.9 inches bullshit guys, it's just flat out wrong.

It would seem to me the 3 inch measurement on the part of the bench you sit on was relevant and considering it snowed for hours after that makes me question the 2.9

2 minutes ago, WestBabylonWeather said:

Let’s just round 2.9 to 3. They are so silly over there. 

Didn't the 1 inch record continue because Central Park said there was .9 in one of the snowfalls?

27 minutes ago, wdrag said:

Classic winter snow event just ended with bitter cold to follow, similar to what I remember in the late 50s, 60s, 70s.  Nice threading. 

I haven't been able to keep up with thread initiation, so am done threading and in general commenting.  

If you want a one way daily 6am ish message, dm me at [email protected] and let me know your location.  Accuracy probably not as good as others in the D1-2 range but I know I grasp impacts ahead.  I saw the Tomer Burg (polar weather) D1 post, after the event  it was MUCH better than anything these I saw but I was also away in PA. 

I haven't done a very good job this year in nw NJ... partly due to aging slowing down and not able to review everything within constraints of home life.  Am done considering what is posted on American Weather and also  thread initiations,  but I will add a precipitation total every once in a while.  I'm at that age 75 where I need to focus much more here at home.  Everyone continues on their own track. Best of health is what I think you will value. 12/14/25

I enjoyed reading your posts. As we get older different things become far more important. Hope you continue to check in.

For those who like cold and snow, this winter is off to a very good start.