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Moderate-High Impact Storm Noon Sun Dec 17, 2023 - 4PM Mon Dec 18. Flooding rain I95 corridor northwestward, coastal tidal flooding, brief periods of damaging 50 MPH+ wind gusts LI/CT Monday, ends as a little wet snow interior elevations Tue morning.
lee59 replied to wdrag's topic in New York City Metro
.02 here so far, peak gust 24mph -
Moderate-High Impact Storm Noon Sun Dec 17, 2023 - 4PM Mon Dec 18. Flooding rain I95 corridor northwestward, coastal tidal flooding, brief periods of damaging 50 MPH+ wind gusts LI/CT Monday, ends as a little wet snow interior elevations Tue morning.
lee59 replied to wdrag's topic in New York City Metro
That is similar to the event about 3 weeks ago. Jones Beach was reporting sustained of 46mph for about an hour or two. -
Got down to 29 here and now up to 30. So perfect conditions not panning out at this point.
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Gabreski Airport (near Long Island pine barrens) at 26 degrees at 6PM.
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Brookhaven National Labs already down to 27 not sure about Westhampton pine barron area. They could really drop, and again, if conditions stay perfect.
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I realize my quick drop in temperature this evening to 30 degrees, could come to a quick halt if conditions don't stay almost perfect. We shall see.
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If conditions stay right tonight, this could be the coldest night of the season in many suburbs.
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I find it a little funny when you here about a quick arctic airmass moving in and the forecast low for the city is 31
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I guess it was overcast over night. My temperature has gone from 33.3 an hour ago to 28.3 now.
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This is why, among other reasons, why most people in our area have no problem with a warming climate.
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Thanks for this update, this is looking more interesting this morning.
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Looks like the models trending a little chillier over the next week or two.
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All though it is nothing to write home about for them, many areas in northern New England have had mostly snow covered ground since around Thanksgiving.
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You know our weather is not what we want when all we talk about is the past and the future.
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3.84 inches of rain here, good call by NWS. Wind another story.
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It seems wind events are difficult to forecast. This wind event, similar to others, was hyped with watches and advisories that never materialized. Then you have the one from a few weeks ago that had advisory and warning criteria and nothing was issued. I don't recall even seeing wind reports the following day from that event. It is almost like we cannot admit when we make a mistake.
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As far as snow goes, an over performer in the DC and Baltimore areas. Many places getting about an inch. Would be nice to see it happen here.
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Looking at radar and observations, looks like the front is thru Philly and approaching Trenton.
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Jones Beach right on the water gusting to 37mph. Fire Island gusting to 45mph is the highest I have found.
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Up to 2 inches of rain here and coming down hard. I am beginning to think the wind is going to be a bust on the low side, see what happens during the night.
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Heavy rain, 1.65 inches. No wind to speak of, highest gust 25mph.
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Jones Beach reporting sustained 23mph and gusts to 34mph.
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Yea I took down the post and you make a good point. That is probably why the difference in forecasts and warnings. Some folks live in the valley and others on the mountain top.
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Not much different in the forecast for my area and the Islip area. 50mph gusts forecast here and 55 in Islip
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peak gust here still just 23mph. You can here it in the trees at times.
