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Light snow here, car tops getting dusted.

Winter alive and well out west. Nice to see a dent put in the drought.

light snow here again

AMEN

Flurries starting again in Times Square. Is there still hope for Central Park, probably not much.

I don't think Goldberg was indicating a turn to arctic cold and snow but more of a gradual change to more seasonal and increasing the possible snow chances. This is my interpretation, I can't speak for him. He also indicated it looks like the run of storms hitting the west coast should end and it will turn colder out there and that chill will start coming eastward. We shall see.

My second biggest snowstorm of the year about an 1/8 inch.

Central Park reporting 32 degrees with light snow. Is this their first 32 degree reading all month?

Storm offshore tomorrow keeps inching a little closer. Looks like eastern Long Island may get something. Southeastern New England looks to get accumulating snow.

Light snow 31 degrees, beginning to stick.

Of course it will eventually happen. Those cancelling winter I think are giving up to soon. Goldberg even indicating a week from now the possibility of some wintry weather in the area.

Lee Goldberg indicating it is starting to look like a pattern change the end of the month. Snow chances will probably increase.

Wind picking up here.

Far west benefiting nicely from recent rains. Long way to go but a real dent has been made. Some reservoirs in northern California have actually filled. Not to mention the great snow pack in the mountains that will help in the spring and summer.

Thunder here

I remember crossing the bridges from Long Island and it would be like another world at times. No snow on Long Island but piles of snow and at least some snow on the ground as you got off the Island. This would happen most often in December.

Yes they were

It may have been. If we have to now average that out, there are going to be a lot of disappointed people on this forum.

Still a little hope for Sunday as both the GFS and CMC have a storm developing on the offshore front. To far east to affect us, at this point.

Actually hit freezing last night for a short time, first time this month.

66 my high, felt nice but totally out of season.

I understand

I wouldn't call it fake snow, just very light (in weight) snow. Whenever it snows with temperatures around 10, it is dry and light. So it can easily compact when temperatures go up.

I found a Climate of New York booklet printed in 1960 and refised in 1972. It is from NOAA/ Department of Commerce. For Central Park they list the following: 1960 Norms Since 2000 Normal temperatures by month- J-33.2 33.3 F-33.4 35.7 M-40.5 43.2 A-51.4 53.7 M-62.4 64 J-71.4 71.9 J-76.8 77.4 A-75.1 76.4 S-68.5 69.6 O-58.3 58.2 N-47 48.2 D-35.9 39 YR.-54.5 55.8

Wouldn't it be better not to include this season.