nycwinter

1 minute ago, Krs4Lfe said:

Long range GFS is the things that weenies dreams are made of. But it keeps showing a very active period with a few distinct events for several cycles now. 16th, 19th, 22nd, and 25th, with no breaks in the cold in between. Been quite consistent so you’d think it’s onto something. However; it also had NYC at 8” of snow for the last storm that gave us 4” so maybe not

even a broken clock is correct 2 times a day..

one of these years we will get another east coast snowstorm..

how boring the weather is we got comments talking about snowstorms of yesteryear..

44 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Weak La Ninas arent good for the west

california begs to differ.. california had a lot of rain in weak l anina last 10 years..

everyone get flu vaccines..

clearly a bust for central park and other parts of the city..

on numerous occasion the nam is spot on when sniffing out that warm nose...

2 minutes ago, Krs4Lfe said:

Last time NYC did better than Suffolk was 2/1/21, where we got 18-20” but LI mixed for a lot of the storm and got like 12.” Aside from that, they always seem to win. Still very pretty outside regardless. Id expect up to 10” in mid Hudson valley, they always jackpot too 

gone are the days where long island was the worst place for snow compared to the city.. due to ocean breeze bringing in milder air..

hearing sleet here in upper manhattan lol..

4 minutes ago, weatherpruf said:

this isn't really a big snowstorm for anyone though, really....maybe someone gets 10 somewhere, but this is a very normal snow for this area all things considered; trenton area often does ok; i'd say i wouldn't be surprised at all if mercer areas get 4-5 with some sleet. of course the usual areas north and east will jackpot, but that is not the same as seeing nothing. just my opinions not based on anything but decades of observation; in fact, many times people would be commuting from trenton to nyc and people there would not believe them when they said they were delayed by snow...people used to laugh at them. this was back in the day of course......

not normal for a clipper diving this way to give us possibly 6 inches in nyc

when will winter storm watches be changed to winter weather advisories for the nyc metro?

lee goldberg has nyc in the 4-8 inch range..

Just now, Stormlover74 said:

2020 I think

correct..

48 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:

Craig Allen

I'd probably extend the 6" area southeast

craig should the permanent weather forecaster on channel 2 and not lonnie quinn

it is so windy i was pushed back by the wind i felt like a little kid again..

lee goldberg had 3-6 inches for nyc in friday/saturday storm

sun angle is increasing looked kinda brighter today..

30 minutes ago, TJW014 said:

And run it off right into our wetlands, creeks, rivers and back bays that can’t tolerate salt. 

no skin off my back. 

all this rain is welcomed it will get rid of all that nasty sidewalk and road salt that messes with your shoes and clothes..

3 minutes ago, mikeysed said:

I have seen it where it looks snow covered , I thought with these rates and the temps it would have looked remotely white. 

times square could look like no snow on the ground but other places in the city could be snow covered due to less traffic less road salt and plowing.

already places like saranac lake ny had temps to minus 20 recently for lows.

la nina will end sometime in january and go neutral..

3 hours ago, jm1220 said:

Yep-12/26/2010 is one of my favorites living there for sure. Too bad we couldn’t get that death band over NJ a little further east. 

a actual blizzard wind gusts on long island were over 60 mph even had thundersnow..

ny weather these days dry and windy..

3 hours ago, MJO812 said:

I always watch videos of Siberia lol

even russia is not as cold as it was 30 years ago.