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  1. 5 hours ago, Big Jims Videos said:

    Major high tide bust (in the good direction) tonight along the beaches. It's coming in about a foot lower than modeled.  

    a bigger moon would have resulted in a bigger tide.... next time we may not get so lucky...

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  2. 7 minutes ago, bluewave said:

    There is a difference between needing a jacket and whether the pattern is warm or cold for this time of year. Most days we’ll need a jacket even it’s +10 since it’s only March. The means do a good job at showing the warmth. As for frozen precip, very unlikely coastal sections see much next few weeks. 

    cold enough this morning with a ne breeze to wear a coat

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  3. dsotrSoepn5u7ma181g6a6l0u1580af23t76h17a9igmta5021iua7ua2fh0  ·

     
     
    RANT-
    We have entered into model absurdity leading to meteorological insanity. I'll make this quick; I have to get on air and say something and try to sound smart.
    As of today's major runs and very latest meso/hi res updates, everything is seemingly being turned upside down. Like clothes in a dryer, the atmospheric pieces are still getting tossed around.
    The euro has been horrendous. Normally the stalwart, it now has a weaker storm, much farther south again. In the past 3 days, it has changed it's solutions and placement more than the average person changes their underwear (What...you don't change your underwear 4 times a day, do you? )
    If this is the case, you can totally forget about 6-12" in the northern suburbs. If the snow isn't heavy enough in the City, it won't stick b/c it will be too warm. 3-6" of 'heavier snow' will now line up south of I-78
    18z HRRR/nam nest- the heaviest accumultions now run between I-80 and I-78 from EPA/WNJ across LI. But again, that's using 10:1 ratios. ...which most likely will not verify. Too warm here at the surface.
    So I'm going to throw something against the wall and see what sticks and get on WCBS Newsradio 880 and come up with a forecast, which is sure to change again
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