ILoveWinter
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Yea agree though at least last week was dry
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And DC hit 80. We've been on the wrong side way too many times this Spring!
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Last post on this topic but found this cool video that recorded it pretty well:
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Here's an explanation I found regarding why it was so loud (lots of discussion about how loud it was in twitter): https://twitter.com/MezcalSoprano/status/1521107194187558915?s=20&t=ga02ZrVUhPiRMX0V0qgCVA
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One of the strikes caused an insanely loud rumble of thunder where I live and it happened simultaneously with the strike so it was very close to my building. Certainly no need for an alarm this morning!
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Quite the impressive lighting and extremely loud thunder here in the UWS 15 mins ago, was very summer like
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I know we've talked about this many times but that CPK figure is approx. 1.5-2 inches below what it should be. Not a huge error but material nonetheless.
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When does it look like we will break out of this coolish pattern?
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Radar looks pretty juicy in western NY/PA, does this have a chance of making it over here? Certainly not forecasted to but just checking.
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Wow, that's unbelievable!
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The immediate metro and North/East is fairly often on the wrong side of these pesky backdoors, just terrible if you ask me. I am done with these raw, chilly April days!
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Yea Boston at 49, yuck
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Yea agree! Those "shock to the system" easterly flow/back doors get progressively more irritating as spring rolls on. It's still mid March so it hasn't driven me crazy just yet, lol.
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How about somewhere in the Tug Hill such as Redfield? That area can get creamed!
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it's been all snow in the UWS for almost 30 mins now though not yet accumulating.
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All snow and coming down nicely in the UWS
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Some snow mixing in at the UWS
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It would be a fail if the changeover happens after 11 in the city no?
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Anyone know what the latest HRRR shows?
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I'm not expecting more than 2 here in Manhattan but i'll be happy as long as there is a period of heavy snow.
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The RGEM just seems like a weaker/less snowier storm in general. Far less pink hues overall.
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It's true that this may not amount to much snow wise in the immediate metro but it wouldn't be because you were right. It's much easier to be a warm weenie and claim a forecast victory in this area as things more often than not don't work out for us in the snow department, espec in March.
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National Weather Service still not biting for much of a snow threat in the immediate NYC metro, in fact you've got to get to Orange County before you find an Advisory. Expected accumulation in CPK is 0.6 and the high end amount is 2.
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Yea those back doors can be a rude awakening after a few nice days in a row. The worst is when the front stalls out 50 miles south so that Philly and DC are basking while we shiver!
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Heavier burst of precip in the UWS so all snow. More of a mix when it's lighter.
