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ILoveWinter

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  1. For snowmaps, it depends on how knowledgable people are about the weather (more so meaning less gullible). Doubt a majority on this forum would believe any of them verbatim 5-6 days out but for the gen public? Different story all together!
  2. Still enough lead time so that the ensembles will be worth a look. Lets see.
  3. Rare to see a Philly special with nearly nothing in DC and a bit in NYC
  4. Moderate snow in the UWS though not not quite indicative if you looked at the radar
  5. Truthfully I fell asleep so I missed the 1-6AM period but I took a walk at around 630 last night and it was insane!
  6. I think we'll get there and if it verifies, I wouldn't call this storm a bust
  7. Yea I agree, here in the UWS it only sleeted for an hour, so I think we would have done quite well if we maintained the heavy rates that we had earlier in the evening
  8. Actually coming down at a decent clip now in the UWS, maybe we can squeeze another .5-1" until this all ends
  9. I’d guess CPK will end up over 8 with the final measurement so it would be within guidance albeit on the lower end of the range.
  10. Yea it's ripping in the UWS and has been at least moderate for several hours now with no pingers. Maybe the intensity has helped to keep us all snow.
  11. Crazy heavy snow in the UWS, just took my 7 year old daughter out for a jeb and she loved it (gotta get them hooked early!)
  12. Been flurrying now for 15 mins near Lincoln Center so should be up your way in a bit Edit: all of a sudden transitioned to a steadier light snow
  13. Somewhat torn on how much of an impact the mid level warming has on the immediate NYC metro. Experience over the past several years tells me to assume it will be more than expected (a la NAM for this storm) so I will do just that if only to temper expectations. Will be happy with 7-9 here in Manhattan.
  14. I agree - though at least for this one, the GFS is producing decent totals for those in the immediate NYC metro. This is different from the storm or two in the past where the GFS was correct but also showed NYC getting shafted...
  15. Yea agree that NYC is in a sweet spot as it will cash in on either the higher or lower suppressed tracks
  16. Some models have heavier totals north of NYC, some south. Even with that I think we have had pretty good consensus for the past few days (remarkable honestly) and averaging all this out, NYC and immediate Metro look to be in a pretty good spot right now.
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