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Hangin' tough at 21* :weight_lift: Trees are starting to get glazed now so I'm assuming it's mixed sleet and freezing rain. My wifes boss told her that if she doesn't make it in by 10 yesterday was her last day at that job :gun_bandana: but that he would be working from home. I think I may have to head to his house and "explain" to him how rotten his attitude is :angry:

That is awful.. :(

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Well i have 2.5 inches of snow/sleet/ice since this event started... Perhaps I make it to 3, but overall, not a very overwhelming event. 24F IMBY.

Maybe not a huge event but the roads are rather slick and this type of storm solidifies the snow pack too :thumbsup: We'll get above freezing for a few hours on Wednesday which will help with clean up but then here we go again, back into the cold with another storm to watch. I see the NAM spits out .74 I believe for KMGJ for the next storm which should be all snow with probably pretty good ratios. It's been a great winter so far and it keeps coming.

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Hangin' tough at 21* :weight_lift: Trees are starting to get glazed now so I'm assuming it's mixed sleet and freezing rain. My wifes boss told her that if she doesn't make it in by 10 yesterday was her last day at that job :gun_bandana: but that he would be working from home. I think I may have to head to his house and "explain" to him how rotten his attitude is :angry:

That sucks; I hope everything works out for you guys. :thumbsdown:

23F here, warming very very gradually.

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She made it safely :scooter: Subaru FTW!!

I'm still holding at 25* but it's been raining for almost an hour now. Ice is getting past the 1/4" mark now :yikes:

Great to hear! Hopefully roads are better for her commute home.

23.8/21. Light sleet and frz rain at the moment.

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22 and light sleet continues. I see a better batch of precipitation is coming north out of the Mid Hudson Valley.

Strange that the best echoes have actually been from the Susquehanna region, western Catskills north northeast into the Adirondacks. This qpf max was unpredicted by the models. Meanwhile a paltry .25" (qpf) at best here since this began.

27.5 F here, ZR coating everything

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A FAIL for this event really.. ....2" of snow/sleet on the ground here as it winds down now. Very little FZRA fell so I guess that is a win. At times the sleet had a little mixed in, but not enough for any ice acretion other than the slightest glaze. 27F out there now.

I've been using a pick on the ice in my stone driveway :arrowhead::axe:

I really hope that we get above freezing long enough tomorrow to work on the ice rink aka my driveway.

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I've been using a pick on the ice in my stone driveway :arrowhead::axe:

I really hope that we get above freezing long enough tomorrow to work on the ice rink aka my driveway.

I used the snow blower early this morning, then this afternoon scraped the driveway of the ice I could get up then salted it. :axe: Too much work. 31F now.

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I used the snow blower early this morning, then this afternoon scraped the driveway of the ice I could get up then salted it. :axe: Too much work. 31F now.

I put down a base coat of Calcium Chloride last night. And shoveld around 2pm. It came off easy, there was about an inch of top crusted slush. I put down the Calcium Chloride again and have black driveway.

And the hits keep on comming.

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW YORK NY

624 PM EST TUE JAN 18 2011

.SHORT TERM /6 AM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH FRIDAY/...

WITH SURFACE TROUGH FROM COASTAL LOW EXTENDED ACROSS THE REGION

AND SHORT WAVE MOVING THROUGH WEDNESDAY WILL KEEP POPS WEDNESDAY

MORNING AND END IN THE AFTERNOON. SOME UNCERTAINTY WITH THE HOW

MUCH QPF BUT GENERALLY LIGHT. WARMING DURING THE DAY WITH ANY

FREEZING RAIN OF FREEZING DRIZZLE TRANSITIONING TO LIGHT RAIN OR

DRIZZLE. DEPENDING HOW QUICKLY THE WARMER AIR MOVES IN WILL AFFECT

THE TRANSITION.

RIDGE BUILDS BRIEFLY WEDNESDAY NIGHT INTO THURSDAY. THEN TROUGH

MOVING OUT OF THE PLAINS THURSDAY WILL DEVELOP A LOW OVER THE MID

ATLANTIC STATES THURSDAY NIGHT WITH A COASTAL LOW DEVELOPING LATER

THURSDAY NIGHT AND QUICKLY PASSING THE AREA FRIDAY. STILL SOME

MODEL UNCERTAINTY WITH THE TRACK OF THE LOW...WITH THE GFS AND

ECMWF FARTHER EAST THAN THE NAM. WITH COLDER AIR BACK IN PLACE BY

THURSDAY NIGHT PRECIPITATION WILL BE IN THE FORM OF SNOW. THERE IS

A POT ENTAIL FOR AN ACCUMULATING SNOW...AND IF THE STORM TRACKS

FARTHER TO THE WEST THERE IS A CHANCE FOR A MORE SIGNIFICANT

SNOWFALL ACROSS THE REGION.

FOR TEMPERATURES THROUGH THE PERIOD LEANED TOWARD THE COLDER

MAV/GFS GUIDANCE.

&&

.LONG TERM /FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY/...

COASTAL LOW PUSHES WELL TO THE NORTHEAST FRIDAY NIGHT AS A LARGE

AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS FROM JUST SOUTH OF HUDSON BAY INTO THE

OHIO VALLEY. ARCTIC AIR CIRCULATING AROUND THE HIGH DROPS INTO THE

REGION...SETTING UP CONDITIONS FOR A COLD WEEKEND. LOWS FRIDAY NIGHT

SHOULD BE AROUND 10 DEGREES BELOW NORMAL...RANGING FROM THE SINGLE

DIGITS OVER INTERIOR SECTIONS TO THE TEENS NEAR THE COASTS. HIGHS

SATURDAY WILL BE 10 TO 15 DEGREES BELOW NORMAL...MOSTLY IN THE UPPER

TEENS TO LOW 20S. THE HIGH SHOULD BE DIRECTLY OVER THE AREA SATURDAY

NIGHT...WITH GOOD RADIATIONAL COOLING CONDITIONS LEADING TO LOWS

NEAR ZERO OVER INTERIOR SECTIONS.

DEEP UPPER LEVEL TROUGH MOVES INTO THE EASTERN U.S. SATURDAY NIGHT.

BOTH ECMWF AND GFS DEVELOP OFFSHORE LOW PRESSURE EAST OF THE

CAROLINA/FLORIDA COAST SATURDAY NIGHT THAT PROPAGATES WELL EAST OF

THE REGION. FURTHER NORTH...A WEAK CLIPPER SYSTEM DEVELOPS OVER THE

GREAT LAKES. GFS CARRIES THE LOW TO THE NORTH OF THE REGION

SUNDAY...WHILE ECMWF DISSIPATES IT BEFORE IT REACHES NEW ENGLAND.

SLIGHT CHANCE POPS LATE SUNDAY INTO SUNDAY NIGHT FOR LIGHT SNOW FROM

THE POTENTIAL CLIPPER SYSTEM.

NEXT DEEP UPPER LEVEL TROUGH MOVES INTO THE MIDWEST MONDAY

NIGHT...WITH SEVERAL AREAS OF WEAK SURFACE WAVES DEVELOPING OVER THE

EASTERN U.S. A POTENTIAL OFFSHORE LOW DEVELOPS NEAR THE SOUTHEAST

COAST TUESDAY AND MOVES UP THE COAST INTO WEDNESDAY. SLIGHT CHANCE

POPS OVER THE REGION MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY FOR THESE SYSTEMS.

BELOW NORMAL...AND BELOW FREEZING...TEMPS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE

PERIOD...SO ANY PRECIP WOULD LIKELY FALL AS SNOW.

&&

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I have a feeling that Tuesday may be one if those days when we get to 32 but never go above it.

That feeling worked out, I got to 32 at 6:20pm yesterday and have been sitting there ever since.

Anybody else have a fresh coating of snow hiding the black ice this morning? Should be a fun ride...

No snow here, just some more freezing/plain rain it looks like.

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