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Close to 7 inches in Orange County. Is double digits reachable ? -
Where? Obviously not Boulder.
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I'm about at 4 inches now but have been showing 5-8 on most of the guidance the last several days. You really can't say it over performed here yet, time will tell.
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3.7 inches as of 5:30. Great rates between 2-4 pm Nice little storm so far, breaking 6 would be nice. 27.5° and snow continues
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3.7 inches at 5:30 PM and snow continues. 27.5°
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2.4 inches in two hours Highland Mills, New York Orange County. 29° and it continues to pour snow.
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2.4 inches two hours after it started 30 miles west of Danbury LHV of New York. Now will it have sustainability?
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29.5° and pouring snow. Grass and roads covered 2+ inches at least haven't taken an official measurement yet. Orange County NY.
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30.6 moderate snow. Dropped only two degrees from onset at 1:15.
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Looking for 6-8 here. Anything less than 5 will be a major disappointment.
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Pre storm prediction for Highland Mills, 6.7 inches. Anything less than 5 at this point will be a major disappointment.
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When you sign in ignore tapatalk and continue on safari, if your on an iPhone, you won't get it anymore. It drove me nuts for a month until I finally realized.
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7 inches in NY north of uptons area. Upton area is 6 inches. Mt. Holly is 5 inches. Most of New England is 6 inches other than the northern half of Maine.
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Looks okay to me. What exactly is dreadful?
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Everything north of southern Westchester has been on a winter storm watch since yesterday. If their confident enough in warning criteria, which is at least 6 inches, I'm sure they will issue at 4 PM. What would you have liked them to do differently?
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There are WSW in all of Uptons north and west areas. Have been since 3:00 PM.
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Obviously not but that's not what I said. I just don't accept any pattern two weeks out, warm or cold. I can hope this is wrong. It wouldn't be the first time.
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Let's actually see 45 before we start talking about 60. Who knows what two weeks down the road brings let's concentrate on the next week.
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Ended up with a surprise 0.4 inches yesterday. Pretty much gone now except for a few shady spots.
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Steady light snow 24 degrees. Nice surprise.
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I'm actually gonna be down there eating tonight. I'll have to check that out.
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Bottomed out at 9 degrees this morning. A couple of sub zero nights next week, maybe we see some river ice by middle of next week? Haven't seen that for a few years.
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Four days without a post. Pretty much sums up things.
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Surprisingly in Central Park, the period Jan 1968-Dec 1977 is the lowest 10 year period at 18.7 inches. Barely beating out Jan 1983-Dec 1992 at 18.8 inches. If you go by seasonal 10 year periods, July 1 through June 30 the results might differ slightly. Of course the golden 10 year period was Jan 2009 through December 2018 which averaged 38.6 inches of snow in the Park.
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It's funny how many people seem to miss that point completely. We keep raising the bar against the averages by recalculating every ten years. A better comparison would be to compare the current monthly average temperatures against the average temperature from 1870-1979. I use that period because the noticeable increases seem to accelerate in the 1980's. If you use those instead of the NEW 1991-2020 averages this would just be another above normal month. December 2024 would also be above normal.
