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  1. CPcantmeasuresnow
    7:00 PM measurements which by the looks of the observations afterward won't change much at midnight. Central Park....2.1 Brings the seasonal to 4.8 and leaves them 12.9 inches short of getting to a 30 inch average for the 1991-2020 period. Very doable. LGA 1.9, JFK 1.6, Newark 1.8, Islip 1.9, Bridgeport 2.5
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    Final tally is 2.7 inches bringing the seasonal to 18.8 inches. A little disappointing.
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    Temperatures up to 25.7° and it looks like the accumulating snow is over. Final tally is 2.7 inches bringing the seasonal to 18.8 inches. Was expecting about 4-5 so a little disappointed, especially since temps stayed as cold as they did throughout.
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    Thank God for that. BTW the liquid reports was 0.09 with the 1.3 inches snow
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    Central Park 1.3 inches at 4:00 so I don't see why the Bronx couldn't be at 1.5.
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    Central Park 1.3 inches as of 4:00 PM
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    20.8° and holding for the last hour. Back to moderate /light snow 1.6 inches total so far.
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    They ended up with 27 inches, at least that's what their daily total was yesterday I'm not sure what the storm total was. The big thing there was the winds which were 50-70 in areas Drifts are over 10 feet. Also I don't know what they already had OTG before this storm started. Newfoundland is definitely a snow lover and Nor'easter lovers paradise.
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    I'd only make one change to this. KNYC 2.4 inches actual, final total reported from Conservancy 1.6
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    Now you're getting greedy. In this setup I'd be shocked, but the 2000's have been full of surprises.
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    All I'm hoping for regarding NYC is they reach 17.7 inches this season. Why 17.7 ? Because 17.7 will get their 30 year average for the 1991-2020 period to 30 inches. Then they won't have to rely on next November and December. As we all know December is becoming very unreliable. If next January the averages are calculated and they're at 29.9, it will annoy me. Their current average if it doesn't snow between now and Dec 31 is 29.5 inches.
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    I would think the HV does better than SW CT in this setup. I guess will find out tomorrow. So much anticipation for a six hour event that will be minimal for many. This is what patterns like this do.
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    Yeah 15.4° here which is the normal low for the date. After getting use to a month straight of above normal temperatures it feels like Antarctica relatively speaking.
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    True: Chicago had a period where 8 out of 9 days were above 80, that March. It was nuts.
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    Good point
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    We shall see. Dec 2006 was 43.6 but December 2019 was 38.8 January 2007 was 37.5, so far this January is 42.7. I'd call it a draw right now. December 2015 was an unprecedented 50.8 which was close to the average temperature for April.
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    We're at the halfway mark for January and NYC is currently 10.2° above normal for the month, Poughkeepsie is 11.9° above normal, Trenton is 11.4° above and Albany is a ridiculous 14.6° above normal. Nightmare flashbacks to December 2015, not quite as bad but getting close.
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    42.3° and windy. What a boring, dreary, April in January this has been.
  19. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Hey that's bald shaming. Although I believe the correct term now is follicley challenged.
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    Truer words were never spoken on this forum.
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    The snow, even in bad years, stuck around a lot longer and you didn’t have to go to a building to play hockey you just had to have a lake or pond nearby. Geez I’m starting to sound like my father.
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    I'm not laughing, if that should happen
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    Well for one your definition of the metro area is somewhat limited. There's a lot of us out here that live 40 miles and more north of the city that may get 6 inches out of this, for what's been going on the last four weeks that would be a major win. If your just referring to the city and south I agree with you.
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    Agreed, I see that as max potential from this setup, I'm expecting more along the lines of 3-5 Don't know if you noticed but I made a comment on your post in the other thread that you Poughkeepsie people should stay where you belong and post in the upstate forum. Obviously it was a joke referencing the stuff from yesterday where someone kept posting to "Head in the Clouds" that he shouldn't post in the NYC sub forum. Anyway the moderators deleted it and I get it, they probably saw it as opening a can of worms again that they wanted closed.
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    Give me end result totals like the December 2-3 storm, 12 inches here, and I'd be happy. WTS I don't see that, at least for now. Initial thoughts are 6-8 around the HV, maybe a few 10 spots in the areas prone to jackpot, and I'll say this setup achieved its max.
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