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Everything posted by CPcantmeasuresnow
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I cant stand the Mid Atlantic maps, what's happening in Delaware, Maryland and Cape May is of no interest. There's 2 other forums for those regions.
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I would say the best snow continues to be interior SENY, orange , Putnam and Dutchess as is more often the case. Coastal SNE more often than not does poorly on these, no better than the northshore of LI.
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Good, it makes up for all of the times the last several years, and throughout history, they didn't even bother measuring events less than an inch. They took a lot of heat early in the season for the BS low measurements, seems like they've gotten on top of it the last three events, if you can call them that.
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Those people should look at a map. If you use geography as the guideline nothing in New York state would be considered Mid Atlantic. Maybe extreme southern Jersey and Southern most Pennsylavania you could make the argument.
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7am measurement 1.3 inches, 23.2 for the season. Snow cover now for 30 days this season so far. Temperatures normal or a little below for two months, as much as some complain, and rightfully so in many areas, I don't have much of a problem with this winter so far.
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1.1 inches seasonal total to 23.0 even. Two straight weeks of snow cover so I shouldn't complain.
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The dryness is getting annoying, and dangerous too. We need precip.
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Low of 2 above this morning. Broke the consecutive nights of 0 or below. To bad tonight looks like it will be close.
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From the sample of comments the last day we have finally entered the age of snowdeprivation insanity for those in the city south and east.
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Not sure what area you're referring to but most of the area not much north and west of the city saw a widespread 5-8 inches four days ago. It's a big area.
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I think it depends where you live. In a more urban setting I get the hatred it's a pain in the ass, disrupts everything and usually looks like shot after a couple of days. In less crowded suburban or rural settings there's nothing like it. I judge my winter grades more by how many days of snow cover I have than by what falls in total.
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5 above now, -8 and -6 the last two morning. Looks like a repeat coming up.
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My wife had RSV last year and for a couple of days it was pretty scary. Fever over 104, I took her to emergency. Once they got her to 102 with fever reducers they let her go. We were there maybe 5 hours. It took her a good two to three weeks to fully recover and she's active, athletic, eats well and all that. You should probably see a doctor tomorrow just to find out.
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Well That's not promising. Maybe we can break the norm this year.
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It looks like Sunday we're back in the 30s and pretty consistently so for the 10 days after. I can live with that, would rather not see 40s though. In an ideal world I would hold those off until March.
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Looks like -8° will do it for my low this morning. My coldest reading since the -11° of February 14, 2016.
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-8° in Highland Mills in Orange County 50 miles north of Midtown. lots and lots of double digit below zero readings in Northwest and north of the city this morning
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Bottomed out at -8°. Beat yesterday mornings -6°. Seeing more double digit below zero around the county this morning.
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-6 Highland Mills NY. Double digit below zeros already all over the LHV and NWNJ. Still three hours until dawn.
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-6 in Highland Mills. There will be double digit below zeros all over the lower Hudson Valley and NW NJ by dawn. There are already several popping up.
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3 above. Should be able to make a run at yesterdays -6.
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Wasn't it -14° in Sparta this morning. Maybe not a record for the day but impressive.
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I would agree. There have been numerous March storms with 10+ surrounding the park since 1993, and they've come within 1.5-2.5 inches 3 times in the last 10 years.