Stormlover74
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Nam late morning through early evening
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Yeah there's a lot of model disagreement for sure. Probably won't know til we look at the radar in the morning
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Euro is very wet tomorrow morning and afternoon. Hrrr has rain in the morning too
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39 with sleet and lightning at the Kansas/ Oklahoma game -
Yep. I only missed the 92-93 season but was there for the others
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We did get 18" on 11-14-95
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Yep. Flonase usually does the trick but not this year
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Gfs has it raining by late morning. Nam is fairly dry
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Lots of 81s out there
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The foliage in the NC mountains was crazy this weekend. Everyone in the state was on the blue ridge parkway from asheville to blowing rock. Never seen anything like it. Unfortunately we hit a buck on one of those backroads. Did quite a bit of damage to the passenger door and mirror but were able to drive it home
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Huge bust by the models. This was supposed to be a tropical storm. Instead it's cat 5
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75 in Central nj. 80 seems like a longshot
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Pouring at ewr waiting to take off
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28th or 29th wasn't it? And the point being that October snow generally spells bad news for the rest of the winter
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And October and November 97 were below average so careful what you wish for
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We could have this ...it was PHLs biggest snowfall of the season
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I have a 730 flight tomorrow morning..of course the models are differing as to the start time of the rain. 5amish on the euro. 8 or 9 on the nam
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https://nynjpaweather.com/public/2023/10/17/winter-forecast-2023-2024/ OVERALL SNOWFALL EXPECTATION: Poconos/Catskills/Hudson River Valley/Hudson Highlands: 20″-30″ (Average: 40″-70″) I-95 Corridor: 30″-50″ (Average: 20″-40″) NJ Coast/Long Island: 20″-40″ (Average: 15″-30″)
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Yeah I remember on the weather channel late Friday night they said it looked like around 4" in NYC. Then Saturday morning it was 10-12 and just kept getting bumped up from there
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There was a snow to ice event a few days before the blizzard as well which added to to the snowpack and the infamous warmup and melting of 2 feet of snow overnight
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And the pre Christmas noreaster and the November snow and the March storm. You could take out the blizzard and it still would have been a good winter
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Yeah it should be close to peak when I'm in Asheville this weekend
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Color's really starting to pop too
