the_other_guy

I don’t understand why we keep talking about storms two weeks from now. There’s snow coming in tomorrow night. There may be more snow on Sunday. There are real events at our doorstep and we are chasing phantom possibilities on the 16th that can only lead to disappointment. I dont get the psychology behind it. In my experience on here, if you are looking at a perfect setup 10 plus days out…it isnt going to work out as depicted

Im enjoying this winter. Cold. A lot of little events. Snow on the. ground for many days. For the first time in a long time, it feels like winter. Just need one big one

Wtf are you talking about? I have snow plows going down my block. So wrong haha

26F in Westchester. All roads and of course grass covered. Winter and Snow declared over on 1/29 by a fellow poster!

where is the guy that declared winter and accumulating snowfall over on 1/29? that prediction may have been the worst in the history of the forum

light snow falling this morning. If you remember 1994 we had a really snowy January and a lot of the news reports were saying that February was gonna be milder with a lot less snow. Obviously, that didn’t happen. But it was funny the same people that canceled winter in 2025 were also busy doing it in 1994.

Ill bite…you see the numbers…give us your theory

Denver. But to get that here you need thread the needle large storms that pull in cold air. Havent seen those storms in a while

The urban heat Island has been particularly affected by climate change. Somebody smarter than me should delve into this and do a research paper. The good news is if you live in the metro area if you get 10 miles out of the city proper, you haven’t been nearly as affected, especially at night…and that goes for all four seasons, not just winter. I believe it has to do with the increased humidity magnifying the effects of the urban heat island. The increased humidity is affecting the whole area, but it really magnifies the urban core. I grew up in Queens and I’m not that old. I remember plenty of nights in the summer in the 90s with windows open. that would be unthinkable today. I also grew up in Wading River on the beach…and we did not have air-conditioning. Nobody on the block had air-conditioning. That would be absolutely unthinkable today. The increase in humidity, especially the effects on nighttime low temps, has been astounding from 2000 onward.

Dont bet on this bullshit Basically and up and down pattern with a slight AN tilt. Bluewave runs with it…you should stroll with it

I’ll be the brave one I think February gets more snow than January. I think we go AN for monthly temps, but we get a descent storm

Damn straight. enjoy 55 and rain followed by cold for all those rooting for this pattern much better off with the cold pattern and little events here and there Always better to be fighting suppression then fighting warm air in this new warmer climate

Were their wide discrepancies in high temps today region wide? Seems odd to see 55 degrees

Blizzard Conditions currently at Belleayre!

That is good if you like snow during a La Nina