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  1. The cold has been there and so have the opportunities as well. It just hasn't worked out in the snow dept for many in NYC metro but it's likely that February is below normal temp wise and that makes 3 months in a row of below normal temps. When was the last time that has happened? Not everybody has done so poorly in the snow dept either. I have 24 inches so far which is below normal but not that bad and we still have 3-4 weeks of winter that can still produce especially north of I84 where i reside.
  2. Some of you guys are talking like the winter is over and it's April. It's not. Let's wait another month or so. March is the new December.
  3. 26 with snow and sleet, nearly 4 inches otg. Been a good little storm up here. 24 for the season.
  4. 25 with moderate snow. Been snowing pretty good here since about 2. 25 right now with 2.5 inches OTG.
  5. It's basically Euro/CMC/Ukie vs GFS/ICON. This map is including Saturday's few inches.
  6. Away from the coast it does not go quickly from snow to rain, especially with a secondary developing.
  7. NWS Albany is expecting higher ratios north of 84 where I am. This makes sense with possibility of DGZ being tapped and lows in mid 20's. Most models give this area .6 or so QPF and NWS has Poughkeepsie area expected snowfall around 8 inches.
  8. I'm not ignoring anything. I already stated that an east shift caused the NYC metro and points east to get some snow instead of nothing because of a very tight gradient where even a small shift could have big implications. Other areas of the sub forum remained essentially the same.
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