Hailstorm

GEFS continues the theme of diminishing the longevity and strength of the Southwest Ridge between 06/26-06/29. It even hints at a backdoor trough trying to form over the Northeast as we approach July 4th. If this trend continues, I think it is more likely than not that Central Park ends up with a below-normal June. If this happens, then it would be the only below-normal May-June couplet in many years.

I recall many posters on another board expected us to have a "torch" March, April and May after last winter's debacle. That never materialized and we may even finish June below normal pending on the outcome for the second half of this month. I would not bank on a warmer-than-normal summer for us. This current spring reminds me a lot about what transpired in 2009 - and we all know what happened with that summer. Can anyone share the statistic for the latest date of a 90-degree day at Central Park in any given summer? It would be appreciated.

Are they saying this on-air? Their online site video and local text forecast says 4"-8" for NYC.

Lmao, Lonnie Quinn from CBS 2 going down the ship with the Canadian model and predicts 1"-3" for NYC.

I kind of find it funny how the Mid-Atlantic folks on this forum seem to like the upcoming cold pattern way more than the NYC forum. It feels almost as if they expect another 2009-2010 snow apocalypse for them this month. For December, just give me two 4-8" snowstorms that occurs with temps in the teens/lower 20s along with great snow pack retention (-5 or lower monthly temp departure) and I'm happy. Hopefully, any relaxation in the pattern happens after the 25th. The 12"+ storm can happen in January.

I believe he and snowman are in cahoots with each other. Hopefully, PB GFI can sound him off with the real facts in here.