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LoboLeader1

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  1. https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/03/14/metro/new-england-el-nino-weather-hurricanes/
  2. Snowing lightly here, 37F.
  3. Mix of sleet/snow, currently 32F.
  4. Morning low of 18 here. One of NY radio mets stated that the mid month time frame needs to be watched. I would hope that this cold winter will defuse upcoming spring allergies a bit.
  5. Topped out 50 here today. Next week looking wet, might be a good time to change the oil on the snowblower & stow it away in storage after the 15th of this month.
  6. Judging from radar, it looks like the clipper should be out of here by 9AM.
  7. 30F here, an 1" OTG. Slick spots on the Hutch, auto body shops promote this kind of wx.
  8. NWS has temps progged to be near 40 here from Weds thru the rest of the week.
  9. Total of 18'' of snow OTG here, but the blizzard of 1996 is still tops in my book.
  10. Currently 15'' OTG on the ground here as of 9AM. Strongest wind gust thus far was 45mph earlier this AM.
  11. Precip mix has now changed over to all snow here.
  12. Would think NWS will need to post high wind watches tomorrow for the area. That 969 LP is characteristic of a high end CAT 1 OR low end CAT 2.
  13. Some people are going to be sitting in the dark tomorrow night.
  14. 978 low-pressure is pretty strong, that's comparable to a CAT 1 cane intensity.
  15. Delayed version of the January thaw about to rear it's ugly head this upcoming week.
  16. It reached a high of 27 early yesterday AM before the artic front passed & temps nose dived. Currently 2F.
  17. Temps progged to be in the 40's here late next week.
  18. Currently 5F here in the Berkshires, we lost power a few (now on generator) hours ago. Getting ready to drive up to Stowe VT for family get together for 2moro's super bowl party. FWIW It's a balmy 13 back in HPN.
  19. Reached a high of 34 here today, after a morning low of 17.
  20. Extreme Cold Watch Issued: 1:03 PM Feb. 5, 2026 – National Weather Service ...EXTREME COLD WATCH IN EFFECT FROM SATURDAY EVENING THROUGH SUNDAY AFTERNOON... * WHAT...Dangerously cold wind chills of 20 below possible. * WHERE...Portions of southern Connecticut, northeast New Jersey, and southeast New York. * WHEN...From Saturday evening through early Sunday afternoon. * IMPACTS...The cold wind chills could cause frostbite on exposed skin in as little as 30 minutes.
  21. 26 here currently here, after reaching a high of 30 today.
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