Gravity Wave
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Wait, you can bet on NYC snowfall? A few seasons years of putting the house on the under and I'll be able to retire.
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That March--April 2018 period wasn't particularly amazing in the City proper. 3 of those storms were white rain, at least in Manhattan.
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Ice storms seems to have joined Alberta Clippers as weather events that no longer seem to play a major role in our winters. I remember getting 5 inches of sleet topped with a glaze of ZR in December 2008 growing up in Allentown, less than 2 years after the epic Valentines Day ice storm in February 2007 that stranded hundreds of drivers on I-78. -
The AIFS has basically been locked in since 5 days out, with just some slight NW adjustments as the storm approached. Once it starts showing a solution consistently in the mid range it seems pretty deadly.
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If you don't like crowds then you can come visit in the first two weeks of January. The tree and a lot of the Christmas stuff is still up and there are far fewer people. Plus the weather is usually more wintry.
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One of the all-time commuting nightmares given that the City was expected to quickly change to rain and almost no one stayed home. Sadly turned out to be the peak of that winter...
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I've been smelling it for over an hour here.
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Heavy rain and lightning in Manhattan.
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The region was in the midst of a drought when Connie and Diane hit; if it happened again today it's unlikely we would have such luck.
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If anything things are getting started faster than expected compared to the HRRR.
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I assume that these departures are specific to the summer given how the sun roasts everything? It would be interesting to see the winter version.
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Sun has come out ahead of the storms in Manhattan.
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If it's going to be hot then let it be dry as well. I'm not trying to spend $350 cooling my apartment this month.
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Feels like people have been honking about the threat for a significant east coast (north of FL) hurricane strike for several years now but it hasn't happened, and I don't think the issue has been the failure of the expected Atlantic patterns to materialize. Have we just been lucky?
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It's funny to see people complain about a lack of heat in May when we're basically guaranteed 10 weeks of disgusting tropical weather every summer. Meanwhile those of us who enjoy the cold have to pray for a 3-day arctic blast or two to break up the 4 months of eternal November every winter.
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