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30 minutes ago, WarrenCtyWx said:

NYC had six straight winters under 20" in a row from 1949-1955.

But even during that stretch NYC didn’t have the challenge of getting an inch or two of snow like today since it was much cooler back then.

 

Number of Consecutive Days Snowfall < 2 
for NY CITY CENTRAL PARK, NY
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Rank
Run Length
Ending Date
1 699 2023-12-29
2 685 1974-01-08
3 521 1919-09-15
4 416 1914-02-13
5 406 1998-03-21
6 386 1992-03-18
- 386 1955-02-01
8 385 1932-12-16
9 377 1972-02-05
10 366 2007-02-13
11 365 1986-02-06
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2 hours ago, coastalplainsnowman said:

100%.  Remember too at the time that for coastal sections that saw little snow in the 93 superstorm, 93/94 and 95/96 seemed like freak anomalies against our experience in the 80s and early 90s.

Little did we know what the next 18 years would bring.

Many people still didn't own snowblowers. You really did not need one; storms were that infrequent. After 94, I held out because 95 was mostly a return to normal ( little snow ) but when I saw a big snow in Dec 95 ( knowing by then that such an event COULD be a warning of more to come ) I went out and bought a small blower, a Murray that could do up to about 12 inches, which I figured would be plenty. And then the 96 blizzard came that Jan....and it bent the handle on that machine. After that winter I wouldn't need it again until Dec 2000. That one broke the handle. I would need snowblowers most winters until recent years. Last year I sold one off, gave one away, and looked to sell my big Yard Machine this year, but had no takers. I feel the electric Toro and the smaller Craftsman will be enough, if needed at all. I'm retired now, so anything bigger, it will have to wait until I call someone to get cleaned up.

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1 hour ago, Allsnow said:

My hopes would be for something on the front end that goes to rain etc. I think that’s possible as long as the pna doesn’t go crazy negative in the sw 

I'd rather not see anything than a snow to slush event. But whatever happens, happens. Safe bet is probably nothing significant. We'll see. Two years of boredom here....

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9 minutes ago, cardinalland said:

there's a legit 50-50 low on GFS for 1.7.24

yup. it wasn't there a couple of days ago, but if it is real, it's a game changer and makes this threat viable. helps lock in confluence and a cold HP in SE Canada. SFC temps are not a problem as a result. we need to see this maintain on ensembles

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i cant lie, as much as i love what is see on this 18z gfs run, it worries me its an off hours run. lets see this look hold at 0z then im getting hyped. maybe it can intensify and bring that low a little more north to hit the metro with a significant hit. v good look for 8 days out tho, my interest has been sparked

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9 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

yup. it wasn't there a couple of days ago, but if it is real, it's a game changer and makes this threat viable. helps lock in confluence and a cold HP in SE Canada. SFC temps are not a problem as a result. we need to see this maintain on ensembles

I don't see this being snow at all in verification https://ibb.co/gTZh53c Pattern is building from the Pacific. 

looks like the GFS gets luckily with the timing but you see there is a 2nd low developing to the west of the system. 

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