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Originally Posted by Warszawa
Record highs for the next 4 days: 58, 56, 56, 63
Accuweather projected highs next 4 days: 54, 62, 61, 59. Accuweather sucks at predicting the sun strength this time of year so we can tack on 3 or 4 extra degrees to that
Ladies and gentlemen, records are about to fall
Sad thing is is that averages have the extremes factored in, so if your normal high is 34° and it hits 62° this year, that means another year the high will be just 6°
Sad thing is is that averages have the extremes factored in, so if your normal high is 34° and it hits 62° this year, that means another year the high will be just 6°
Fortunately I won't be here next February to see it happen again
My "cold snowy" neighbors 5:30pm today. They are always last to melt, but hey, technically its "snow cover". and this is after the crazy warm days of 50s and 60s
My roof cam. As you can see majority of area now is piles and traces of snow around
IMBY today
Snow depth of 10 inches still around in Northern CT, North Canton
All of a sudden my sunny days have become dreary. Here comes the love/HATE part of this area. But check out "west" of the Hudson river.
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National Weather Service New York NY
338 PM EST Tue Feb 21 2017
As the northern stream shortwave ridging slowly works east, it
appears that low-mid level drying should occur overnight,
leaving a moist near surface layer underneath. Noting SW-WSW
flow aloft, there is the potential for patchy drizzle/fog late
Wednesday night as well as some stratus with the second night
of onshore flow.
Southwesterly flow into California and southerly flow from the Gulf of Mexico per water vapor both indicate a mild pattern setting up
until a Pacific trough south of Alaska slowly tracks across the
country.
Forcing will be limited Thursday and Friday to some weak
frontogenesis associated with a warm front Friday. This should be
the best chance for measurable rain. Otherwise, patchy drizzle and fog, along with extensive cloud cover, are expected due to the persistent onshore flow.This will limit temperatures both days,
especially across Long Island and Connecticut.
There is the potential for readings to soar into the 70s west of the Hudson River
on Friday if the clouds mix out due to a pure southerly flow as
opposed to southeasterly.
Showers will then be possible in the warm sector Friday night into
Saturday. However, the marine layer may set up over most of the area and keep the region in the fog and drizzle.
We have a lot less snow left, just occasional stretches here and there. I'm shocked that back to back days of 15c temps and then another two days of sun and above average temps were not enough to kill it off
We could possibly record 70s this Thursday and Friday. Especially when it's sunny Binghamton and Vestal could easily warm up 7 degrees more than the airport
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Originally Posted by Warszawa
We have a lot less snow left, just occasional stretches here and there. I'm shocked that back to back days of 15c temps and then another two days of sun and above average temps were not enough to kill it off
I still remember March of 1998, when in Rochester we had a big snowstorm just a week before back to back upper 70's low 80's to close the month out, and despite that and a few other well above normal days, the last of that March snow didn't melt until mid April
I still remember March of 1998, when in Rochester we had a big snowstorm just a week before back to back upper 70's low 80's to close the month out, and despite that and a few other well above normal days, the last of that March snow didn't melt until mid April
Ugh I think something similar happened in that notorious 2015 year. Snow lasted even when we came back from spring break.
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