[Cambium]

This cold air should last through January. Just amazed how long it's lasting. I personally think we won't see another big snow event until mid January but of course weather is unpredictable.

I also don't see how it will rain tomorrow night.. I T S F R E E Z I N G !!

[7 Wishes]

On Christmas Day 2002 it started out in the 50s and raining and several hours later near dark it was in the 20s and most places in the coastal Northeast got 5+" of snow. To top it off, during the change was of course a lot of ice.

We are "in between" the North Pole and the Equator so a lot can happen and warm and cold air can take over fairly rapidly.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

On Christmas Day 2002 it started out in the 50s and raining and several hours later near dark it was in the 20s and most places in the coastal Northeast got 5+" of snow. To top it off, during the change was of course a lot of ice.

We are "in between" the North Pole and the Equator so a lot can happen and warm and cold air can take over fairly rapidly.

I'll never forget the Christmas day Snowstorm(maybe Blizzard) in 2003(?) I think. It started in the afternoon and got heavier until early morning hours.

Everyone had to sleep over because we all got stuck at families house. But I decided to leave at 1am. I was living in Rye Brook at the time. ..... wait a second...it was 2002 cause in 2003 I was living in Stamford. ... There was about a foot of snow on ground.

It took me 90 minutes to get from Norwalk to Rye Brook WITH NO ONE ON ROAD. LOL. I was in a little Toyota Tercel. LOL! Pulled in "unplowed" driveway at 2:40am and got stuck. Left it there till next day. LOL

[wstvs]

and the point of this is what? to guess the weather? ok i predict snow on january 10 and 20 and febuary 10 and 20 with a 10 day margin of error. wait and see