8 minutes ago, amugs said:

Tomorrow morning

The good thing is with the sun angle and temps shoveling shouldn’t be necessary

Fun fact: in the time it took for our January system to melt out (almost a whole month) the Sun angle increased by about 10 degrees.

Off topic but this was four houses down

26 minutes ago, Sundog said:

Fun fact: in the time it took for our January system to melt out (almost a whole month) the Sun angle increased by about 10 degrees.

Lost 4” depth already on the sunny side. Just 2” in the shade to compaction

I'm already near 20 degrees meanwhile like 4 miles west LGA is still 28 degrees.

How is it possible that they are that warm still when they have so much snow on the ground.

Wind seems pretty light there now but I don't see any movement in the temp.

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15 here. Crazy. That’s what 2’ of pack does

17 here. Temps should Begin to increase after midnight

33 minutes ago, THE GREAT Ben Solo said:

If that comes this way it may be bigger than 2021 all over again Jan 31 to Feb 2. That moisture fetch stretches coast to coast

16* here.

37 minutes ago, Sundog said:

I'm already near 20 degrees meanwhile like 4 miles west LGA is still 28 degrees.

How is it possible that they are that warm still when they have so much snow on the ground.

Wind seems pretty light there now but I don't see any movement in the temp.

Microclimate. I’m 17 right now. A few other stations a few miles away from me are reading between 20-24

17 down here. 8 degrees warmer 15 minute drive west.

15 in Muttontown & 18 in Syosset.

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Precipitation is blossoming over E/Mid Pa which is interesting if true.

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Congratulations ray

Congratulations DC to PB