39 minutes ago, Metfan88 said:

What a difference a week makes. We were tracking at this time non stop last week.

Starts getting tough from here on out...but I think we could see another event or two....

1 minute ago, Brian5671 said:

Starts getting tough from here on out...but I think we could see another event or two....

I dont mind if its a grassy event

26 minutes ago, Metfan88 said:

I dont mind if its a grassy event

GFS! JK, but it gets me 2" to put me over 50, so I'm riding it

Looks a bit like the 00Z Euro actually

Marc 2017 was the last time NYC had a week of snowpack... 2015 came in with deep snow that lasted two weeks...you have to go back to 1993 for a week of snow on the ground in the middle of the month...

snow depth for Newark...four days in a row with snow on the ground...

streaks of 4 days or more in a row...

1947 from the 1st-5th...

1956 from the 16th-24th...20" max depth on the 20th...

1958 from the 20th-23rd...10" max depth on the 21st...est...

1959 from the 12th-15th...

1960 from the 3rd-13th.....14" max depth on the 4th...

1967 from the 15th-25th...

1978 from the 1st-10th...

1980 from the 13th-16th...

1984 from the 8th-11th and again on the 28th-31st...

1989 from the 6th-9th...

1992 from the 18th-24th...

1993 from the 13th-22nd...13" max depth on the 14th...

1994 from the 2nd-5th...

1996 from the 8th-11th...

2001 from the 4th-7th...

2004 from the 16th-19th...

2005 from the 1st-6th...

2007 from the 16th-20th...

2009 from the 1st-7th...

2015 from the 1st-9th...10" max depth on the 5th...est...

2017 from the 14th-20th...

2019 from the 1st-4th...

Next week doesnt look good unless you live in New England. We had to hope for the waves to stay intact but its not going to.

4 minutes ago, Metfan88 said:

Next week doesnt look good unless you live in New England. We had to hope for the waves to stay intact but its not going to.

GFS is now rainy a good chunk of next week

March is finally an AN month

Might be over then-anything past 3/20 really gets difficult for frozen

3 minutes ago, THE GREAT Ben Solo said:

March is finally an AN month

As good as our winter has been, what a beast of a winter in Alaska as well. Unrelenting for them.

6 minutes ago, dbc said:

As good as our winter has been, what a beast of a winter in Alaska as well. Unrelenting for them.

Unusual. Often when they are cold we are torching.

2 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

Unusual. Often when they are cold we are torching.

Yup. Strange. It has happened before though. Not sure what years.

Looks like unless the SSW actually takes place. Any winter pattern is unlikely to happen.

39 minutes ago, uncle w said:

Marc 2017 was the last time NYC had a week of snowpack... 2015 came in with deep snow that lasted two weeks...you have to go back to 1993 for a week of snow on the ground in the middle of the month...

snow depth for Newark...four days in a row with snow on the ground...

streaks of 4 days or more in a row...

1947 from the 1st-5th...

1956 from the 16th-24th...20" max depth on the 20th...

1958 from the 20th-23rd...10" max depth on the 21st...est...

1959 from the 12th-15th...

1960 from the 3rd-13th.....14" max depth on the 4th...

1967 from the 15th-25th...

1978 from the 1st-10th...

1980 from the 13th-16th...

1984 from the 8th-11th and again on the 28th-31st...

1989 from the 6th-9th...

1992 from the 18th-24th...

1993 from the 13th-22nd...13" max depth on the 14th...

1994 from the 2nd-5th...

1996 from the 8th-11th...

2001 from the 4th-7th...

2004 from the 16th-19th...

2005 from the 1st-6th...

2007 from the 16th-20th...

2009 from the 1st-7th...

2015 from the 1st-9th...10" max depth on the 5th...est...

2017 from the 14th-20th...

2019 from the 1st-4th...

40 minutes ago, uncle w said:

Marc 2017 was the last time NYC had a week of snowpack... 2015 came in with deep snow that lasted two weeks...you have to go back to 1993 for a week of snow on the ground in the middle of the month...

snow depth for Newark...four days in a row with snow on the ground...

streaks of 4 days or more in a row...

1947 from the 1st-5th...

1956 from the 16th-24th...20" max depth on the 20th...

1958 from the 20th-23rd...10" max depth on the 21st...est...

1959 from the 12th-15th...

1960 from the 3rd-13th.....14" max depth on the 4th...

1967 from the 15th-25th...

1978 from the 1st-10th...

1980 from the 13th-16th...

1984 from the 8th-11th and again on the 28th-31st...

1989 from the 6th-9th...

1992 from the 18th-24th...

1993 from the 13th-22nd...13" max depth on the 14th...

1994 from the 2nd-5th...

1996 from the 8th-11th...

2001 from the 4th-7th...

2004 from the 16th-19th...

2005 from the 1st-6th...

2007 from the 16th-20th...

2009 from the 1st-7th...

2015 from the 1st-9th...10" max depth on the 5th...est...

2017 from the 14th-20th...

2019 from the 1st-4th...

From Feb 22 2015-March 10 2015 there was at least 10 inches on the ground at Central Park with a high of 19 inches on March 6, 2015. 17 consecutive days with a snow cover like that has is the record for so late in the season after February 15.

2 minutes ago, Monmouth Weather said:

No surprise at all there...

28 minutes ago, THE GREAT Ben Solo said:

March is finally an AN month

It is going to be a good time to sit outside and have a picnic lunch or a barbecue. Warm enough in many areas not to wear a jacket, but without the biting insects.

I’m actually looking forward to it.

20 minutes ago, Rdd9108 said:

Looks like unless the SSW actually takes place. Any winter pattern is unlikely to happen.

Its going to get cold again but snow ? We shall see.

Nasty back door cold front on gfs in the long range for nyc north

24 minutes ago, Andrew said:

From Feb 22 2015-March 10 2015 there was at least 10 inches on the ground at Central Park with a high of 19 inches on March 6, 2015. 17 consecutive days with a snow cover like that has is the record for so late in the season after February 15.

I find that suspect when compared to the airports...I guess it was a shaded area they made those obs?...