According to the gfs and aigfs we will finally wash the salt away Valentine’s Day weekend

33 minutes ago, Andrew said:

These are the coldest 7 days after New York City received at least a 10 inch snow storm. These are not worthy because the majority of the time after such a storm it gets warmer after a storm like that.

Feb 5-11 1995 24.7 degrees

Jan 24-30 2005 21.3 degrees

Jan 26-Feb 1 2026 17.6 degrees

Feb 5-9 1995 were 32 or below for a total of five consecutive days at or below freezing.

Jan 26-Feb 1 2026 were below freezing for a total of seven consecutive days and counting.

People can try to downplay this all they want to but the fact is that we are in the coldest period After a 10 inch snowstorm in New York City Central Park in at least my lifetime which is 59 years. People can ignore it or turn their heads to it or say it’s nothing but to me this is very significant and it is definitely noteworthy, especially given the fact of how warm it has been in this decade it is even more impressive.

Who's downplaying this bro lol

Feels like a heatwave

31 here

Thats it

33 here

52 minutes ago, nycsnow said:

According to the gfs and aigfs we will finally wash the salt away Valentine’s Day weekend

Ask Ben Solo about that!’

54 minutes ago, nycsnow said:

According to the gfs and aigfs we will finally wash the salt away Valentine’s Day weekend

Are you really Colin 😉 ?

15 minutes ago, Metfan88 said:

Thats it

33 here

There is a reason these streaks don't go on forever, even back when the cold used to be far more impressive more often.

Always a fly in the ointment to ruin the streaks.

I bet a bunch of the previous streaks would have also continued longer if it wasn't for a one day warmup above freezing ruining it.

Just now, Sundog said:

There is a reason these streaks don't go on forever, even back when the cold used to be far more impressive more often.

Always a fly in the ointment to ruin the streaks.

I bet a bunch of the previous streaks would have also continued longer if it wasn't for a one day warmup above freezing ruining it.

Central Park is still below freezing for now.

1 minute ago, Analog1888 said:

Central Park is still below freezing for now.

I am more worried about tomorrow for the park.

32 here in Andover, feels like Florida!

We have strong westerly winds in a lot of places, that's adding a boost to temps. Not sure if the park can hold below freezing.

Somerville is up to 34 degrees.

1 hour ago, nycsnow said:

According to the gfs and aigfs we will finally wash the salt away Valentine’s Day weekend

Two of the better wx models LOL! Watch them verify with that.

Hit 33* here had a high of 30* forecasted. Oh well.

This is not good - if this happens most of February is done for and then end of Feb and March roar . Give me a N WPO/EPO couplet along with a +PNA.

33

At least some of the perma ice can melt now on the driveway.

New York City Central Park at 34.

Just now, Graupel said:

At least some of the perma ice can melt now on the driveway.

It will be coveted again tomorrow night!

Officially above freezing. Melt baby melt!

Next 7 days avg -15 - 20

2 hours ago, Sundog said:

Who's downplaying this bro lol

Bluewave lol..

Said this would only happen if got a volcano