I better not hear any complaining about heat in the middle of July from any of you corksoakers. I'm sick of winter and snow and its looking like another storm is coming through tomorrow night into Thursday.
This one though is all over the map. Weather Channel has 1-3". Weather Underground is 5-8. Various Facebook sources I follow are now saying it could be a massive storm up to a foot.
Which one is real? Should I be planning on running grandma over in Stop N Shop for bread and milk? Or can I safely start polishing my golf clubs?
This is separate from the snowfall this afternoon, which will change overnight to mix and then rain, with rain ending during the day on Wednesday.
Weatherman, will NYC commuters back to Jersey be OK Wednesday to get home or should they be getting the F out of Dodge?
sorry to miller the thread...
Officially leaving NYC if that is true! lol
LOL, you were actually funny for once. Good job, fuckbag.
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it's not a large storm in size but the areas hit will see substantial accumulations in the 4-8" range with locally higher totals dependent on mesoscale banding. LI, north NJ, southern New England look to see those peak totals Wednesday night into Thursday.
Coastal CT here. Sweet. Time to stock up the booze...
Bockman, which course/s do you typically take those golf clubs out to? Curious to know as I live in the area and all I can think about is the day this white, crusty, frozen shit evaporates from the ground clearing the way to get out and tee it up.
Won't melt till April either.
Bockman, which course/s do you typically take those golf clubs out to? Curious to know as I live in the area and all I can think about is the day this white, crusty, frozen shit evaporates from the ground clearing the way to get out and tee it up.
I joined Racebrook late last year. Before that I played most of the public courses in the area, like Oak Hills, Grassy Hill, Great River, Traditions, etc.
Won't melt till April either.
Weatherman always has the goods here, but agreed, most of the guys on TV are lackluster. My understanding though is that this winter (for whatever reason) has been notoriously hard to predict (not much model agreement maybe?)
NEVER EVER use weather.com/accuweather or local news weather.
This clown happens to be right most of the time and can actually coherently explain weather systems.
You, the kind of ass clown you are, can't even break down how horrible the Thomas Vanek deal was.
Kinda like you and the other BBI Islander fans who raise the 5th flag everytime the Isles make a trade (Ryan Smyth/Thomas Vanek) or win a pre-season game?
Except he actually IS right.
Apparently your lack of reading comprehension extends far beyond hockey.
1) Deal with it
2) Complain about it (This is the one I favor)
3) Move somewhere else
And then, go out and throw what has to be the 150th pound of salt dropped on the ground this godforsaken winter...
1) Deal with it
2) Complain about it (This is the one I favor)
3) Move somewhere else
I prefer #2 as well, but #3 is becoming increasingly attractive...
You could always just, you know.. not read them.
But I know you have a massive inferiority complex when it comes to the Rangers, so.. I realize that's not an option for you.
:D
NEVER EVER use weather.com/accuweather or local news weather.
Love the accuweather guys, especially when they roll their sleeves up and get heated about an upcoming storm
Bobby - that will be alright, major accumulations overnight.
Hudson - that guy sucks.
SF - Friday is fine. Cold, but fine.
Meanwhile Weatherman, is there the potential for really severe floods in parts of NE as this stuff melts? Which parts? Thx.
I really hope you are wrong weatherman, we could really use a break up hear, just had 6 inches Monday.
GfiM - if SW MA you'll miss it, SE MA and you'll get the edge of the system, not max accumulations, but enough to plow for sure the closer to the SE coast of MA you get.
Bobby - that will be alright, major accumulations overnight.
Hudson - that guy sucks.
SF - Friday is fine. Cold, but fine.
Weatherman....why do you feel that way on wx risk? He's been right as long as I've followed and he does a real good job of explaining the science and technical aspect to the layman. I can't think of a more accurate educational place for weather.
Sheesh this winter sucks.
Hopefully this is the LAST snow storm of the season.
After this weekend, my sense, my hope, is that we'll have seen the worst of the near- and sub-zero cold, as we're getting close to the equinox. But snows, I'd be willing to bet we'll have another two or three after tonight. fwiw, which ain't much.
Spike - 4-6", and I doubt it's the end.
Hudson - he's a wiggle watching sensationalist with no verification and a disturbingly poor understanding of ensemble modeling. Had Sandy making landfall in Chesapeake Bay for crying out loud. Bookmark the site of your local National Weather Service office, they are the ones who issue the actual watch and warning material for your area.
WM, yes, thank you and the heavens. Delta actually got them out of the gate early, waited in the fog, and off they went, thank you Lord she's landed safely and probably with the kid right now.
I came back to this thread after posting on today's regarding this storm: the accumulation reports way understate what we're getting here.