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September Obs & Discussions

I tried to warn her.
She didn’t listen…#NYwx https://t.co/1EOoGt5MRa pic.twitter.com/PZ8VdKPGH3

— Mark Margavage (@MeteoMark) September 29, 2023

February Obs & Discussions

Update: For today, Newark reached a record low of 5°F and Kennedy reached a record low of 4°F. #nywx #njwx https://t.co/p5UA3JzqAu

— Miguel Pierre (@mpierre19) February 4, 2023

February Obs & Discussions

End of Feb and March 3-5th we can see an intense storm due to a High Energy Cycle of the sun as we had in Dec 22-24th timeframe. But this time way east!!

THUNDERSNOW in Oswego as an intense snow squall moves through. #nywx @NWSBUFFALO pic.twitter.com/tYqsO45U67

— Michael Pagnanelli (@michaelpagwx) February 3, 2023

December Obs & Discussions

phil155 wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:

amugs wrote:Real possibility for our shore folks

With the new moon and increasing SE winds, we will have to monitor high tides along around NY Harbor and other south/east facing shores on Friday morning. Moderate to locally major coastal flooding is possible. #nywx #njwx #ctwx pic.twitter.com/1pmqtSc3wX

— Miguel Pierre (@mpierre19) December 20, 2022

Ya the wind is going to be nuts and for a good 12 hrs or more I think (fluctuating from time to time, the passage of the front being the most intense), with all the rain should not have any problem mixing down unfortunately. Honestly I could care less about the wind if its pouring rain out, its when I can go outside and feel its raw power that I relish.  Plus no one needs lights out for xmas eve or day.  I see HWW criteria being likely. Coastal flooding def too. The winds do a crazy shift too and it looks to be two rounds of 50+ mph gusts, maybe 60+ with front.

Really hoping power stays on especially seeing how cold it will get

Ya no kidding, being there's no leaves on the trees I think it will be much less of a issue than say when there is foliage. But once you top 55 or so that can cause branches etc. to go. We will see what SR shows in terms of wind but I think it may verify being such a powerful dynamic system its enormous if you look at the 850mb wind map (theres a period of 75+ kt 850mb winds over the area for a pretty long period, so that easily translates to 60moh or so..) and then 40-50 for even longer duration on Thursday and after the front passes on Friday.  It literally has strong winds from the Midwest into Canada into Maine down to Carolinas.  I am just as bummed as everyone this would been a epic blizzard for us. Everything I could want and I would loved the wind in a snowstorm, its fun haha. I have ski goggles, nice thermal snowsuit, I look ridiculous being out like that in Yonkers probably but who cares lol.

December Obs & Discussions

jmanley32 wrote:

amugs wrote:Real possibility for our shore folks

With the new moon and increasing SE winds, we will have to monitor high tides along around NY Harbor and other south/east facing shores on Friday morning. Moderate to locally major coastal flooding is possible. #nywx #njwx #ctwx pic.twitter.com/1pmqtSc3wX

— Miguel Pierre (@mpierre19) December 20, 2022

Ya the wind is going to be nuts and for a good 12 hrs or more I think (fluctuating from time to time, the passage of the front being the most intense), with all the rain should not have any problem mixing down unfortunately. Honestly I could care less about the wind if its pouring rain out, its when I can go outside and feel its raw power that I relish.  Plus no one needs lights out for xmas eve or day.  I see HWW criteria being likely. Coastal flooding def too. The winds do a crazy shift too and it looks to be two rounds of 50+ mph gusts, maybe 60+ with front.

Really hoping power stays on especially seeing how cold it will get

December Obs & Discussions

amugs wrote:Real possibility for our shore folks

With the new moon and increasing SE winds, we will have to monitor high tides along around NY Harbor and other south/east facing shores on Friday morning. Moderate to locally major coastal flooding is possible. #nywx #njwx #ctwx pic.twitter.com/1pmqtSc3wX

— Miguel Pierre (@mpierre19) December 20, 2022

Ya the wind is going to be nuts and for a good 12 hrs or more I think (fluctuating from time to time, the passage of the front being the most intense), with all the rain should not have any problem mixing down unfortunately. Honestly I could care less about the wind if its pouring rain out, its when I can go outside and feel its raw power that I relish. Plus no one needs lights out for xmas eve or day.  I see HWW criteria being likely. Coastal flooding def too. The winds do a crazy shift too and it looks to be two rounds of 50+ mph gusts, maybe 60+ with front.

December Obs & Discussions

Real possibility for our shore folks

With the new moon and increasing SE winds, we will have to monitor high tides along around NY Harbor and other south/east facing shores on Friday morning. Moderate to locally major coastal flooding is possible. #nywx #njwx #ctwx pic.twitter.com/1pmqtSc3wX

— Miguel Pierre (@mpierre19) December 20, 2022

Dec 16 Just a little change can make the difference

Interesting error fluctuation on guidance by NWS, great graphic:

[Dec 13] We know a lot of people are excited about the potential late week winter storm. BUT it is still premature for any specific snowfall amounts. Check out the model error 3 days ahead of time. Stay tuned & be sure to get your forecast from official sources. #vtwx #nywx #snow pic.twitter.com/S4CndNtgm4

— NWS Burlington (@NWSBurlington) December 13, 2022

Banter Thread 8.0

This is amazing - EXTREME wx (is ramping up?)!

@ 8:34 documented a cyclonic waterspout over Lake Erie ~1 mile WSW of Downtown Buffalo.
Viewing location: Erie Basin Marina
Duration: ~5 to 6 mins@NWSBUFFALO #nywx pic.twitter.com/a3U2u26zZF

— Simon Brewer (@SimonStormRider) November 18, 2022 " alt="" />

Banter Thread 7.0

amugs wrote:Who remembers this doozy of a storm??
Never say it can't happen because it has and has again recently and will again n the near future too.

Today marks the 40th anniversary of one of the largest late-season snows in Tri-State memory.

Do you remember the April blizzard of 1982? #OTD #NYwx #CTwx #NJwx pic.twitter.com/BdQRfWq7CI

— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) April 6, 2022

Oh yeah! I remember this like it happened yesterday. Here in Deer Park I measured 12 inches of wind whipped snow. The temperature a been well up in the 40's before the storm moved in and then BOOM iot just starts snowing real hard and the tempeature plummets! Great storm.

That said, now I want nice warm weather!

Banter Thread 7.0

amugs wrote:Who remembers this doozy of a storm??
Never say it can't happen because it has and has again recently and will again n the near future too.

Today marks the 40th anniversary of one of the largest late-season snows in Tri-State memory.

Do you remember the April blizzard of 1982? #OTD #NYwx #CTwx #NJwx pic.twitter.com/BdQRfWq7CI

— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) April 6, 2022

LOL, well, now you did it Mugsy, so I must bore everybody with my story of that day.

Tuned into the Weather Channel back when it was a good station and the announcer then stated.."we have the rarest of situations today, an April Blizzard". It wasn't too bad when I opened my office at 8 am, but it started coming down heavy shortly after and cancellation calls started .When there was 3 or 4 inches with heavy wind blown snow, I figured I had to get the heck out of Dodge while I still could.Was driving a 1977 Ford Granada with rear wheel drive.Left around 11 am and just barely got home to Mahwah, about 2 miles up the line.Roads got real bad fast.CP remembers all this especially how cold it got afterwards!
Just can't grasp how 40 years flew by.Seems like yesterday !

Banter Thread 7.0

Who remembers this doozy of a storm??
Never say it can't happen because it has and has again recently and will again n the near future too.

Today marks the 40th anniversary of one of the largest late-season snows in Tri-State memory.

Do you remember the April blizzard of 1982? #OTD #NYwx #CTwx #NJwx pic.twitter.com/BdQRfWq7CI

— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) April 6, 2022

Monitoring February 4th

Rough situation in the Hudson Valley, with ~600 outages ongoing (~50K people). While we're waiting for more ice observations to come in, @nysmesonet estimates highlight the peak outage zone with ~.7" flat ice (~.3" radial). This is often an outage inflection point. #nywx pic.twitter.com/XD8XbG4PSO

— Nick P Bassill (@NickPBassill) February 4, 2022

September 2021 Observations and Discussions

amugs wrote:

The WPC has placed parts of the region in either a slight or marginal risk for excessive rainfall tomorrow afternoon/evening. Between this & the possibility of severe weather, it'll be wise to be mindful of flooding/severe wx watches & warnings during this time. #njwx #nywx #pawx https://t.co/yK73GthQIW pic.twitter.com/uXERCYtQQz

— Mike Mostwill (@MikeMostwill) September 7, 2021

NOT GOOD, NOT GOOD AT ALL. Not on same level as last week but this rain is just plain insane. I was driving the saw mill parkway yesterday and you could see the mud line of the trees and it was unbelivable hpow high it was, also many trees knocked over purely by water and probably the rain washing the roots out (plus the gusty winds) The water has since receded but as the WPC says any areas that see 2 inches will be prone to more flooding and many many people have not even close to recovered.

September 2021 Observations and Discussions

The WPC has placed parts of the region in either a slight or marginal risk for excessive rainfall tomorrow afternoon/evening. Between this & the possibility of severe weather, it'll be wise to be mindful of flooding/severe wx watches & warnings during this time. #njwx #nywx #pawx https://t.co/yK73GthQIW pic.twitter.com/uXERCYtQQz

— Mike Mostwill (@MikeMostwill) September 7, 2021

August 2021 Observations and Discussions

billg315 wrote:Not directly weather-related, but this is the time of year when I always first start to notice that the days are getting shorter and the sun is setting earlier (even though that technically starts happening in early July, but at first it is subtle and not much to note). Sunset tonight at 8:14, and by the end of this month it will be at 7:34.

Morning dew on the lawn these last two mornings = summer fading. My dad's friend would always say, You know when summer is ending - dew on the grass!
Buddy in Franklin, NY temp yesterday morning 45*, guy I taught and coached and is a pro met lives in Saranac Lake had a low .......39* - made a fire in his wood burning stove to get the chill out of his home -ITS JULY 31ST for heaven sake!

This is a huge temp difference for UHI city. The night time temps are usually and have been warmer than normal and daytime highs are lower than normal. 1.5* is big IMO for coolness.

Central Park and LaGuardia Airport finished 1.5°F below normal for the month of July. #nywx

— New York Metro Weather (@nymetrowx) August 1, 2021

July Obs. & Discussions

Get ready for manana peeps- could be severe and a few rounds as per the SR convective models

The 18z 3k NAM renews this theme & it is not unimpressive on the simulated IR satellite product. Be on alert if you have outdoor activities planned tomorrow afternoon into the evening. These thunderstorms may develop & strengthen quickly.#njwx #pawx #nywx https://t.co/yUncNTTP0u pic.twitter.com/73HxqkLrvo

— Mike Mostwill (@MikeMostwill) July 16, 2021

April 2021 Observations and Discussion

We saw a record chilly start to the day for a couple of our climate sites this morning:

🥶Newark: 28°, ties record from 1964
🥶LaGuardia: 29°, breaks record of 32° from 2018#NYwx #CTwx #NJwx

— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) April 2, 2021

March 2021 Observations and Discussions

Where this cold blast coming from you ask?

To get a sense of where this cold air came from, here is a backward trajectory of the airmass that is currently over NYC using the @NOAA HYSPLIT model. The airmass over the area today was over Baffin Bay between extreme NE Canada and Greenland only 5 days ago! #NYwx #CTwx #NJwx pic.twitter.com/0Luw9WV0Ga

— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) March 5, 2021

Thursday's Mothrazilla, Part II: First Forecast

At 850 MB, a new 850 MB low-pressure system has formed and is further intensifying the frontogenesis or packing of the thermal gradient. #nywx #njwx #pawx #ctwx pic.twitter.com/9z1c4WxmOR

— NY NJ PA Weather (@nynjpaweather) February 18, 2021

This heavy precipitation will be the height of this storm through this afternoon with intense snow and sleet accumulation.#nywx #njwx #pawx #ctwx pic.twitter.com/20wymd8CaG

— NY NJ PA Weather (@nynjpaweather) February 18, 2021

FEB 13th-16th Snow, Ice and Rain

8:17pm CST #SPC_MD 0099 , #nywx #njwx #pawx, https://t.co/4MZDpDUKM2 pic.twitter.com/qsKmqPkdly

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) February 16, 2021

31/28* here. Light freezing drizzle. Sidewalk, steps and deck icy.

February 1st-2nd Roidzilla, Part V: Continued Onslaught

amugs wrote:

6:28pm CST #SPC_MD 0053 , #mewx #mawx #nhwx #riwx #ctwx #vtwx #nywx #njwx #pawx, https://t.co/UzcV5dqNlA pic.twitter.com/Rv5FArnL5S

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) February 2, 2021

I am literally on the edge of that zone here in Albany

February 1st-2nd Roidzilla, Part V: Continued Onslaught

amugs wrote:

6:28pm CST #SPC_MD 0053 , #mewx #mawx #nhwx #riwx #ctwx #vtwx #nywx #njwx #pawx, https://t.co/UzcV5dqNlA pic.twitter.com/Rv5FArnL5S

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) February 2, 2021

Damn! Just 1 more county south (Middlesex). Oh well, rock on guys!

February 1st-2nd Roidzilla, Part V: Continued Onslaught

amugs wrote:

6:28pm CST #SPC_MD 0053 , #mewx #mawx #nhwx #riwx #ctwx #vtwx #nywx #njwx #pawx, https://t.co/UzcV5dqNlA pic.twitter.com/Rv5FArnL5S

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) February 2, 2021

YEAH BABY! Bring it!

February 1st-2nd Roidzilla, Part V: Continued Onslaught

6:28pm CST #SPC_MD 0053 , #mewx #mawx #nhwx #riwx #ctwx #vtwx #nywx #njwx #pawx, https://t.co/UzcV5dqNlA pic.twitter.com/Rv5FArnL5S

— NWS Storm Prediction Center (@NWSSPC) February 2, 2021