Andrew is feeling Happy
The storm here in Queens, NYC around 4:30pm … Watch with the volume up for the full icy effect
Happy to see you finally got a good snow!
Thanks and yes finally
Andrew
I have a feeling there will be some thunder and lightning tomorrow afternoon here in Queens, this feels like that kind of storm.
A couple pics this evening in Queens, NYC… I guess it’s the – very cold – calm before the storm…
Thoroughly enjoyed our first significant snowfall in a few years here in NYC. And looking forward to more (fingers crossed)… Happy Holidays!
So this is what we get after three storms in NYC, 3 inches, while they get 16+ just 30 miles north?
oh, wait, is that a 13? I just looked super close…. someone tell me it is
It’s more than what we are getting in South Central PA after 3 storms
Andrew and NepaSnow are now friends
Very heavy snow in NYC now. Looks like we’re finally getting a winter here!
This latest Big Daddy storm disappointment is crushing for us snow lovers here in NYC coming on the heels of the past two winters. See the stats, attached
I am convinced someone put a winter curse on New York City. Absolutely horrible weather when it’s sunny – windy and bitterly cold – and then warms up to over 50 degrees with every storm, rinse and repeat. I think I will call it that: The Rinse and Repeat Curse.
Here in New York City, it seems like for the past few years we are almost always on the warm side of every winter storm. Has the ocean warmed so much that the jet stream or something is pushing every storm that comes up the coast more to the west than it used to be? What’s behind this?
The New York City snow drought continues, at least for the borough of Queens. No snow on the ground as the storm pulls away. The pattern of the last several years – cold air in place, storm approaches and brings with it warmer air, it mostly rains, then cold returns, repeat – continues this winter. Has the jet stream just permanently shifted to…Read More
I have to say what’s the most frustrating here in NYC is how the same thing that happened the last few winters is happening again: it warms up with each storm to the 50s and then plummets to the 30s and 40s the next few days, and then the cycle repeats. No snow or even ice. The storms just continuously move to the west and will not go to the east…Read More
I watched the Long-range video. Just a couple of observations:
1) It is not unusual for us here in NYC to get zero snow before January. We rarely have had a White Christmas.
2) But, it seems clear to me that things are warming overall. (See the attached article). It is now rare for us to get any snow the entire winter here along the coast.…Read More
I would say the same for most of the Mid-Atlantic as a whole… sort of becoming the new Florida for the winter…lol! But I’ll take this over 100 degree heat in the summer… absolutely hate summer time with a passion…lol!!!
Watch Bastardi’s Saturday summary from yesterday..winter is coming like Henry said..also a very good explanation of the climate warming
The rain edging away from Manhattan, seen from Queens this afternoon…
A couple of smoky pics of Manhattan and Queens I took last eve…
Snapped this pic of Central Park in NYC today. The sky could not be clearer!
It feels a lot like the past few winters here in NYC – unusually mild for most of it and then along comes March and we get one or two big snowstorms. The problem is that by then Spring weather is encroaching already and any snow that falls melts away pretty fast. It just isn’t the same as it used to be with big snowy January and February winters…Read More
We have a thunderstorm this evening here in NYC. The most exciting weather we’ve experienced in weeks. Unless you find cloudy skies and spring-like warmth in January exciting.
The polar front is moving through NYC, I snapped this video on my air conditioner just now 🙂 Looks like the front is moving through with some sleet?
If you hate snow and ice, move to New York City. The only northern city apparently that gets tropical rainstorms during the winter. You can’t make this …. up. 🙂
