In New York City, where snow has been measured in Central Park since 1869, only two storms have produced more than two feet of snow, the most recent occurring in February 2006. Jeffrey Tongue, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service based in Upton, N.Y., said that about a foot and a half could fall in Central Park. The snow, which began in the early afternoon, will pick up after 7 p.m., he said.
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@Weatherman Not lame anymore. Getting good. This storm is not going to disappoint, I’m calling it.
@anonymous pretty lame so far.
@yeah! Keep the weather updates coming people!
@seconded keep ’em coming, bwog!
@Hooah From the Times (http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/19/winter-storm-races-north/?hp):
In New York City, where snow has been measured in Central Park since 1869, only two storms have produced more than two feet of snow, the most recent occurring in February 2006. Jeffrey Tongue, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service based in Upton, N.Y., said that about a foot and a half could fall in Central Park. The snow, which began in the early afternoon, will pick up after 7 p.m., he said.
@Puh-leaz We have 20 inches on the ground in D.C. bitches.
@Kanye West Ayooo Taylor I’ma let u finish…but DC had one of the greatest snowstorms of all time. of all time.
@marylander hahaha yessssss DC PWNS NYC
it’s not even sticking. less than 1 inch. lame!!
@anon what building is that taken from?
@Anonymous John Jay, based on the buildings around it.