967 mb Major Nor'easter!!! HISTORIC BLIZZARD!!! 4 deaths...

200 inches every year.. Holy Shit thats COLD!!!

By the way, we got some cinnamon roll icing out here in good ol' frozen Brooklyn!

Not liking the overcoating of powdered sugar tho...ma teet is killin meee !



Looking forward to the inches...tomorrow

Hey Brooklyn, Staten Island checking in with maybe one inch of sleet and snow down, and no wind at all. Light snow falling.

the East Coast is SUPPOSED to have REALLY SHITTY WEATHER!

Hey SI! When you say light snow, do you mean like the guy getting blown away above light? It looks exactly like that out here !

Make it a hot cocoa night tonight! Stay waaarrrrm

some links etc...

power Outage Maine

[link to outagemap.cmpco.com]

Conn.Power

[link to outage.cl-p.com]

Mass.power

[link to www1.nationalgridus.com (secure)]

Long Island

[link to www.lipower.org]

con-Ed-New York-NYC

[link to apps.coned.com]

Cam New York and 5th

[link to www.earthcam.com]

Good link for snow totals and wind

[link to www.erh.noaa.gov]

Weather blog

[link to hybridstorm-weatherblog.blogspot.ca]



Will post more as i can find them

For anyone who wants to see how it is in Rhody. RIDOT highway cameras.
[link to www.tmc.dot.ri.gov]

NYC Traffic Cams Live:

Camera Map:

[link to nyctmc.org]

IMAGE ( [link to i47.tinypic.com] )


Here's the storm that hit Toronto. I took a clip of the animation so people can get an idea of what's passing through. This is where it'll be on Saturday February 10,2013 at 1:00 am EST. That's about half way through the storm. Boston and North through to Maine seem to be getting the full effects of the storm.

wicked awesome links guys, thanks...

:shhrfsthret:

No wind at all. As a matter of fact, not even a breeze. Just a very light falling/floating snow.

edit to add: No I was wrong. Just checked again. There's a breeze. Lol.

And so it begins... !

I don't want to say it now but I'm going to hate it when I look out the window in the morning

i hope all of NY gets buried for good. ice them fuckers over once and for all

Winter storm warning

A winter storm will affect the regions today.

Snow associated with a trough ahead of a Texas low will spread into the regions and then quickly become heavy at times overnight and towards morning as the low gets closer to Southern Ontario and intensifies into a major winter storm.

The heaviest snow will occur during the morning rush hour and may continue until near noon. Strong and gusty northeasterly winds will whip up the freshly fallen snow and result in very low visibility at times in blowing snow.

Total snowfall amounts of 25 to 30 centimetres are likely across the regions. Snowfall rates of 3 to 5 centimetres per hour are possible during the heaviest snow. If this occurs, near zero visibility in very heavy snow will be a significant issue to deal with.

Hazardous winter travelling conditions from near zero visibility areas of heavy snow and local blowing snow are expected. Rapidly accumulating snow will also contribute to dangerous driving conditions. Travel plans should be changed accordingly.

The snow will end in the evening as the storm moves away.

A Texas low has tracked northeast to Ohio and will follow a path over Lake Erie into Western New York State or Northern Pennsylvania later today. The storm centre will move away tonight and merge with another winter storm forecast to affect parts of New England and the Maritimes.

Please refer to your local public forecast for further details