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I just left a briefing with important updates to share with you from the Executive on the ongoing snow emergency as we deal with freezing temperatures. While I appreciate the hard work of District workers, the government’s response has fallen far short of what DC residents deserve. I know...

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Sunday snow ops update While Mother Nature is doing her best to keep the snow around, New York’s Strongest REMAIN on the case and dedicated to snow clearing. We continue to work clearing snow from public areas such as crosswalks, curbs, ramps and corners. Snow melters are continuing to work, turning many tons of snow to water, and helping to clear our streets even further. Curbside collection continues, as we prioritize trash & compost. If you can, please hold your paper & metal/glass/plastic/carton recycling. Collection will be delayed during ongoing snow operations but know we are working on it. Stay warm, NYC.
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Sunday snow ops update While Mother Nature is doing her best to keep the snow around, New York’s Strongest REMAIN on the case and dedicated to snow clearing. We continue to work clearing snow from public areas such as crosswalks, curbs, ramps and corners. Snow melters are continuing to work, turning many tons of snow to water, and helping to clear our streets even further. Curbside collection continues, as we prioritize trash & compost. If you can, please hold your paper & metal/glass/plastic/carton recycling. Collection will be delayed during ongoing snow operations but know we are working on it. Stay warm, NYC.

NYC Sanitation

43,871 views • 6 months ago

My office has heard from hundreds of residents with concerns about the snow and ice buildup and removal. We are continuing to elevate your concerns to DPW and we are working to get crews and plows to your streets as soon as possible. I know this is frustrating and we thank you for your patience — DPW will get to everyone, but it is taking longer than usual due to the freezing temperatures icing the snow. Reminder: Please call 311 with requests if your street needs to be plowed. Let’s look out for each other and please shovel your sidewalk to help make sure there is room for people to walk and for neighbors who use wheelchairs to get through.
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My office has heard from hundreds of residents with concerns about the snow and ice buildup and removal. We are continuing to elevate your concerns to DPW and we are working to get crews and plows to your streets as soon as possible. I know this is frustrating and we thank you for your patience — DPW will get to everyone, but it is taking longer than usual due to the freezing temperatures icing the snow. Reminder: Please call 311 with requests if your street needs to be plowed. Let’s look out for each other and please shovel your sidewalk to help make sure there is room for people to walk and for neighbors who use wheelchairs to get through.

Councilmember Brooke Pinto

57,910 views • 6 months ago

New Jersey Governor Governor Mikie Sherrill says the state is now in the thick of the storm, with heavy snow in the north and increasing ice moving northward through it. A state of emergency was declared to get more equipment on the roads, transit has been suspended for safety, and mutual aid power crews are already staged and responding. Road crews, troopers, and utility workers are working around the clock as impacts continue. Stay safe, New Jersey!
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New Jersey Governor Governor Mikie Sherrill says the state is now in the thick of the storm, with heavy snow in the north and increasing ice moving northward through it. A state of emergency was declared to get more equipment on the roads, transit has been suspended for safety, and mutual aid power crews are already staged and responding. Road crews, troopers, and utility workers are working around the clock as impacts continue. Stay safe, New Jersey!

Ryan Hall, Y’all

95,344 views • 6 months ago

❄️🚮 Update This weekend I walked some of the streets in my district to take a look at the snow and trash issues for myself and it was concerning. This morning I spoke to an Assistant Chief at the DSNY to relay my concerns of delayed trash pick up and still unplowed snow, and requested the plan for clean up and pick up. According to NYC Sanitation , currently they are working on removing snow piles from commercial strips. They will continue this till completion, then will move into the residential areas, Bedford Ave in particular as I saw significant pile ups there. By Monday 6am, all areas of the city will have received 1 refuse pickup. Recycle was not touched but will be picked up this week. Regular collection schedule will resume tomorrow.
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❄️🚮 Update This weekend I walked some of the streets in my district to take a look at the snow and trash issues for myself and it was concerning. This morning I spoke to an Assistant Chief at the DSNY to relay my concerns of delayed trash pick up and still unplowed snow, and requested the plan for clean up and pick up. According to NYC Sanitation , currently they are working on removing snow piles from commercial strips. They will continue this till completion, then will move into the residential areas, Bedford Ave in particular as I saw significant pile ups there. By Monday 6am, all areas of the city will have received 1 refuse pickup. Recycle was not touched but will be picked up this week. Regular collection schedule will resume tomorrow.

Councilwoman Inna Vernikov

27,813 views • 6 months ago

It’s now snowing in #Boston, and Winter Storm #Fern is getting to work ❄️ This remains a high-impact storm for the city and surrounding communities, with 18–24 inches of snow still expected across much of the metro area. It’s bitterly cold, and the snow is light and fluffy, which means it piles up quickly and reduces visibility fast. Boston is already responding in force. A conga line of snow plows is rolling through neighborhoods, nearly 900 crews are deployed clearing city streets, and the city has 40,000 tons of salt on hand for this storm and whatever winter throws next. Timing for Boston: • Snow underway now • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief bursts of 2–3 inches per hour possible around dinner time Road conditions will continue to deteriorate. If you don’t have to be out, don’t be. Stay with The Weather Channel for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we track the storm and help keep you informed and safe.
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It’s now snowing in #Boston, and Winter Storm #Fern is getting to work ❄️ This remains a high-impact storm for the city and surrounding communities, with 18–24 inches of snow still expected across much of the metro area. It’s bitterly cold, and the snow is light and fluffy, which means it piles up quickly and reduces visibility fast. Boston is already responding in force. A conga line of snow plows is rolling through neighborhoods, nearly 900 crews are deployed clearing city streets, and the city has 40,000 tons of salt on hand for this storm and whatever winter throws next. Timing for Boston: • Snow underway now • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief bursts of 2–3 inches per hour possible around dinner time Road conditions will continue to deteriorate. If you don’t have to be out, don’t be. Stay with The Weather Channel for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we track the storm and help keep you informed and safe.

Justin Michaels

26,549 views • 6 months ago

New York City has officially suspended alternate side parking until Sunday, a move intended to give frustrated drivers more time to dig their vehicles out from under heavy snow. However, for many residents, the gesture isn't enough, as massive snow mountains continue to block curbs and trap cars more than a week after the storm. While the Mayor Zohran Mamdani maintains that significant progress has been made in the removal efforts, residents like Troy, who frequently rents cars for work, feel the cleanup is moving far too slowly for a city that needs to stay mobile. "I think that they should be removing the snow faster. It's been a week and a half and they're still picking up huge piles," he told 1010 WINS. Many neighbors on West 25th Street in Chelsea also noted the ongoing frustration with the pace of the cleanup, stating that despite the city's urging for citizens to continue shoveling, the volume of remaining snow has left many drivers effectively stranded. 🎤 Marla Diamond reports 📸 Marla Diamond/1010 WINS 🔊 Tune into 1010 WINS at 92.3 FM for more weather updates #newyorkcity #nyc #nycnews #asp #alternatesideparking #snow #snowstorm #chelsea #coldweather #cold
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New York City has officially suspended alternate side parking until Sunday, a move intended to give frustrated drivers more time to dig their vehicles out from under heavy snow. However, for many residents, the gesture isn't enough, as massive snow mountains continue to block curbs and trap cars more than a week after the storm. While the Mayor Zohran Mamdani maintains that significant progress has been made in the removal efforts, residents like Troy, who frequently rents cars for work, feel the cleanup is moving far too slowly for a city that needs to stay mobile. "I think that they should be removing the snow faster. It's been a week and a half and they're still picking up huge piles," he told 1010 WINS. Many neighbors on West 25th Street in Chelsea also noted the ongoing frustration with the pace of the cleanup, stating that despite the city's urging for citizens to continue shoveling, the volume of remaining snow has left many drivers effectively stranded. 🎤 Marla Diamond reports 📸 Marla Diamond/1010 WINS 🔊 Tune into 1010 WINS at 92.3 FM for more weather updates #newyorkcity #nyc #nycnews #asp #alternatesideparking #snow #snowstorm #chelsea #coldweather #cold

1010 WINS on 92.3 FM

16,465 views • 6 months ago

Here's how the GRAF sees the TWO storms hitting the DC region on Tuesday-Wednesday this week. -Has snow starting 12-1pm in DC. -Note temperatures...likely above freezing at onset. We will "lose" some snow initially to ground melt. Recall the January storm, we had VERY cold temperatures leading up to it. Not quite this time. -I still worry the northern end of the I-81 corridor (Winchester up to Hagerstown zone) could underperform due to lighter precip and "mountain dry slotting" you can see this model, like the HRRR, trying to pick up on that a bit. -Snow exits around/after midnight in immediate DC area. We're then dry most of the first half of Wednesday. -Second system approached Wednesday afternoon. This one has much warmer mid-levels, and should be a moderate to heavy rain event for DC. -Cold may lag at the surface west of town. Some freezing rain may mix in, some icing is possible in higher elevations. -Rains will help wash away a lot of Tuesday's snowfall. This snow will NOT last as long as January's did. -Rain exits after midnight, Thursday & Friday are dry.
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Here's how the GRAF sees the TWO storms hitting the DC region on Tuesday-Wednesday this week. -Has snow starting 12-1pm in DC. -Note temperatures...likely above freezing at onset. We will "lose" some snow initially to ground melt. Recall the January storm, we had VERY cold temperatures leading up to it. Not quite this time. -I still worry the northern end of the I-81 corridor (Winchester up to Hagerstown zone) could underperform due to lighter precip and "mountain dry slotting" you can see this model, like the HRRR, trying to pick up on that a bit. -Snow exits around/after midnight in immediate DC area. We're then dry most of the first half of Wednesday. -Second system approached Wednesday afternoon. This one has much warmer mid-levels, and should be a moderate to heavy rain event for DC. -Cold may lag at the surface west of town. Some freezing rain may mix in, some icing is possible in higher elevations. -Rains will help wash away a lot of Tuesday's snowfall. This snow will NOT last as long as January's did. -Rain exits after midnight, Thursday & Friday are dry.

Mike Thomas

40,971 views • 1 year ago

***SIGNIFICANT SNOW EVENT FRIDAY*** 2ND CALL UPDATED MAP TO INCLUDE 10"+ TOTALS Merry Christmas everyone! I've had some time to review the new data and the storm is basically behaving just as I initially thought. There are a few revisions to my 1st call from yesterday morning to account for HIGHER SNOW RATIOS over NW NJ/Hudson Valley and to move the 6-10" zone into NYC. ZONE 1 – 6–10" OF SNOW This is the zone where cold air damming will be most prevalent, allowing snow to remain all snow for the duration of the event. Expect higher snow ratios, which could allow many areas to push toward double-digit totals, especially under any persistent banding. The pink area of 10"+ accounts for a MUCH higher snow ratio at the start and duration of the storm. This will allow for higher elevations to see many locations pick up 10"+ ZONE 2 – 4–6" OF SNOW This zone will likely start with heavy, wet snow, before transitioning to a lighter, fluffier snowfall as colder air works in. Some compaction is expected with lower snow ratios at times, but additional snow and mesoscale banding could still drive totals toward or above 6" in spots. ZONE 3 – 2–4" WITH MIXING This zone remains VERY uncertain. Everything south of 195 in NJ has a high chance to flip to heavy sleet and rain during convective bandings. I could make a strong argument that cold air advection dominates a tad longer creating an over performer, keeping this mostly snow with sleet mixed in and allowing totals to reach 4–6". However, low-level warm air transport on an easterly wind may introduce sleet, especially along the Jersey Shore (east of GSP) would eat into accumulations. I’ll be watching trends closely as this is shaping up to be a sharp cutoff storm where small shifts could have big impacts.
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***SIGNIFICANT SNOW EVENT FRIDAY*** 2ND CALL UPDATED MAP TO INCLUDE 10"+ TOTALS Merry Christmas everyone! I've had some time to review the new data and the storm is basically behaving just as I initially thought. There are a few revisions to my 1st call from yesterday morning to account for HIGHER SNOW RATIOS over NW NJ/Hudson Valley and to move the 6-10" zone into NYC. ZONE 1 – 6–10" OF SNOW This is the zone where cold air damming will be most prevalent, allowing snow to remain all snow for the duration of the event. Expect higher snow ratios, which could allow many areas to push toward double-digit totals, especially under any persistent banding. The pink area of 10"+ accounts for a MUCH higher snow ratio at the start and duration of the storm. This will allow for higher elevations to see many locations pick up 10"+ ZONE 2 – 4–6" OF SNOW This zone will likely start with heavy, wet snow, before transitioning to a lighter, fluffier snowfall as colder air works in. Some compaction is expected with lower snow ratios at times, but additional snow and mesoscale banding could still drive totals toward or above 6" in spots. ZONE 3 – 2–4" WITH MIXING This zone remains VERY uncertain. Everything south of 195 in NJ has a high chance to flip to heavy sleet and rain during convective bandings. I could make a strong argument that cold air advection dominates a tad longer creating an over performer, keeping this mostly snow with sleet mixed in and allowing totals to reach 4–6". However, low-level warm air transport on an easterly wind may introduce sleet, especially along the Jersey Shore (east of GSP) would eat into accumulations. I’ll be watching trends closely as this is shaping up to be a sharp cutoff storm where small shifts could have big impacts.

Mike Masco

934,180 views • 7 months ago

Coffee Talk ☕️ : We’re watching Winter Storm #Fern closely. This storm remains on track to bring significant impacts to #Boston and much of New England. Forecast confidence is high for 18–24 inches of snow across the metro area. It will be extremely cold, and while the #snow will be light and fluffy rather than heavy and wet, the sheer volume will still create dangerous conditions. And remember, the cold sticks around with overnight lows in the single digits into February. Timing for Boston: • Snow begins late morning to midday • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief periods of 2–3 inches per hour are possible Travel conditions will deteriorate quickly. Plan ahead and limit unnecessary trips. Stay with The Weather Channel and the StreamTWC app for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we work to keep you informed and safe ❄️
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Coffee Talk ☕️ : We’re watching Winter Storm #Fern closely. This storm remains on track to bring significant impacts to #Boston and much of New England. Forecast confidence is high for 18–24 inches of snow across the metro area. It will be extremely cold, and while the #snow will be light and fluffy rather than heavy and wet, the sheer volume will still create dangerous conditions. And remember, the cold sticks around with overnight lows in the single digits into February. Timing for Boston: • Snow begins late morning to midday • Heaviest snow late afternoon into early evening • Brief periods of 2–3 inches per hour are possible Travel conditions will deteriorate quickly. Plan ahead and limit unnecessary trips. Stay with The Weather Channel and the StreamTWC app for the latest updates, and follow The Weather Channel for continuous coverage as we work to keep you informed and safe ❄️

Justin Michaels

31,223 views • 6 months ago

⚠️I’ve been watching this Storm like a HAWK. I know this setup inside and out. There’s no way to sugarcoat it. This Winter Storm is unlike anything I've seen in long time. ⬇️ Here are the facts: 🌎 This is an absolutely MASSIVE storm, spanning over 2,000 miles. Snow and Ice will be falling in Mexico at the same time it’s falling in New York. 🌨️ Widespread Snow Totals of 8–12 inches or more will bury large portions of the country, from Oklahoma City through New York City. Some locations will get EVEN MORE Snow, approaching a foot and a half of in spots. 🧊 Catastrophic Ice Accumulations of up to 1 inch or MORE are possible in parts of the South, enough to cripple infrastructure and overwhelm the power grid. 🥶The combination of Heavy Ice and prolonged Frigid Temperatures creates a dangerous situation, especially in Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, and parts of the western Carolinas, where power outages are likely. 🧊 SEVERAL inches of Sleet may also fall in a narrow corridor from Oklahoma through New Jersey, piling up on roads like a mega hailstorm. 🚗 Travel will become difficult to IMPOSSIBLE, and in some areas remain impassable for days, due to deep Snow, Ice, and Sleet. ⏱️ This is a LONG DURATION Winter Storm: ⬇️Friday: Worst conditions begin in Texas ➡️Saturday: Impacts spread into the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys ➡️Sunday: The storm shifts east into the Southeast, Mid Atlantic, and Northeast, where heavy Snow is likely This post is not meant to scare you. It’s meant to prepare you. This is a weekend to hunker down, bundle up, find a good book, and STAY HOME. 👊 I’m with you all the way, my brotheren
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⚠️I’ve been watching this Storm like a HAWK. I know this setup inside and out. There’s no way to sugarcoat it. This Winter Storm is unlike anything I've seen in long time. ⬇️ Here are the facts: 🌎 This is an absolutely MASSIVE storm, spanning over 2,000 miles. Snow and Ice will be falling in Mexico at the same time it’s falling in New York. 🌨️ Widespread Snow Totals of 8–12 inches or more will bury large portions of the country, from Oklahoma City through New York City. Some locations will get EVEN MORE Snow, approaching a foot and a half of in spots. 🧊 Catastrophic Ice Accumulations of up to 1 inch or MORE are possible in parts of the South, enough to cripple infrastructure and overwhelm the power grid. 🥶The combination of Heavy Ice and prolonged Frigid Temperatures creates a dangerous situation, especially in Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, and parts of the western Carolinas, where power outages are likely. 🧊 SEVERAL inches of Sleet may also fall in a narrow corridor from Oklahoma through New Jersey, piling up on roads like a mega hailstorm. 🚗 Travel will become difficult to IMPOSSIBLE, and in some areas remain impassable for days, due to deep Snow, Ice, and Sleet. ⏱️ This is a LONG DURATION Winter Storm: ⬇️Friday: Worst conditions begin in Texas ➡️Saturday: Impacts spread into the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys ➡️Sunday: The storm shifts east into the Southeast, Mid Atlantic, and Northeast, where heavy Snow is likely This post is not meant to scare you. It’s meant to prepare you. This is a weekend to hunker down, bundle up, find a good book, and STAY HOME. 👊 I’m with you all the way, my brotheren

Brady Harris

420,885 views • 6 months ago

❄️ EPIC Snow is about to BEGIN out West as a TRAIN of Storms is poised to ROCK the Western United States. ✅This is DESPERATELY needed for many areas, especially in the Rockies across Colorado and Utah, which are sitting near some of their lowest Snowpack levels on record. ❄️ The heaviest Snow will fall in the Sierra Nevada, where 4 to 8 FEET is expected to DUMP in the mountains starting Monday morning and continuing through Wednesday. 🏔️ Utah will also get in on the Snow action as widespread totals of 1 to 2 FEET accumulate in the mountains, with isolated spots approaching 3 Feet. 🌲 The Colorado Mountains will also see heavy Snow, with 12 to 18 inches likely and some locations approaching 2 Feet. These Storm Systems arrive in waves, with the first Storm moving into California tonight into Monday morning, followed by a second Storm Tuesday. I am so happy for my West Coast brotheren. YOU DESERVE THIS . ENJOY IT, my brotheren. 👊
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❄️ EPIC Snow is about to BEGIN out West as a TRAIN of Storms is poised to ROCK the Western United States. ✅This is DESPERATELY needed for many areas, especially in the Rockies across Colorado and Utah, which are sitting near some of their lowest Snowpack levels on record. ❄️ The heaviest Snow will fall in the Sierra Nevada, where 4 to 8 FEET is expected to DUMP in the mountains starting Monday morning and continuing through Wednesday. 🏔️ Utah will also get in on the Snow action as widespread totals of 1 to 2 FEET accumulate in the mountains, with isolated spots approaching 3 Feet. 🌲 The Colorado Mountains will also see heavy Snow, with 12 to 18 inches likely and some locations approaching 2 Feet. These Storm Systems arrive in waves, with the first Storm moving into California tonight into Monday morning, followed by a second Storm Tuesday. I am so happy for my West Coast brotheren. YOU DESERVE THIS . ENJOY IT, my brotheren. 👊

Brady Harris

13,093 views • 5 months ago

Monday evening ops update: An official END OF STORM has been declared for 4:30pm! Property owners, that means you must shovel your sidewalk by 8:30pm, including a four-foot path for wheelchairs and strollers, as well as around any curb ramps, fire hydrants, and unsheltered bus stops that may be in front of your property. DSNY snow clearing operations are continuing. Our priority is to keep the roadways open, and we know that Staten Island was particularly hard hit. We’ve sent in extra reinforcements. Emergency Snow Shovelers will continue to be employed. Due to blizzard conditions in the current winter storm, pay for this weather event starts at $30 per hour. Want to register? Walk into a Sanitation garage, no appointment needed, from 9:00 AM-8:00 PM. Get more info here: Collection will be delayed during snow operations. If you have Tuesday recycling, please HOLD your material if you can. We will prioritize trash and compost once collection resumes. Stay tuned for further updates. (If you receive alleyway collection: alley service is suspended this week; your material should be placed curbside.) If you must travel tonight, please do so safely and carefully.
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Monday evening ops update: An official END OF STORM has been declared for 4:30pm! Property owners, that means you must shovel your sidewalk by 8:30pm, including a four-foot path for wheelchairs and strollers, as well as around any curb ramps, fire hydrants, and unsheltered bus stops that may be in front of your property. DSNY snow clearing operations are continuing. Our priority is to keep the roadways open, and we know that Staten Island was particularly hard hit. We’ve sent in extra reinforcements. Emergency Snow Shovelers will continue to be employed. Due to blizzard conditions in the current winter storm, pay for this weather event starts at $30 per hour. Want to register? Walk into a Sanitation garage, no appointment needed, from 9:00 AM-8:00 PM. Get more info here: Collection will be delayed during snow operations. If you have Tuesday recycling, please HOLD your material if you can. We will prioritize trash and compost once collection resumes. Stay tuned for further updates. (If you receive alleyway collection: alley service is suspended this week; your material should be placed curbside.) If you must travel tonight, please do so safely and carefully.

NYC Sanitation

335,921 views • 5 months ago

1ST WINTER STORM OF THE SEASON NEXT WEEK… ❄️EARLY CALL ON PRECIP TYPE & IMPACTS I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving!! Tuesday continues to look interesting as the guidance slowly aligns. At this point, fleeting cold air on Tuesday will limit how much snow can actually accumulate — but several key questions with this system still remain. Here’s my early breakdown: 🟩 Zone 1 – ALL RAIN (Green Zone) Climatology + temperature profiles strongly favor a pure rain event for Coastal NJ and Long Island. 🩷 Zone 2 – SNOW ➜ MIX ➜ RAIN (Pink Zone) This will be the trickiest area. Some cold air will be available early, allowing wet snow to mix with rain going to pure rain. If the storm strengthens a bit more, dynamic cooling could support brief, very wet accumulations, especially N&W of NYC. ⬜ Zone 3 – Wet Snow / Mixing (White Zone) A quick thump of wet snow Tuesday with low snow ratios — making this a heavy, sloppy snow. General 3–4" expected, with isolated 4"+ possible in higher elevations along and north of I-80 and into the Hudson Valley. This is how I see things right now. I’ll break down more details on PIX11 News This Morning until 10am, and again on the 4/5/6/10pm newscasts.
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1ST WINTER STORM OF THE SEASON NEXT WEEK… ❄️EARLY CALL ON PRECIP TYPE & IMPACTS I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving!! Tuesday continues to look interesting as the guidance slowly aligns. At this point, fleeting cold air on Tuesday will limit how much snow can actually accumulate — but several key questions with this system still remain. Here’s my early breakdown: 🟩 Zone 1 – ALL RAIN (Green Zone) Climatology + temperature profiles strongly favor a pure rain event for Coastal NJ and Long Island. 🩷 Zone 2 – SNOW ➜ MIX ➜ RAIN (Pink Zone) This will be the trickiest area. Some cold air will be available early, allowing wet snow to mix with rain going to pure rain. If the storm strengthens a bit more, dynamic cooling could support brief, very wet accumulations, especially N&W of NYC. ⬜ Zone 3 – Wet Snow / Mixing (White Zone) A quick thump of wet snow Tuesday with low snow ratios — making this a heavy, sloppy snow. General 3–4" expected, with isolated 4"+ possible in higher elevations along and north of I-80 and into the Hudson Valley. This is how I see things right now. I’ll break down more details on PIX11 News This Morning until 10am, and again on the 4/5/6/10pm newscasts.

Mike Masco

214,786 views • 8 months ago

These Olathe Public Schools students' wish has been granted for today, January 7! Today is a SNOW DAY. ❄️⛄️ Whether you're out building snowmen, having a snowball fight, or just relaxing inside with a hot cocoa, make the most of this winter wonderland! Stay safe, stay warm, and have an awesome snow day! This snow day video is brought to you by last year's Olathe Public Schools Foundation Taste of the Town event, where a package was purchased by one of our families to help announce today. Thank you to the two students who starred, wrote and directed this video... with a little help from Fred Weasley.🪄 To be clear, no decision has been made for tomorrow, Jan. 8. As a reminder, if school is in session as regularly scheduled there will be no email sent. Thank you to our hardworking district Operation Service Center employees and our SNOLATHE partners at the City of Olathe, Kansas for working hard to clear our parking lots, sidewalks and roads! #OPSMakeTodayCount
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These Olathe Public Schools students' wish has been granted for today, January 7! Today is a SNOW DAY. ❄️⛄️ Whether you're out building snowmen, having a snowball fight, or just relaxing inside with a hot cocoa, make the most of this winter wonderland! Stay safe, stay warm, and have an awesome snow day! This snow day video is brought to you by last year's Olathe Public Schools Foundation Taste of the Town event, where a package was purchased by one of our families to help announce today. Thank you to the two students who starred, wrote and directed this video... with a little help from Fred Weasley.🪄 To be clear, no decision has been made for tomorrow, Jan. 8. As a reminder, if school is in session as regularly scheduled there will be no email sent. Thank you to our hardworking district Operation Service Center employees and our SNOLATHE partners at the City of Olathe, Kansas for working hard to clear our parking lots, sidewalks and roads! #OPSMakeTodayCount

Olathe Public Schools

11,405 views • 1 year ago

Dear Retarded Leftist, For those who choose to stay ignorant and pretend Manhattan is all of NYC, here’s a reality check. The city is made up of five boroughs: Manhattan Brooklyn Queens The Bronx Staten Island Just because you see a photo of a clean street on the Upper East Side or the Lower West Side in Manhattan doesn’t mean the entire city was cleared of snow under Zohran Mamdani’s leadership. Residents in the other boroughs were and still are climbing over piles of snow just to get to and from work, school, or the grocery store. Even residents of Manhattan have to navigate slushy messes on the crosswalks. After Mamdani’s failed response to the first snowstorm, you can keep boot-licking all you want, it still won’t change the fact that large parts of this city were and still are left behind and ignored. I have good news, though. The warmer temperature will prevent him from being criticized further so he can look like a competent leader.
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Dear Retarded Leftist, For those who choose to stay ignorant and pretend Manhattan is all of NYC, here’s a reality check. The city is made up of five boroughs: Manhattan Brooklyn Queens The Bronx Staten Island Just because you see a photo of a clean street on the Upper East Side or the Lower West Side in Manhattan doesn’t mean the entire city was cleared of snow under Zohran Mamdani’s leadership. Residents in the other boroughs were and still are climbing over piles of snow just to get to and from work, school, or the grocery store. Even residents of Manhattan have to navigate slushy messes on the crosswalks. After Mamdani’s failed response to the first snowstorm, you can keep boot-licking all you want, it still won’t change the fact that large parts of this city were and still are left behind and ignored. I have good news, though. The warmer temperature will prevent him from being criticized further so he can look like a competent leader.

I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸

99,796 views • 5 months ago

Manhattan: East 60th Street & 2nd Avenue, New York City is freezing alive. While Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani Zohran Kwame Mamdani pretends everything is “under control,” homeless people are literally freezing for warmth over steam manholes for survival. Since the beginning of the snow storm, at least 14 people died from the cold. We are eight days after the blizzard, and the streets are still buried in snow and garbage is rotting in frozen piles. Sidewalks are impassable. Entire blocks look abandoned, like the city just… gave up. This isn’t a storm anymore. It’s neglect. And at the top? A mayor with no plan. “Mayor” Zohran Mamdani refuses to use every tool available, including NYPD NEWS support, because of ideological, defund-era fantasies. While he postures with his fake smile, agencies are drowning, workers are stretched thin, and people are literally freezing to death Read that again: People are dying of cold in Manhattan.
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Manhattan: East 60th Street & 2nd Avenue, New York City is freezing alive. While Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani Zohran Kwame Mamdani pretends everything is “under control,” homeless people are literally freezing for warmth over steam manholes for survival. Since the beginning of the snow storm, at least 14 people died from the cold. We are eight days after the blizzard, and the streets are still buried in snow and garbage is rotting in frozen piles. Sidewalks are impassable. Entire blocks look abandoned, like the city just… gave up. This isn’t a storm anymore. It’s neglect. And at the top? A mayor with no plan. “Mayor” Zohran Mamdani refuses to use every tool available, including NYPD NEWS support, because of ideological, defund-era fantasies. While he postures with his fake smile, agencies are drowning, workers are stretched thin, and people are literally freezing to death Read that again: People are dying of cold in Manhattan.

NYC Scoop

328,420 views • 6 months ago

Universal Ostrich Farms Update: We are still trying to get a headcount on the number of birds here, it is proving to be quite difficult. The family is quite concerned, as are supporters. The CFIA will not provide a headcount and are not being transparent with the family or the public. The RCMP have stated that they have begun in an investigation and that the investigation is ongoing but they are relying on information from CFIA for their investigation. I don't know if there are missing birds here, but I think that the truth matters and we are going to do our best to get to the bottom of it. More to come.
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Universal Ostrich Farms Update: We are still trying to get a headcount on the number of birds here, it is proving to be quite difficult. The family is quite concerned, as are supporters. The CFIA will not provide a headcount and are not being transparent with the family or the public. The RCMP have stated that they have begun in an investigation and that the investigation is ongoing but they are relying on information from CFIA for their investigation. I don't know if there are missing birds here, but I think that the truth matters and we are going to do our best to get to the bottom of it. More to come.

Dacey Media

14,410 views • 10 months ago

8AM STORM UPDATE | SNOW / RAIN MIX — BEST DYNAMICS LATE DAY Good morning! The storm is officially underway. Early this morning, expect a rain/snow mix, especially NYC and points south & east. At the onset, ground temperatures and low-level (2m) temps remain relatively warm, which will limit accumulation during the morning and early afternoon hours. We will see it go between rain/snow for a period of time in Long Island and NJ shore from the warm air transport off the ocean. ⏰ The real window to watch: late afternoon into the evening. This is when the atmosphere becomes more favorable for snow as stronger lift moves in and colder air gets pulled down to the surface. In many areas across NJ and Long Island, it may only take a few hours of moderate to heavy snow to reach 2–4" totals. ❄️ HRRR guidance continues to show dynamic snowfall rates developing later today as winds shift NE to N, helping lock colder air into the region. This supports a more efficient changeover from rain to snow and allows accumulations to happen quickly. 📍 Highest accumulation / BOOM potential: • NE New Jersey • South/Eastern CT • Just north & east of NYC, where snow banding and rapid dynamic cooling are most likely to occur and set up fastest I’ll break it all down on TV at 8AM with the latest timing and impacts on PIX11 News
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8AM STORM UPDATE | SNOW / RAIN MIX — BEST DYNAMICS LATE DAY Good morning! The storm is officially underway. Early this morning, expect a rain/snow mix, especially NYC and points south & east. At the onset, ground temperatures and low-level (2m) temps remain relatively warm, which will limit accumulation during the morning and early afternoon hours. We will see it go between rain/snow for a period of time in Long Island and NJ shore from the warm air transport off the ocean. ⏰ The real window to watch: late afternoon into the evening. This is when the atmosphere becomes more favorable for snow as stronger lift moves in and colder air gets pulled down to the surface. In many areas across NJ and Long Island, it may only take a few hours of moderate to heavy snow to reach 2–4" totals. ❄️ HRRR guidance continues to show dynamic snowfall rates developing later today as winds shift NE to N, helping lock colder air into the region. This supports a more efficient changeover from rain to snow and allows accumulations to happen quickly. 📍 Highest accumulation / BOOM potential: • NE New Jersey • South/Eastern CT • Just north & east of NYC, where snow banding and rapid dynamic cooling are most likely to occur and set up fastest I’ll break it all down on TV at 8AM with the latest timing and impacts on PIX11 News

Mike Masco

16,598 views • 6 months ago