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I was fooling around with Flightaware this morning and generally by this time even on a Sunday morning the N.E is a blanket of red and the North East to Florida routes are a line of red. Check it out this morning because of the storm.
http://www.nycaviation.com/hosting/map1abc.jpg
All I've heard as of yet are that EWR and LGA are both closed and all DL ops out of LGA/JFK are cancelled.
PLUS
NYC's plows have been taken off the roads because the snow is coming down too fast for them to handle.
Here in S. Westchester I already have 19 inches in my yard and the final total is supposed to level out between 22-24 inches. Oy vey!
22.8 inches already at Central Park.
The weather is insane.
Once thigns reopen, keep a lookout for some nice equipment subs.
woke up this morning about 0500 to call out from work and let the dog out to take his walk. i stood in the foyer and let him do what he needed to do. as soon as he got down the stairs he was up to his head in the soft stuff, took me forever to get him back inside after that. just so you all know, he's a 150lb rottweiler.
had to shovel my house out twice, same for my parents house which tok about an hour per house each time. have yet to look at the garages around the corner, digging both of those out is going to be fun. just glad i wasn't at work!!
heh I'm flying up to LGA tomorrow (Monday) night on AA 4735...think I'll feel any effects from today's cancellations?
I was looking forward to a nice boss-free day tomorrow because he was meant to fly to Houston this morning. :(
You most certainly will.Quote:
Originally Posted by RDU-JFK
Possible equipment subs to look for at LGA:
- ATA 757 (-200 or -300)
- AC 767 (new colors maybe!)
- AA 767
- UA 767
- DL 767-400
Any others?
Officially biggest storm in NYC history: 26.9 inches at Central Park.
Yeah, I saw that. It should really go down with an asterisk though. Alot of the city got around 30 inches without drifts on the blizzard we had in 98 or whatever year it was...Quote:
Originally Posted by GothamSpotter
Phil. the UA subs are pretty unlikely based on past experience, but AA and AC 67's seem likely as does ATA 57's. They where already showing one on Sunday morning on flightaware before LGA closed. Even Donald Trump was affected, a flightplan for MRY-LGA was filed for a mid-afternoon LGA arrival, then cancelled. now showing a planed 0130 lcl arrival at JFK later tonight ! I wish I where working in the morning, might go in a little early for photos, otherwise I start at 1300 and hoping for some interesting photo ops although I am sure I will be quite busy at work, I stayed home today.
Cheers
LGA777
Hey guys,
here's how your snowstorm in NYC affected us down here in D.C...
1) http://i.pbase.com/o4/07/639107/1/56025320.A343SAA1.jpg
2) http://i.pbase.com/o4/07/639107/1/56024042.B762MXJ1.jpg
3) http://i.pbase.com/o4/07/639107/1/56023884.B773ANA1.jpg
4) http://i.pbase.com/o4/07/639107/1/56024174.A332KLM3.jpg
First three were diverts, last one was a rare departure. :)
Regards,
-Omar S.
Nice Omar, sounds like you had some fun down there today while we were all digging out.
Nice catch's Omar, glad you where able to get to the airport !
Now for the LGA equipment subs, as of 1010A Monday morning all I have found are one ATA 752, 1 AC 762 and 3 AC 321's, possibly one DL 763, no biggie there. As of 0900 lcl 13-31 was still closed, up and down 22, as of 1010 LCL, 13-31 now open, land 22, depart 31 ! I'll be in at 1300 lcl.
Cheers
LGA777
http://home.comcast.net/~stuo/TWC/Feb12_eye_1245z.jpg
The storm was so powerful it actually formed a hurricane-like eye. This has happened in nor'easters before but it is extremely rare. Also, the radar echoes in the heaviest band of snow were similar to those seen in summer thunderstorms but almost never during winter weather.
Just got home from a pretty bad day at LGA, here is the equipment sub recap for Monday 2-13 at LGA.
Air Canada, 4 A-321's plus a 762 twice (Ship 619, old colors)
ATA, 752 twice, N514TZ, Palm tree scheme.
that's all I saw folks, a little dissapointing, I sure am glad most of my day's at work don't normally go like that, it was a doosy !
Cheers
LGA777
Down here in Washington, some very heavy banding developed, leading to some very localized places of high accumulation. In Washington itself, we got 8-10", but just 20 miles north of here, in Columbia, 21" were reported. I also saw thundersnow for the first time - it happened twice during the overnight, once at about 0145, and once again just after 0300.