Here Comes a Nor'easter!

2007_12_noreaster.jpgIt looks like another storm system is headed our way, this time in the form of a Nor'easter bringing snow, rain and sleet. This time around, weather forecasts are calling for 1-2 inches of snow in the city starting as early as this evening. The snow will be followed by periods of freezing rain, rain, and sleet. The storm could bring much more snow for the rest of the tri-state area. Tomorrow's weather looks to be a steady diet of precipitation for the whole day with winds and temperatures in the 40s.

Just this past week, the city was supposed to get 2-4" of snow, but it was merely a dusting of the powdered stuff with rain and freezing rain. That didn't stop the TV stations from covering the potential storm extensively.

Nor'Easter graphic from WNBC

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sleet.
big deal.
tell us when the heavy snow is here.
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edEx is right... big deal. this "the big snow is coming, the big snow is coming" thin is starting to get a little chicken little-like.

Wake me when the real snow falls.

Covering weather is lazy journalism.
No investigations needed, no chasing down sources, no real work.
Just drive out to someplace in the northern suburbs that always gets snow, the usual DOT yards with salt, and report the obvious!
I am firmly convinced that part of the overkill of weather coverage is due to the fact that WABC and WCBS have some management that came from a weather obsessive market that we shall for sake of argument call Bolarisland.

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