Photo: Scott Eisen (Getty Images) Like most New Yorkers, I woke up this morning to lift my blind and see if the snow forecast had busted or not. Unlike in recent years, the reveal did not disappoint. Advertisement Outside my window, snow was piled on the scaffolding that workers put up to do facade work. The piles of black garbage bags full of building detritus were barely peeking out, jagged black edges jutting through pillows of white. It’s been a hot minute since a good snowstorm in the city. With 10 inches (25 centimeters) of snow on the ground in Central Park as of 7 a.m. on Thursday, ...