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Long range have the cold coming back around mid month . Its March so it shouldn't last long but that would be the last period to watch for a storm especially interior.

Just add some ice jams and it’s accurate

JFK Year Rank Snow (inches) 1995–1996 1 69.0 1960–1961 2 58.5 2002–2003 3 56.2 1977–1978 4 48.5 2009–2010 5 47.2 1966–1967 6 47.0 2013–2014 7 45.6 1993–1994 8 45.2 1948–1949 9 44.5 2025–2026 10 44.2 2014–2015 10 44.2 2010–2011 12 42.0 2015–2016 13 41.4 2003–2004 14 37.6 2004–2005 15 36.8 2017–2018 16 35.5 2020–2021 17 34.5 1963–1964 18 34.4 1959–1960 19 34.2 2000–2001 20 33.8

Watching it pour to my north last night and now to my south tonight. Only 0.50” here.

Looks like severe is about to get cranked up in a week or so .

I never even heard it raining all that hard. I was shocked to see my rain gauge but all the creeks were almost out of their banks .

Starting to see some daffodils poke up through the ground! Can’t wait for wildflower hike season.

Laguardia, NY Year Rank Snow (inches) 1995–1996 1 77.9 1947–1948 2 63.6 1993–1994 3 58.5 1960–1961 4 56.5 2014–2015 5 53.8 2013–2014 6 52.4 2010–2011 7 51.6 1957–1958 8 51.5 2002–2003 9 51.0 1948–1949 10 46.7 2003–2004 11 44.1 1977–1978 12 43.5 2025–2026 13 43.4 1966–1967 13 43.4 2000–2001 15 42.2 2009–2010 16 41.3 2004–2005 17 40.2 2017–2018 18 38.4 2005–2006 19 37.5 2015–2016 20 36.2

My part of western NJ is completely covered; albeit less of a pack, maybe 4”-6” at present.

Difference in 3K over NYS at 60 vs 12k is stark.

Time is just a construct of man.

List of NYC death bands in the last 50 years. I might be missing a few. 2/11/1983 2/10/1994 1/8/1996 2/16/1996 4/7/2003 2/12/2006 2/25/2010 12/26/2010 1/26/2011 11/7/2012 1/23/2016 2/23/2026

Newark: 1 - 1995–1996 - 78.4 2 - 1960–1961 - 73.5 3 - 1867–1868 - 72.8 4 - 1872–1873 - 71.7 5 - 1906–1907 - 70.2 6 - 2010–2011 - 68.2 7 - 1977–1978 - 64.9 8 - 1993–1994 - 64.5 9 - 1866–1867 - 63.5 10 - 1947–1948 - 61.6 11 - 2013–2014 - 61.1 12 - 1919–1920 - 60.6 13 - 1957–1958 - 58.3 14 - 1855–1856 - 57.8 15 - 1922–1923 - 57.4 16 - 1966–1967 - 57.3 17 - 1874–1875 - 56.5 18 - 1915–1916 - 56.2 19 - 1904–1905 - 55.1 20 - 2025–2026 - 54.4 21 - 2002–2003 - 53.1 22 - 1892–1893 - 52.8 23 - 1856–1857 - 52.0 24 - 1916–1917 - 50.1 25 - 1861–1862 - 50.1

The 1996 record high of 60 is interesting because depending on one’s location up to another two feet of snow was yet to fall before that winter was done. The 1990 record lows are interesting because that was in that otherwise terribly warm January / February in a winter that turned on a dime for the worst after a frigid December.

Yeah quite the shift from 18z!

We built a new insulated coop with a solar door leading to a hoop coop that is covered during the winter. So far so good

Significant Stratosphere Warming event to occur in early March. Does a March SSW precede a later-in-the-year El Nino? No.

Torch!

Today's split EWR: 48 /32 (+2) NYC: 49/ 38 (+7)

Ryan Hanrahan posted this of a guy from Narragansett if that isn't enough proof...

NAM backed off at 0z. Significantly

What did you get? I heard it ripped for 3 hours

Confirmation bias, one of the most common logical fallacies and *rife* in society, as has always been, but the age of information overload has exacerbated it.

dont buy what these models say