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I have a feeling a few local growers won't be recovering. Put this loss on top of the hike in insect disease and pest management over the last few years, it gives these guys a lot to think about.

NYC was very close to JFK and LGA in staying under 50”. So even if there was a small under-measurement, it would have been closer to 45” and not 50”. For NYC along with JFK and LGA they need a winter average temperature near 32.0° or lower just to have a chance at a 50” season. While it’s necessary, it’s not always sufficient. That’s what happened this season. ISP was able to have a 50”+season in 2017-2018 without NYC, JFK, and LGA averaging near freezing. Same for EWR coming closer to 50” in 2020-2021 than other local stations during another milder than average winter. ISP and EWR tend to get heavier snowfall totals than NYC, JFK and LGA, due to the best banding often setting up just west of the Hudson and out across Long Island. It’s on rare occasions like January 2016 and February 2006 that the jackpot band sets up directly over or near NYC, JFK, and LGA. So this was the first winter in 11 years that NYC averaged near 32° as the winters have warmed so much after the 2015-2016 global temperature baseline jump. It’s uncertain when the next one will occur. NY LAGUARDIA AIRPORT WBAN 45.6 CT GUILFORD CENTER 2.7 WSW CoCoRaHS 45.5 NY JFK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WBAN 45.4 NY AMITYVILLE 0.6 NNE CoCoRaHS 45.4 NY BELLMORE 0.9 SSE CoCoRaHS 45.1 NJ WEST MILFORD TWP 2.5 SSE CoCoRaHS 45.0 NJ PALISADES PARK 0.2 WNW CoCoRaHS 44.9 NJ NEW PROVIDENCE 0.8 ESE CoCoRaHS 44.8 CT MYSTIC 0.9 W CoCoRaHS 43.9 NY NY CITY CENTRAL PARK WBAN 43.4 NY CORNWALL ON HUDSON 0.6 NNW CoCoRaHS 43.1 NY LINDENHURST 1.0 NE CoCoRaHS 43.1

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Euro, UK, and AIFS all south. RDPS was pretty south too

Yes, it is.And it's such a tough time already for everyone. I'm not sure about them specifically, but crop damage is still rolling in as of today. Just found out that strawberries took a huge hit.I thought that they'd be okay.

lol okay so a 12 month sample makes you question "why such a small sample size?" But a 52 day sample size is clearly good enough for you to post Explain this to me. Why is a 52 day data set better than a 12 month one?

Guess Euro was exception. GFS ICON CMC and mesos all went NW from what I could tell

You sure about that?

lol your talking points ran in a circle and immediately go back to my entire point of that whole post.

Fortunately we have leadership and the people coming around to the climate grifts that have been taking place with folks like Al Gore...but c'mon chesco don't be a denier - there is clear scientific consensus - you know that 97% consensus story - LOL!!!!

Clifton, NJ .57 event. 2.77" for April 65% of normal. 12.0" year to date - 75% of normal.

LOL!!! OMG 131 years of history....what was the average temperature to the nearest 1c in Omaha NE in April 1779?? ridiculous cherry picking of small data history!

Every model ticked NW a bit at 12z. Christ I feel like I’m tracking a snow, not 3/4” of cold may rain

EWR cleared 50". Central park had some dubious measurements, especially with the December storms, and they stopped measuring after 9 am during the February KU when some of the heaviest rates of the storm occured... Wouldn't be surprised if they also easily cleared 50" of snow.

Meh...fitting end to "Napril". Onward and upward to warmer May weather.

My only ask at this point is that can we please warm up Memorial Day week?

charts! lol

First weekend of May looking wetter?

Saturday looking crappy now

0.43" yesterday to bring April's total to 1.93"

Lol remember this. I wonder what's happened with the national temperatures since this poi- Oh, the warmest such 12 months on record for the CONUS. So the 58th coldest Jan-Feb on record (what Chesco so happily posted last year with his above chart) got pretty gleeful coverage from him, but the warmest 12 month stretch for the US gets nothing. I wonder why?

Even if a 97-98 SSTA replica was on the way, I would still predict a pacific jet dominated winter with potential for 1-2 big coastal or SE snowstorms later in the winter. These are individual big ticket events that cannot be predicted months, or even several weeks in advance.

Lol the tried and tested method of taking non-scientist rhetoric and making it seem like the consensus. Oh well, that line of thinking will die out with your generation. For now, we live in a world where that kind of distortion doesn't change reality.