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  2. 3 airmasses in place right now. The wedge in the east, warm sector in SNE/CRV, and then the CAA moving south through upstate NY and VT.
  3. On Long Island rain changed to wet snow..no accumulation..Boston got 2 feet. For NYC metro it was a horrible winter.
  4. anyone see the cansips for winter lol
  5. Followup: -Fairbanks ended up with its coldest DJFM on record with it at -13.4, colder than the previous coldest of -13.0, set in 1965-6. -Fairbanks had its coldest March on record by a large margin, -9.0F. The prior coldest was -6.6F, set in 1959! -Anchorage had its coldest March on record with +13.4F. The prior coldest was +14.0, set in 1959. Fairbanks data: https://www.weather.gov/wrh/Climate?wfo=afg Anchorage data: https://www.weather.gov/wrh/Climate?wfo=afc
  6. Thank you. I have to fix the stuff on the RSI page to actually show all records I have. I downloaded our top 10 storms from dive in CSV format but git hub co-pilot wanted to just keep the 4 station theme going and I was in no mood to fix after 5 hours at 1:30am. Eventually I'll try to get all the storms I can between RSI and Cocorahs. All accumulation I have are from kmdt for most part due to them actually keeping track of snow there. Small airports don't really have a point person for that. Other than that I downloaded every single hourly and daily record I could from those 4 sites over the years. 500mb of csv files, thank God for paraquet formats. Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  7. WTF.....going to refrain from anything that could be conceived as political discourse, but I have my opinions as to whom the ire should be directed.
  8. Correct, nothing publicly available as far as I know
  9. 29 years ago today. I posted these updated maps a couple months ago when we were discussing this storm a lot. Here's the link to all the maps and other images related to the storm. Also have a few radar animations https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/apr-1-1997
  10. Ahh…good point. Forgot about the April fools thing today.
  11. I have noticed....so we don't have means to plot H5 beyond March 17, 2026 for now?
  12. Not a thing to worry about…take it to the bank.
  13. Holy cow, this is amazing! Thank you! This is a tremendous reference and just fun to read as well.
  14. The new Conventional Observation Reanalysis that’s supposed to replace it only has the raw data available (https://nomads.ncep.noaa.gov/pub/data/nccf/com/core/) which is annoying since I haven’t found any custom built code that plots it yet
  15. I finally finished cateloging all winter storms greater than 3" since 2000 till end of 2025 77 storms A bunch of other winter stuff is there too. I think it's a good start https://jns182wx.github.io/winter-weather/ Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  16. So overnight I kept getting push notifications from Carrot weather and The Weather Network that heavy rain was starting soon. Checked that I had the right location set on both as I have many saved locations with push notifications.
  17. Also, the afternoon/early evening observation time common at the cooperative sites in the earlier decades often tacks on an additional day at or above a threshold temperature to warm spells, since the set temperature for the following day would be only a little bit colder than the daily high.
  18. Yea, if you lived there during that storm, it was a hurricane. I dont care what the professionals refer to it as.
  19. There we go ... just busted 13 F in the last 25 minutes here.
  20. Where are we going for daily H5 charts now that this site is no longer updating? https://psl.noaa.gov/data/composites/day/ This site is fine for temps and precip. https://prism.oregonstate.edu/comparisons/anomalies.php
  21. Yeah I liked the old format much better-was more in depth-this version is "dumbed down"
  22. Probably historic charts intended as an April's Fool's homeage.
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