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Yeah, I'd like another 30 mile buffer zone. -
Philly goes from 3 inches to 13 in one 6 hour run? That's to unstable for my liking, plus I hate this south trend, enough LOL.
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F that, from 13 inches to 6 in one run. I think it's time to take a break from model watching. This south trend has to end. Hopefully the 12z's bring back some sanity.
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Cuts down totals for everyone except those on northern fringe.
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Enough with the south trend, let's put this back in reverse starting now.
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Yep this is the model I'm going with. The 5 year old with crayons usually is the first to nail these setups.
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How about 45 mile north with that 12 spot in Orange County. The fascination with people on this board with Boston still amazes me. So you'd rather drive 200 miles to get less snow than 45 miles to get more snow in your own backyard. The majority on this forum seem to think that way. I don't get it. It's like the HV past Rockland and Westchester doesn't exist. Weird.
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He still doesn't seem to grasp that 40 to 50 miles north of him gets more snow than many places in southern New England and it's colder here too. The fascination with SNE has always concerned me LOL.
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We were getting a lot more than the coast in the 80's and 90's but mostly below normal it's all relative The difference in 2000 to 2018 is when we were racking up 60 to 80 inch winters. Lots of places near the coast were getting 50-70. that was not normal, but it was fun for everyone while it lasted.
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That's a lot of uncertainty there. Not doing any victory dances in Orange County yet.
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I get you guys on the coast have had it the worst but 45 miles NNW of NYC I had 14 inches in January as did most north and west of me. And yes it's still a horrible winter although January was a C- it would have been a B if it wasn't so damn mild which seems to be the new norm.
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Where in Georgia? My parents, one sibling and oldest son are in Alpharetta, Canton and Jasper all north of Atlanta. Beautiful area.
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If you remember several years ago in 2012, Chicago had a run of ten days in a row over 80 in mid March. It really messed with their flowering trees. https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/chicago/news/warmest-march-on-record-2012-record-temperatures-80s/
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Don't underestimate it, 2024 will be the year of the ICON.
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Why is it that everyone in New York always seems to look to New England as the snow paradise when we have the entire Adirondack region with higher peaks, cold as or colder winters and as much snow if not more so? Not a skier so curious why that seems to be the case.
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It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
CPcantmeasuresnow replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
The epitome of a kick in the ass. -
It has been one of the main culprits of our recent lousy winters. Wish we could drain it like a swimming pool.
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As the saying goes even a broken clock is right twice a day. Keep saying the same thing and eventually they'll be right.
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The big change always at least 15 days away, so when they're wrong people will have forgotten and if by chance he's right, will never hear the end of it.
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Got 0.7 inches overnight mostly this morning when nothing showed on radar. Anyone else get that? Usually don't se a prolonged period of moderate snow with nothing on the radar.
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Did get to 9 one morning here and I'm only 50 miles north of midtown. With last nights 0.7 inches I now have 14.5 inches on the season most of it from the January 7 storm With that said Overall this winter blows, again.
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0.7 inches of snow overnight bringing the storm total to 0.7 inches. Better than nothing and at a least it's semi white outside. 14.5 inches for the month so overall not bad except for the usual +3 temperatures for the month.
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Down to 31.6 and looks like the precip is about to shutoff and move north of me. What a super event it was.
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I never said it would have any effect on snowfall one way or the other. If you're just in it for above average snowfall with above average temperatures we've had several in the 2001-2023 period. I happen to enjoy winters with sustained snow cover and that's almost non existent along the coast and becoming less frequent even 50 miles north of NYC where I reside. That's my frustration with our new climate.
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Exactly. Add in month after month of plus 5 vs the new inflated averages of 1991-2020. Take these months we're having against the averages from 1951-1980 and they're plus 7'a and 8's.
