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January 2020 General Discussions & Observations Thread
Stormlover74 replied to Rtd208's topic in New York City Metro
Coming down at a good clip. Dusting -
Easier to see them
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Yeah the euro had a 'mother of god' run midweek that had 2 to 3 feet from DC to Boston and everyone went crazy
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I think at one point the euro was alone showing a huge hit then every model lost it for a couple days
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I seriously dont remember being that optimistic though. I gave up around the 22nd
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Wow who knew I was so wise
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12/30/00 saw sharp cutoffs but some places picked up 2 feet in 9 or 10 hours. I dont recall alot of wind but certainly rates of 2 to 4" an hour would seem blizzard like either way. 2-5-01 was a heavy wet disaster of a storm that hit during rush hour crushing areas just inland
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Caribou has a much longer, harsher winter though it would be ideal If you hate hot summers
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About the same. The sound of large branches cracking was eerie
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8 years ago today
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I remember when I was 4 we had what was left of hurricane David in 1979. I'm not sure I knew what a hurricane was or why we would name them but I could see the rain blowing down the street sideways and the man on the radio saying to stay away from the windows
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March 2010 was probably more intense
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We hadn't had a nor'Easter like that in at least a decade
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Have to use tapatalk
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That would've been the morning low though. Still made it up to upper 70s low 80s that day though would've been a bit cool by fireworks time
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It was a really tough forecast as closer to the city it was rain until late in the day. We kept going back and forth but I don't think they expected 8-12" to pile up in about 6 hours. Kinda similar to the November storm we just had
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I got stuck in that one, took 5 hours to drive 15 miles (parsippany to Montclair). It was a rain snow mix and then just turned to heavy wet snow and started piling up around 3pm And that was before gps and I didn't even have a cell phone yet
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108 degree heat in July, 18" of rain in August, Irene flooding and tree damage, October snowstorm and tree damage. March 9 degrees above average.
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I didn't know this happened during the 83 blizzard: February 11, 1983: Bulk carrier Marine Electric sinks in a savage winter storm, killing 31 of its 34 crew members. In their search for answers, investigators discover that dozens of other carriers are also at risk. Watch Disasters at Sea: Deadly Neglect, premiering Sunday at 9PM. http://bit.ly/2C5FMxW
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Also for those not familiar Ray's winter storm archive is a good resource though he stopped in 2013 http://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather
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Yeah South Jersey didn't get much
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gfs from 18z christmas day
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I think that was when the storm was over
