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  1. WarrenCtyWx
    Do you have a recollection of the winters of 1960-61 and 1966-67 by any chance? Those are two winters that have always fascinated me by looking at the stats.
  2. WarrenCtyWx
    Thank you! Highly appreciated.
  3. WarrenCtyWx
    I'm in Western Jersey, and trying to locate the radar online, and I'm not having any luck. Would love a link to it if possible.
  4. WarrenCtyWx
    Can someone post or link the radar that indicates precipitation type?
  5. WarrenCtyWx
    In addition to December 2015, I think March 2012 should definitely be a contender for the most absurd blowtorch of a month on a grand scale, even though the most absurd departures were in the Midwest.
  6. WarrenCtyWx
    January wasn't that far from normal IIRC. December was a horrendous torch, however.
  7. WarrenCtyWx
    Not with a cold enough air mass....
  8. WarrenCtyWx
    1931-1932 and January 1950 were incredibly warm as well.
  9. WarrenCtyWx
    Is there a northernmost point that we can consider to be part of the Metro area?
  10. WarrenCtyWx
    Though far from unusual, I hate going into mid January without at least a high end advisory event.
  11. WarrenCtyWx
    Maybe PD2?
  12. WarrenCtyWx
    I think January 1932 had to have been close, at least for its time. Its departure from the long-term average is +11.2.
  13. WarrenCtyWx
    Where exactly is this historic warmth that I keep hearing about in the main thread? It looks as though one or two days may reach 50 in the next week or so, but that isn't really comparable to March 2012 or December 2015 in terms of anomalies. It is early though.
  14. WarrenCtyWx
    A lot of those 80s winters were actually pretty cold as well, namely 80-81, 81-82, 83-84, January 1985 and 85-86. Some of the arctic outbreaks during those years were historic, in fact. Yet snowfall was consistently poor to mediocre regardless.
  15. WarrenCtyWx
    I was 7 years old during the winter of 2000-01, and have a vague recollection of blizzard conditions during a certain storm. It was either 12/30/00, or 2/5/01. The former had a very sharp cutoff just to my west.
  16. WarrenCtyWx
    I...I really hope that map is exaggerated. Up to an inch of ice would be utterly devastating.
  17. WarrenCtyWx
    Was under a winter storm warning for 8-12.” The end result was ~2.” I’m actually in remarkably good spirits considering the fail. It could be because I was never that enthusiastic about this storm to begin with.
  18. WarrenCtyWx
    This hasn't been that impressive even in Northern Warren County, NJ. I've never been a fan of these types of systems. I would much rather have either a Miller A event or even an overrunning/SWFE with mixing, where at least a substantial amount of QPF is likely. I don't know the reasoning as to why models tend to overdo precipitation amounts on the south and west side of Miller B type storms, even if this current storm doesn't technically meet that classification.
  19. WarrenCtyWx
    I would love to see a snowfall distribution like the March 1960 storm. Huge area of 10"+ from Central Pa to Eastern LI and up into SNE. Also a decent storm in the Mid Atlantic. We also had January - like temperatures during the first few weeks of the month, with highs generally around freezing or below. That was a pretty huge anomaly.
  20. WarrenCtyWx
    I'm wondering how much of an effect this warm up will have on the final November temperature departure.
  21. WarrenCtyWx
    And only one after the winter of 1966-67 and before 1993-94, which boggles my mind.
  22. WarrenCtyWx
    In the midst of today's rain, I noticed that ABE hasn't had a daily negative temperature departure of even -8 or greater since May 13! We're definitely overdue for an unseasonably colder air mass.
  23. WarrenCtyWx
    02-03, 03-04 and 10-11 were pretty cold as well though.
  24. WarrenCtyWx
    November 29
  25. WarrenCtyWx
    No. It just seems as if this period has been especially warm, particularly compared to say, our recent Marches.
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