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The all time Florida snowfall record has been broken.
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Just saw on TWC that 2.5 Officially fell in Houston. Also stated that the Florida state snowfall record is 4 inches. Could be surpassed. Absolutely historic.
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Wild timeframe with Sandy, this October snowstorm and eventually NEMO.
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Goes to show that higher temps do not have to lead to lower snowfall (total accumulation not # of events). Also helps to have the winds pushing offshore.
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TWC listed a report of 4 inches from Houston. Not sure if it's the official measurement for the City.
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TWC listed Houston report of 4 inches. Not sure if it was official for the city.
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If I were a betting man, I would wager we see a 10 plus in the next few years. Time an Arctic plunge with the warmer water temps and boom.
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And 93 was barely. 2017 was within 2.5 inches I believe.
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Yeah I remember that frontal passage storm and channel 11 news saying it was a 1, 2 punch the first storm gave 2 in and the second storm we're supposed to give 4 and then we ended up with 8. Regarding your second point of only two 8 inch storms, this is the reason the last 6 years have not shaken me, as I lived through the 80s and 90s. To me this feels like a repeat/nostalgia with regards to snowfall LOL.
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Where were you able to harvest this information? I have just been using the national weather service information.
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I was looking for some statistics but can't find it. I would have to imagine if it had something to do with ocean temperatures then this would always be the case as the water temperatures are always warmer than land.
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This is directly from the national weather service. If you have a different list perhaps you can email them? Would be better if they are accurate.
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I really hope not. I would not take that trade.
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It's a good question that I do not know the answer to.
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Still looking like we could be in the colder phases of the mjo by mid-February. Of course as we've seen below average temperatures does not guarantee snowfall.
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5 degrees in Easton CT. One thing for sure is this is great snowmaking weather for the ski resorts.
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Here are the total of foot plus storms for Central Park....odd does not always match a KU for Central Park like 87.
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For reference here are the 70s 80s and 90s for this audience and the snow totals for Central Park on the right.
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Would still be a blizzard as a blizzard warning has to do with wind and a period of 3 hours of heavy snow I believe.
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First blizzard warning ever in Louisiana.
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Looks like we would be heading into the colder phases of the mjo in mid-February so likely another period from mid February onward for cold air conditions.
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Wasn't 96-97 and 11 12 El ninos? I believe each had the Gulf of Alaska trough which flooded Canada.
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In my opinion we will have to wait until the second half of February when the mjo is back in the colder phases (not ruling out something before then).
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I'm starting 1970/71 as 69 was the last KU year I believe. The first 6 years of the 70s had two mid-range Winters. So far we've had one from 18/19 to now. A drop but not much yet. This year will likely be another sub mid range year, however we have more than 2 months left to go to get another 15.
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Actually made a mistake. We are a little over 15-inch average for both the last 6 years and the first 6 years of the 1970s. So our snowfall is 100% aligned with a 1970s so far.
