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    I know the HIE was always there but Central Park seems to no longer be a good representation of the surrounding area.
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    Wow lol another storm where literally everywhere else north south east or west did better than NYC. I saw last night they were 37 when even Jersey shore was 34. Heat Island Effect strikes again!
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    Little Christmas miracle on the EURO. 1 to 3 inches, however, in any event not warm.
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    Thanks Don. I would imagine Boston must have a similar steak as the snow hole has basically been Philly to Boston.
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    Clippers are obviously no longer "extinct" lol. Where I live in coastal Connecticut clippers generally disappointed. Hopefully this one produces.
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    Central Park record may still stand which is incredible given literally all other areas have had a 4 inch snowfall in that time frame lol.
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    NWS currently has DC and surrounding areas around 2 inches. Just a little shift and we are in that.
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    Even if this occurs, why cant it change in 5 years? I forgot the MET who stated it, however the MET on this forum stated that the warm pool is sliding east slowly which should change things.
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    100% correct!!
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    Happened a LOT in the 80s. The worst was 1989. Coldest month in my lifetime and the one big storm was mainly rain. Back then cold dry/warm wet was EXPECTED.
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    Got this off a 2 second search. Can anyone validate? " Here are the approximate average seasonal snowfall amounts for Central Park across different periods: 1870-1900 average: 33 inches per year. 1901-1950 average: 29 inches per year. 1951-2000 average: 24 inches per year. 1991-2020 average: 25.1 inches per year (the current climate "normal"). 2001-2023 average: 31 inches per year. "
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    Thanks for this Don. It must have been even more common prior to 1970, as I believe 100% of the above average snowfall winters from 1970 to 1999 had at least one 8 inch snowfall.
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    Nice little early season snow event for North Carolina and Virginia. Wish it was here but happy for them.
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    Nice early snowfall for Norther North Carolina (for their standards of course). I cant recall an earlier snowfall down.
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    Plenty of extinct clippers on the guidance. If one digs enough we can get a light event.
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    That one and the Blizzard of 1978 were the two.
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    1989/1990 season is a good example. Record cold December followed be record warm January and February (snowy March). Today some sites are breaking 1989 records.
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    I have an opposite view of the 90s. Only 2 above average snowfall winters. Yeah more clippers then.
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    A few clippers will be around. Nothing big but more frequent. Hopefully we get something from them.
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    Even though I am not a fan of the cold, it was kind of nice to step out there. Was looking at 1989 (Albany and Binghamton records), no wonder that was so cold....
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    Nice little snow event in Virginia and the Delmarva.
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    I technically live in New England. However my climate is much closer to central park than Boston.
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    The Delmarva keeps raking.
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    Yup. 1955 to 1969 and 2000 through 2018 skewed perspective.
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