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    1970 through 1999 I would have considered a large event.
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    Interesting look on the ensembles for the holiday period. Big ridge just to the west with blocking to our north and normal temps. Not sure if this is a good overruning look or a shredder look.
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    It goes to show that not all good periods produce. I know I have said this at nauseum however this was the norm from 1970 through 1999.
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    Last night they were at 37 when north central jersey shore and long Island locations were 34. The HIE has gotten too warm.
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    Can't use central park anymore IMO as a benchmark.
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    100% unfortunately people (u know who) will use this as "the new norm" for our area lol.
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    Agreed. I have finally made a decision to stop tracking the record and using central park as a historical benchmark. Now I have to find a replacement.
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    Why? Its not worth tracking central park accumulations anymore. It no longer holds any relevance to historical data.
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    Yeah at this point even the record we have been tracking is completely useless. I bet barges off the coast have more accumulation lol.
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    I think at this point its useless to use the central park measurement a a representation of our area. Major issue from a historical perspective.
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    What I hate is my whole life central park was the basic representative of the general area both recent and historical. However at this point it has no relevance for any of the tri state area. North South East or west.
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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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