Don as far as I'm concerned it's tied the record at NYC too, 0.58 and 0.61 both round to 0.6, so it's practically the same (plus it's within the margin of error, not sure how accurate measurements to a hundredth of an inch are.)
I assume you mean 07-08? Even 07-08 was far better than this winter.... remember late in February we had an SWFE that gave us 6-8 inches of snow (even here on the south shore.)
give me the hit over the other outcomes, those other outcomes only work when the bases are loaded or if there is a runner on third (in the case of passed ball, wild pitch and balk.)
damn fly on the cake. it does look like the real rain is going both south and north of us and the heaviest rain will be after midnight.
you can be damn sure if it we were cold enough to get snow, this would have been a virga storm.
By the way, January should not have 31 days (February should have more days to even out the months.) The first four months should have 30 days each.
actually we did, one in December and one in January. Central Park measurements are inaccurate, so go by the airports. Both LGA and JFK have had 2 such storms.
that first one was such a busted forecast, we were supposed to get 6-8 inches. Atlantic City got 19 inches we just got overcast skies.
in la ninas with a southeast ridge you don't expect a virga storm.