It's really weird to see the models bust so badly and not in the long range either. 5 days out they had a big arctic outbreak for Thursday and Friday and this event wasn't supposed to come in until Saturday. So we all thought the SE Ridge would wait until February 1st.
Wasn't there a snowstorm in April 1965 up here?
Note-- the following winter was a major el nino (1965-66) and late season blocking during la ninas is strongly linked to an el nino the following winter.
also, we must realize that for 85% of earth's history there was no ice at either pole.
Perhaps we will see an explosion of new life. We might return to what it was like during the Mesozoic.
It's actually rather ingenious. Nature creates its own micro environment.
PS-- did you ever read about how trees in the Amazon control their own rainfall?
I hope someone sues these people for damaging their cars.
The only thing that's going to stop those buffoons from putting out so much road salt is a big lawsuit.
And I'm here for it.
It was up to my first floor windows here! I remember when the storm resumed, with an offshore tornado and thundersleet!
It looked like the Poconos here with so much snow on the ground.
I suggest we use 60 years so all the airport data matches the data at the park. 60 years is enough, the climate in the early 1900s was radically differently, let alone anything before that.