https://www.wesh.com/article/mom-speaks-out-after-son-was-hit-by-a-drone-at-orlandos-holiday-show/63258505
Boy undergoes open heart surgery after being hit by drone at Orlando holiday show
I wonder what the exact figure is (not that it really matters).... for example in a La Nina winter what is the minimum amount of snow that has fallen in December that had at least 25" of snowfall?
Don did you hear about the drone accident in Orlando? a fleet of them crashed into each other and then landed on a 7 yr old boy and tore open his chest and burned his face. He needed open heart surgery.
Reading some of the old records, something like this happened during the late 1700s and 1800s at NYC and Philadelphia..... ones I remember reading about offhand that were like this were 1782-83, 1804-05, 1842-43, 1866-67 Snowcover from Thanksgiving through St Paddy's day and around 100 inches of snow in those winters for both cities.
We were so lucky to have experienced some awesome winters like that, not sure if we are going to have anything like 93-94, 95-96, 02-03, 09-10, 10-11, 13-14 and 14-15 again in our lifetimes.
I remember we had a severe weather outbreak with temps in the upper 60s and flooding with rapid snowmelt in the second half of January 1996. But the thaw was short maybe 2 weeks and then it was right back to very cold and snowy. February 1996 was the coldest month on record for many locations in the midwest.
so even up there, the coast in Iceland doesn't get much snow?
did you see any northern lights?
the display down here in October was absolutely historic!
You didn't do well in either the January 1996 blizzard or the big February 1996 snowstorm either, I take it?
It was one of our few wall to wall extremely cold and snowy winters.
I understand why counties in Florida and California are named Orange County-- they grow oranges there.
But why do we have an Orange County in New York or an Orange in New Jersey for that matter?
Do they grow oranges too??