LibertyBell
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there were some very underrated winters back then that should be mentioned more often 1977-78 everyone knows about 1981-82 below 0 and two major snowstorms, one in April. 1982-83 had the big HECS of the decade 1986-87 multiple major snowstorms 1987-88 snowy first half of winter 1991-92 multiple major snowstorms -
1977-78 really stands out in that time period. And so does 1982-83, so you really want a moderate or strong el nino.
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Our snowy pattern began in 2002-03, what was our snowfall average from 02-03 through 17-18, Chris? And how many years in that period did we average between 20-30 inches of snow?
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Probably Atlantic City too then.
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Unfortunately nature loves to repeat herself as far as weather patterns are concerned.
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whats causing all this? Fukushima dumpage of nuclear waste into the Pacific done rather stupidly by Japan?
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you have to learn about significant digits, round everything to the nearest tenth lol.
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this was a rain changed to snow storm very high snowfall rates!
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But does it mean that climate change affects NYC more than it does DC or Baltimore in terms of snowfall because NYC is closer to the ocean?
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DC and Baltimore seem to be fine without them. The question is why is New York City (at a higher latitude) so dependent on them?
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It's very difficult to get above normal snowfall without a 4 inch snowstorm. Unless there is a very minor event in October, November, April or May that is.
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The only goals for this winter should be 1) get NYC their first 4 inch snowfall in years 2) get all local stations over 20 inches of snowfall 1 is more likely than 2, but it's possible we might get neither.
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
Using the word *alarmist* is particularly amusing, especially since it assumes it's something really bad. It's not, this is going to be the ultimate check on humanity and control its excesses. -
Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
humanity is an unsustainable species nature provides the corrective factor. -
JFK and those of us on the south shore could get 4" with high ratios.
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I think somewhere around Oyster Bay to Glen Cove to Roslyn to Manhasset to Great Neck would be the ideal place to live for snowfall + commute. The hills up there are truly amazing and it's less than an hour from there into the city. Some of the nicest houses on Long Island too.
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Using the February 1994 analogy again a few days after the second storm, there was a storm progged to be a cutter going to Buffalo, but it trended southward in time plus the snowcover made the surface air colder and we ended up getting mostly ZR.
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Trust me it's way better than the south shore of Nassau County, where it was 3 hours a day commuting because of poor placement of highways (and still over 2 hours using mass transit.)
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Sorry yeah, 30 min to Huntington and then 1 hour to Penn. Huntington and Babylon are both about the same distance from Penn (one hour). I used to go to Penn from both. It was awesome taking a one hour nap on the train and wake up at Penn lol.
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Port Jefferson is a good place to be if you want to get into the city. You can get to the city from there in about an hour on the LIRR. Further east it's too much of a hassle.
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It's not a big move. Smithtown, Port Jefferson or Mt Sinai might be even better.
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I do love the longer days.
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This next storm will likely get JFK to double digits. What was JFK's total for last season, Don? I want to see how close we are to it.
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This could be your big storm of the season. I think we just had ours and might not get another 3 incher this season, we'll see.
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It begins March 1st really. This pertains to urban areas. It's when the sun heats the concrete and asphalt enough that big snow accumulations (10 inches and higher) become less likely. We have had a 20 incher as late as the end of February but have not had a double digit snowfall in March in the urban areas. Thus, sun angle.
