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LibertyBell

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  1. Would you say this was the modern day version of the Blizzard of 1888 but further east? We got a mix of rain and snow here which is weird with heavy snow to the east-- you'd expect the heavy snow to be to the west if it was not all snow here.
  2. Would you say the week of 1/22-29 is going to be the coldest of the season, even moreso than any future cold that might come in February?
  3. I do that too lol, there's just too much information to ingest than just reading everything and then replying.
  4. Is super an official designation? I'm not aware of that if it is.
  5. Might be more like 2010 for the spring and summer based on the magnitude of the change.
  6. Chris, it was basically a glorified lake effect belt kind of storm. Outside of a very narrow area, no one got exceptionally high snowfall in that storm and it didn't make it anywhere near the top of the NESIS list.
  7. We also saw this time and again in the 80s and early 90s, storms which were progged to be 1-3" type deals for the city and long island ended up being more like T-1". For a storm to overperform there has to be colder air and it's more likely to happen later in the season when the ocean is colder. There is a reason why overperforming storms usually happen in the latter half of February as opposed to right now.
  8. January 2016 was better though it was a bonafide Cat 5 storm.
  9. It's quite possible the snowless streak will not be broken. We need 1.0" in one calendar day and it might be possible, or even likely, that does not happen.
  10. I didn't feel anything here in SW Nassau County. The August 2011 earthquake before Irene was much stronger and it was centered in the SE.
  11. This is what happens when a person with bad eyesight (computer model) tries to thread a needle. First it misses to the right, and then it misses to the left...... if it ever does thread the needle it's purely because of dumb luck lol.
  12. It depends, an east wind will turn the island to rain in February too, this particular track isn't conducive to snow here, but then you have something like the Millenium storm which was all snow here in SW Nassau in late December, even Long Beach was all snow.
  13. what causes the AO and NAO to decouple? I've noticed we've seen this a lot in the last few winters.
  14. They just listed this as NYC's last 10 inch snowstorm on TWC.
  15. Yes that was another hugger that dumped a lot of snow at the coast-- they are rare but they happen!
  16. yes it was great even on the western part of the south shore just like March 1888 was! why can't all our huggers be just like this?
  17. SW Nassau was a great place to be for this, even near Long Beach! Why can't all our huggers be like this?
  18. wow you'd think that a month which averaged a -AO would be much colder than it actually was. How negative was the NAO, Don?
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