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Extended summer stormlover74 future snow hole banter thread 23
LibertyBell replied to BxEngine's topic in New York City Metro
that's a really pretty scene in Fantasy 1 question for you Don.... when was the last time we saw snow dust (you know what I'm talking about-- the kind of fine crystalline snow dust that sparkles in the air even under clear skies?) Was February 2015 the last time that happened in the city or long island or anywhere nearby? -
and that season started off so cold we thought it would be a historic winter
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I'm pretty sure I am having really bad allergic attacks from the mold, mildew, whatever is roaming around in the air. And I'm not the only one, I called some friends and my sister and 3 out of 4 of them have been having bad headaches the last few days.
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February 1934 must have been one huge shock to the system, the greatest wintry month in the entire history of the region.
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anyone have any idea why the arctic air always seems to go on the other side of the globe? is it because Eurasia is a much larger land mass?
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Yes 1/20 is usually the point of inflection. I guess we could extend it to the end of January in terms of seeing something, but by then it really becomes a repeat of last winter.
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that makes it even more amazing that February 1934 may have been the greatest wintry month in the city's history.
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I just want it not to rain or to be cloudy. Starting next weekend looks like it should be good for that.
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I'm seriously thinking of bleaching my garage roof and everywhere else this ugly moss/mold/fungus growth is occurring. If you have any 2 week period of sunny weather coming, send it here, otherwise please invent a weather modification device to make it happen, Don.
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this is the most disgusting unhealthy weather I've ever experienced, warm and sunny is far preferable to this. I have moss, mold, fungus and some other stuff growing that needs to be bleached out of existence. My roof is green and so are the roofs of my neighbors.
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just get this ugly rain and foggy stuff out of here it makes me sick, I want unbroken sunshine for the next 2 weeks minimum
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fungus, mold and moss? sounds about right lol
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it's not the kind of warm I like-- warm and dry is far preferable to this, this is mostly wet and humid.
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No it really cant get any worse, we need weather modification asap, I would be fine with a device that sucked moisture into space and prevented systems from getting stuck in place.
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The weather is awful, we have fungus, mold, moss (my garage roof and my neighbor's roof and the house after that are turning green!), etc, growing everywhere and it's destroying my nose lol. Anything but rain, I dont care what the temperatures suck all the humidity and moisture into space I don't want it here.
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The weather is awful, we have fungus, mold, moss (my garage roof and my neighbor's roof and the house after that are turning green!), etc, growing everywhere and it's destroying my nose lol. Anything but rain, I dont care what the temperatures suck all the humidity and moisture into space I don't want it here. No it really cant get any worse, we need weather modification asap, I would be fine with a device that sucked moisture into space and prevented systems from getting stuck in place.
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close to new years?
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1980?
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wow look at the huge difference between JFK and Oceanside, you don't often see that.
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that was a very snowy winter though, at least the first half of it
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what really stands out is how many we got in the 00s decade-- although that one in Jan 2002 didn't do much here, there was a big snowstorm in the Carolinas
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It's more likely to be a one big storm winter, but in general this is correct.
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I like elegant better, but yes it means the same thing. The more variables you have, the more that can go wrong. Occam's Razor is backed up by Murphy's Law "What can go wrong will go wrong."
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also we can use ensembles when there's so many unknown variables, because ensembles can forecast trends, so rather than looking at it one dimensionally you can tweak the same model in different ways to see what outcomes are more likely than others.
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The question then becomes, should these tools actually be available to the general public?
