LibertyBell
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It's nice to keep it to -PNA because RNA is a biological term. Also -RNA sounds like a double negative, a -RNA would be a +PNA
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whats a motion photo? I clicked on it but nothing happened
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Today is the anniversary of the snowicane!
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Isn't there supposed to be a southern belt of snow too?
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fluffy enough to sleep on!
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Snow falling here now, BIG FLAKES!
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Thanks, Don!
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How high will this warmup peak at? So it's a 5 day warmup between the 5-10 and then colder again for the rest of the month?
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wow 1996 was the best all around winter. 3 snowstorms of 4 inches or more in March and 1 in April and single digits in March at NYC too!
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It's not going to rank on there because that table only covers DJF
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The green powdery stuff is already here, pollen season is here early
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Not only that I see green powder on garage roofs.....pollen season is here ;-)
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It was about that cold at the end of February 2015 too! Do you have data on when the last time was that March reached single digits here? Thanks! 2015 was close it was on February 28th!
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This is a lot like the 50s, usually when you have bad winters, March is the snowiest month. Simply because it didn't snow much in the other months and March has the confluence of both warm and cold nearby and loads of moisture laden spring systems. Plus add in the fact that a lot of our bad winters have a -PNA and that has much less of an effect in March.
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Crazy that it was this cold here in 1990 after 2 months of warmth and what happened in Mid March lol. Did NYC get into the single digits?
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Wow interesting that you mentioned Monroe County in PA for that 2010 storm. My house in PA is in Carbon County in the mountains near Jim Thorpe, they also had over 20"+ I think?
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I was reading earlier about whether or not the New York City snowfall record was going to stand from 1972-73. I want to say that if Central Park gets more than that, but JFK doesn't exceed their snowfall total from 1972-73 then this year should be considered the lowest New York City snowfall. JFK is part of New York City and way more people live near JFK than live near Central Park, so the record has more relevance if JFK gets it. Our total is officially 0.2 currently so let's see what we do, there's a good chance we won't get anything next week. If JFK sets their new record it should be the new record for the entire city.
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We've basically had 3 months of March
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I want to see how far south the snow actually gets down to the coast Blizzard warning so close to San Diego is crazy too
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sleet is 2:1 right? that means it would be less than an inch.
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I had to laugh, the Hollywood Sign beating us is the truest sign of a bad winter lol
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It would this season lol. We were wowed by 2-4 back in the mid 80s through early 90s too. 4 inches was like having a snow day.
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Thanks! a little better than I expected :-)
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ACY to ISP does better in la ninas 88-89 was another one like that
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February 2008?
