LibertyBell
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I hate how involved officials are in these games. Just let the players play. They're not brittle, so what if a WR or QB gets hit a little. That comes with the game.
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Thanks I'll look into this!
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YES!!!! and today will be warmer than forecast with all this sunshine
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My thermometer says it's almost 60 lmao but it shows how strong the sun is right now, I have it on the north side.
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Also the greatest cooks ;-) They made chicken soup by pouring water on chicken!
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Don I think temps will exceed expectations today. It was 47 when I woke up at 7 am and it's fully sunny already, it could get to mid 50s today
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It was amazing the difference between Manhattan and Brooklyn, starting in Brooklyn it was around a foot and in Queens and Nassau County too.
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Oh sorry I saw the 320 in there and thought that was number 1.
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DC Needs Miller A, those are my favorite too
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How are 1967, 1982 and 1994 on this list lol Granted 2002 is on this list twice so thats probably most likely
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I like it it reminds me of the Bat Signal!
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at least 2016 had the GOAT of all snowstorms
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Hopefully we get 02-03 next year with a nice high end moderate el nino That would make this year 01-02
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I think that snow season started later and lasted longer, we had a big March event too, the largest March event we've had in awhile (for here anyway.)
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With these projections I think we break the Jan 1932 records for highest avg Jan temp and also fewest number of 32 or lower lows and every day of the month will be above average.
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Thats the one I remembered from the 1780s! Wow, that was today?! I mentioned the cannon thing in a previous post. Please see if you can find the 100" snowfall seasons that happened in NYC and PHL back in the 1860s, 1840s, 1830s, and prior. I think either 1836 or 1838 (or both) were a couple of those years as well as 1867 and earlier in the 1800s, maybe 1804 or 1808 or both. Also ironic to see 2002 on here as this year reminds me of that one. Were those temps the highest we attained that entire month too?
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you're all forgetting about 2002-03 which was superior to all the others for longevity and largest snowfall also it was 2013-14 that had the rain mixes, 2014-15 was MUCH colder.
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02-03 rocked and was our last complete winter.
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I see 2019-20 isn't in the JFK list, so they must have had snow after Central Park that season?
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Nice, was 1972-73 also JFK's lowest recorded snowfall for the season, Chris? How much did they get? I take it 2019-20 had snow after NYC at JFK since it isn't in the snowless list? Do you have the record for most days in a row above normal and least 32 or below lows too? Is JFK on pace for those records too? Thanks!
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Tied with 1932! Let's go for that record! ;-)
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If it's going to be 2, might as well be -2 and make it really memorable.
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Roger there has to be some source for winter temps and snowfall prior to 1870, even going back to the 1700s. I think it would be fascinating to find out what our coldest actual temperatures were and what the actual highest snowfall was. What I've been able to piece together is the lowest temp ever record in the city was -16 (so very close to the February 1934 record) which was back in January somewhere in the 1780s. Cannons were dragged across the Hudson river and stores were set up in the middle of the river. Both NYC and PHL had winters with 100" of snowfall a few times during the 1800s, the latest was just before official recordkeeping began in the 1860s, but it also happened before that in the 1830s and 1840s and earlier.
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T as in Trace of snow lol. Or as I like to put it 0.T
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I like that your projection for the mean is rising ;-) I still think we will beat Jan 1932, and I really like the overnight mins to get us over the top. What was the high low split today Don?
