LibertyBell

Yep, those were the big ones and we appreciated them more because they were so rare.

Mice? We feed the cats outside to keep the mouse away 4 inches of snow would be a big deal this year like it was in the 80s and 90s.

Yeah fishing is quickly becoming an endangered industry.....overconsumption does that.

There were a few seen in Brooklyn near Greenpoint too. They're cute and highly intelligent so enjoy them while they're here. I was posting pictures of the parrots that have been nesting near my house lol. You can go swimming with the dolphins without ever leaving NYC now lol. Even in January.

We don't live far enough north not to get shut out at some point. This area isn't really the place to be if you want consistent snowfall, you need to be in the mountains and/or farther north (Boston to Albany at least.)

In my experience these "snow to rain" scenarios change to rain much more quickly than expected (with the notable exception of 1993-94 and this is not that kind of winter) and this is also coming in the middle of the day so I would expect a T at best before changing to rain.

What was going on in 1871 that they didn't even see a trace by 1/20 back then? Or did they not record traces back then?

It's weird that there aren't more Januarys in the top 10 after 2000....January has been relatively untouched by the warming climate....until now.

This is like a North Florida kind of winter lol

Never change lol. It was weird when you were gone for awhile when it finally became clear the block in December would not produce anything outside of cold and dry. It's better when someone who actually enjoys this sort of weather brings some balance to the board and forum.

Horrible on the allergies too!

I'll be happy when it's hot and dry and it stops raining. I'm fine with it being sunny every day I just can't stand a lot of rain. They are also doing some kind of pipe replacement on my block so lots of drilling and next week they will need access to my basement so I won't have any power or water for four hours next Tuesday-- oh joy!

Oh okay, I'm just remembering some of these storms that shadow in the Hudson Valley. We had one in December.

Which part is affected by shadowing?

3...and the best part none of the 3 changed to rain and got washed away.

That's what I want to know too, there is such a short window for this, and then no more chances until possibly March. What are the chances of any snow on the back end on Monday? That would be more interesting than a coating that quickly gets washed away by rain.

It would, I've actually been adding those up. It happened one time in November for an hour, but it was at night and I didn't see it. It happened once in December for a few hours (that was the most we had, I would call it a heavy coating lol), but also at night, but you could see it on cartops and rooftops in the morning and the third time was last weekend and I actually got to see it because it was during the day and I'd call that a light coating. So three events, one did not accumulate at all, one was a light coating and one was a heavy coating. The change to rain thing is what I hate because it washes it all away as if it never happened.

It's very useless, we get dozens of these events with snow quickly changing to rain, it's like it never fell so it's absolutely useless.

It's useless, going to quickly change to rain.

It's going to be much too mild to snow, Don, temps in the mid 40s.

Well at least he wasn't like the guy who got banned from the zoo....he got banned for doing stupid stuff like jumping into the tiger enclosure to impress his girlfriend. The girlfriend snuck out the back way and said she didn't even know who the guy was, that she was only sitting next to him because that was the only seat left lmao.

Is this mic working lol?

Ask him to do one for la ninas and for la ninas after el ninos please lol...I think we have time before our next (errr I mean first) snowstorm, don't we?

weak el nino is better for new england, we want a moderate and preferably a high end moderate to borderline strong.

But we got 2/3 really good storms, so I'm not sure why 82-83 and 15-16 would be bad luck and not 97-98? Those were two amazing HECS with the south shore getting the most snow of all in those events so I'd gamble on that. Also there were other borderline strong el ninos too, like 57-58, 02-03 and 09-10, that were also very good.