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Everything posted by LibertyBell
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Could the extra heat also be because we are in a solar maximum like we were in the early 90s? This has been all the talk because of the upcoming total solar eclipse in April.
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This continent is way too narrow, maybe if we were as big as Eurasia is, an ocean that far to our west wouldn't mess up our weather so much.
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I'd also like to see what happens this summer, traditionally don't we have a scorching hot summer going from an el nino to a la nina (see Summer of 1983, Summer of 1995, Summer of 2005 and Summer of 2010)? And la nina winters after el nino winters are usually snowy too-- so maybe next winter will be snowier?
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and this is normal in a big el nino-- to get more snow to the south? The same thing happened in 09-10.
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It looks like the pattern will be either mild and rainy or cold and dry for this winter then. The big el nino didn't make any difference over last winter.
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It looks like they put sand down here instead. Everything looks like a chocolatey brown here today on the roads lol. Makes me yearn for hot cocoa lol.
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It depends where they are talking about naturally. We are still at around 2-2.5 inches of snow for the entire season in the city and close by.
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Where was the Bermuda High when these two coastals were going out to see though
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Unfortunately some of us were expecting a 02-03 repeat after last season was so much like 01-02 lol
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Extended summer stormlover74 future snow hole banter thread 23
LibertyBell replied to BxEngine's topic in New York City Metro
hope for January 2016 instead -
Extended summer stormlover74 future snow hole banter thread 23
LibertyBell replied to BxEngine's topic in New York City Metro
Even worse, Bastardi claims that those who are what we call "warministas" are always biased warm because of being climate change cultists and that they have a political agenda to push the agenda of climate change and that's why they always forecast warm and snowless. -
say what... they say snowless warm winters help keep tick populations in check? In my experience tick populations always boom after snowless winters (like last winter)
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even so there could be a fluke March storm like March 1998 had. Not that anyone should ever expect such an event.
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you might have a point there, I could see them doing this lol
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JFK has had two consecutive seasons with under 10" of snow though correct? And two seasons out of three?