LibertyBell
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January 26, 1978? 14-18 inches of snow when a quick change from snow to rain was predicted.
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well at least we'll get some snow showers at the end of the storm then Monday morning. Something's better than nothing -
isn't arctic air pushing down?
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How much did you get in it, Ed? I remember the 30" came as far east as Hicksville (and they ended up with 50" on the season).
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Depending on the amount of sunshine, Saturday may the warmest day
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I thought you were jealous of Boston and SNE though?
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the only flipper you'll be tracking is the dolphin lol
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it's long forgotten because of what happened next winter the same way we got over March 2001 because of PD2.
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didn't the nam have it too?
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Thanks Chris, also check 1931-32 and 1932-33 as the only other consecutive winters that averaged 40.0 or above.
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last winter is a F- this winter is simply an F
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1821 bro ;-)
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wow we've only hit 70 once in January since 1950?
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someone needs to destroy the pacific and atlantic oceans and then we would
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1931-32 and 1932-33? Did both winters end up over 40.0 by the time winter ended?
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Think we'll end up above 40.0 this winter just like we did last winter? I assume by winter, we're talking about DJF only?
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we acknowledge Westchester county as the northern limit of the tristate area and lower Westchester at that! I loved drawing maps and there's a map I drew in 3rd grade that draws all 5 boroughs of NYC and Long Island, wellllllllllllll I didn't draw anything west of Staten Island and north of Westchester I labeled as "North Pole" It's not my fault, it's what our telephone directories showed lol.
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I think for places like Dublin, London, Seattle, etc, they have a reputation for a lot of rain but it's mostly drizzle, mist, and number of cloudy days (which are just as bad for my allergies). They don't have the high rainfall totals some other places do, but being cloudy and misty and drizzly so much is just as bad.
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I think that was the winter they had 50" of snow in Monmouth County and we received about 25" lol One 6-7" snowstorm in January I think?
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exactly! I took benadryl yesterday because my allergies hit hard so its effects haven't worn off yet and hopefully they last through this yucky period
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this hopefully means we will be hitting 90 by April
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Forget them-- want to see real snow? I just found this!
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sunshine would be so much better
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wow, none of these storms dumped snow like that up here! 1987 - The second major storm in three days hit the Eastern Seaboard producing up to 15 inches of snow in Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. Up to 30 inches of snow covered the ground in Virginia following the two storms. (National Weather Summary) (Storm Data)
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wow so it was the coldest winter since 1780, Tony? any snowfall info on this winter? Ludlum mentions that both NYC and Philadelphia received 100" of snow a few times in the 1800s. 1821 - The Hudson River was frozen solid during the midst of the coldest winter in forty-one years. Thousands of persons crossed the ice from New York City to New Jersey, and refreshment taverns were set up in the middle of the river to warm pedestrians. (David Ludlum)
