LibertyBell
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Cool aside from 93-94 and 95-96 the most exciting things about the 90s were the December 1992 noreaster, the March 1993 superstorm and my other favorite, the intense heat of 1991, 1993, 1995 and 1999. That's where I got my love of intense summer heat from.
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They've had quite the winter, from that area back to the Rockies seem to be where arctic air masses go now, as has been the case for several years now.
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Is the air going to be dry, Don? The lows I saw looked like above freezing every night from here through the end of the month.
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I wonder if that means more trouble for the west too....
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They keep playing it up on ABC saying every day for the entire month will be above normal and both days on the weekend will hit 50 and that we'll hit 50 tonight too.
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a year after that you were happy, Jan 2016 was the FAR superior storm
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winds could approach 60 late tonight
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Good chances we beat Jan 1932 for warmest January ever Don?
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1/29 must have been the big one for us we got near a foot in western nassau
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Maybe because La Nina is really about a warmer west pac? They seem so destructive I would be perfectly fine with climate engineering that would blunt or at least make la ninas much less frequent.
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10 days to go for the snowless record. Per Lee Goldberg the chances are good we get it. He also said there were five instances of T at Central Park
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I just remember the blizzard and one other smaller (but still significant storm)....that really wasn't a snowy winter (for anyone.)
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Is there a purpose to making up the days though? If the kids pass their tests and do their work, why should it matter if they go to school for 180 days or less?
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March 1888 may have been one of these absurd monster events....from what I read about 1888 there were monster storms that entire season in different parts of the country.
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I hate damp weather too, which is why I hope the pattern of dry springs keeps going
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I wonder why we don't have multi year el ninos, at least triple year el ninos are unheardof in the modern record
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Looks like la nina is the normal base state of the Pacific Ocean
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I think that one hit here...we were under a Blizzard warning for that in late January last season (Nassau and Suffolk).
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That didn't just hit them that hit New York City and points east too. A foot of snow from Brooklyn on east. That was our one snowstorm last season.
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there is no such thing as "future" radar, it's just another highly imperfect computer simulation.
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I dont even remember that storm, wasn't that the same one that dropped a foot of snow here?
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1933 was part of that 11 year bake off summer list we all know and love and had a hyperactive tropical season followed by a record winter for cold and snow. Reminds me of 1995-96 and 2010-11. 1944 was the peak of the 11 year bake off summers from the pre 1950 era though lol
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or the dust bowl lol
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That was a semi permanent la nina, the entire 30s outside of a couple of years was like that, it exacerbated the dust bowl (along with horrible farming practices.) Also a semi permanent la nina has been linked to the end of the Mayans. It causes droughts that can extinguish entire civilizations. This makes a strong argument for climate engineering. In science we change things for the better and weather and climate should be no exception.
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and that was only cold compared to the most recent 30 year average, it was still mild compared to the overall December climo history.
