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LibertyBell

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  1. This actually sounds like the summer pattern showing itself early. Are we going to have another BORING summer with temperatures in the 80s and low 90s at most with high humidity? Give me the early 2010s summers....
  2. 1996 was a very special double dip, it snowed in late March and in April. Did any of those other years also have snow in April?
  3. He must be that dude that wins the Coney Island hotdog eating contest every 4th of July
  4. lol oops, if that was his 5th post he won't have a comeback for what I just said to him last. He'll probably go all American Psycho tonight waiting for tomorrow to make his "comeback." Everyone lock your doors tonight.
  5. Yeah and just because winter ends doesn't mean the snow season ends. Sure, we're out of deep winter, but this is one of the most unpredictable times of the year. So it's hilarious when people try to broadbrush patterns and make very specific predictions when we all know that the chances are none of us will be right.
  6. In your statement you said "the models" so that basically means ALL the models. You never said that there was a single model you agreed with.
  7. Yeah I wouldn't be surprised if inland areas make up their snowfall deficit compared to us with this storm. I dont care what the indices say, it's nearly impossible for them to have this little snowfall compared to us.
  8. yeah having a warm winter is now no longer a deterrent to having a snowy winter
  9. when I dont remember any snows on that day lol. I remember snow in the first 10 days of April way more than that
  10. Right ptype doesn't matter when it comes to historic, that all comes down to random storm placement....historic comes from how strong a storm is.
  11. Regardless of ptype (which in a scientific sense doesn't matter anyway since it all has to do with storm placement)....isn't March 12th one of our top days of the year for HECS? 1888, 1993 and now this year? Are there some other years that also make this list....maybe 1914? They all have something in common, they start out with warm temperatures and end up with frigid weather by the end of the storm. Again ptype doesn't matter when it comes to historic....it's all about how strong the storm is.
  12. Scientists say it's too late to stop the climate catastrophe we need to learn to adapt to it and relocate people as necessary. And learn to live with the consequences of our actions. https://twitter.com/i/events/1501687248122753024
  13. well that wont change any time soon. Might have many years like this
  14. Blah looks like a SE flow here so more warm humid air for the summer rather than the hot and dry air of 2010 which is ideal.
  15. Scientists say it's too late to stop climate catastrophe, we need to learn to adapt and live with the consequences of our actions. https://twitter.com/i/events/1501687248122753024
  16. dont even have to do all that, if they had only properly measured Jan 1996 right, the actual NYC record for a season would have been 80 inches, higher than Philly in 2009-10 and easily 30" for the 30 year average. How many people actually think NYC got 21" of snow in Jan 1996?
  17. yeah near sunrise highway, nothing falling here for almost an hour...what was falling is still on the grass though and on rooftops
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