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LibertyBell

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  1. Wow, we're in a good place for it, if that is anywhere close to reality-- too bad the Euro isn't as great as it once was.
  2. You're still going by the Central Park number, I'm going to argue that if JFK gets the record that should count as the new record.
  3. Those usually occur earlier in the season when the water is warmer (read: December), an example is December 2005. In a way I'm rooting for this because JFK could hold the new lowest seasonal record for New York City if they stay under the 1972-73 number. It would be so fitting for JFK to have that record and not Central Park.
  4. It is but there are some rare exceptions and those usually occur earlier in the season when the water is warmer (read: December), an example is December 2005
  5. JFK could change over before Philly lol
  6. I'm using JFK for the record too. If they stay less than the 72-73 record that should count as the new record since JFK is in New York City too.
  7. still on track for that record low season
  8. It's nice to keep it to -PNA because RNA is a biological term. Also -RNA sounds like a double negative, a -RNA would be a +PNA
  9. Today is the anniversary of the snowicane!
  10. How high will this warmup peak at? So it's a 5 day warmup between the 5-10 and then colder again for the rest of the month?
  11. It was about that cold at the end of February 2015 too! Do you have data on when the last time was that March reached single digits here? Thanks! 2015 was close it was on February 28th!
  12. This is a lot like the 50s, usually when you have bad winters, March is the snowiest month. Simply because it didn't snow much in the other months and March has the confluence of both warm and cold nearby and loads of moisture laden spring systems. Plus add in the fact that a lot of our bad winters have a -PNA and that has much less of an effect in March.
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