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NYC finished 0.1" ahead of Boston! Also yesterday was the anniversary of the April 1982 blizzard and today is the anniversary of the April 2003 snowstorm! Lee Goldberg keeps mentioning incorrect information.....yesterday he kept saying NYC got 10 inches of snow in the Blizzard of 1982 and then got another 10 inches of snow the following year, in May! We've never even had a 1 inch snow event in May let alone a 10 inch one!
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Was below 10% at NYC also, what about JFK? Did it get below 10% during the dry heatwave in April 2002?
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cold in the morning but hot by afternoon lol
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if that kind of cold outbreak happens in April instead of May it could be colder even if not as extreme
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20 inches in Philly in April 1915 wow
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Think we can finally have a dry summer if we have a strong SE Ridge with downsloping winds like this? SST shouldnt matter if we get a 1995 or 2010 kind of SE Ridge that backs into the coast and gives us a downsloping wind, it will also hold back fronts and weaken them
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Maybe JFK will hit 70? These are my favorite kinds of days.
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6 inches for parts of Long Island. How is it Central Park didn't record anything?
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NYC edged out Boston
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wow that is weird- any reason why this might be happening, maybe more precip is causing this?
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Same day when JFK had its latest accumulating snow- 1.5"?
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the blue skies were gorgeous today
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wow thats a very late freeze for Savannah- latest ever? and Jacksonville down in the mid 30s, there should be a frost advisory for North Florida!
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why is it that these months were much warmer in the 90s and early 00s? April 2002 is my benchmark for spring warmth.
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arent dry patterns more common in the summer? I thought they would be with a nice blocking SE ridge holding fronts back to our north and west. By dry I mean least rainfall, not lowest humidity lol
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2002 was awesome too
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Three days in 2003 really stands out, almost as much as what happened in 1982. People often mention the extreme cold in April 1982 but forget that April 2003 was also pretty extreme. Is 3 straight days the record for April, Don? Looks like we could've also done it in 1982 but barely missed with the day in between?
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what kind of temps are we talking about with these storms? Mid April was mentioned....could we be talking about something like April 15, 2007, aka the Tax Day noreaster?
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snowing right now near and north of Allentown!
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Surprised we didn't say below 40 for a high that day in April 2018 when we had 6" of snow! I remember April 1995 very well for some reason, that was a sunny and very cold day and it was weird to see it so cold in April without any snow lol. Made up for it the following April and almost had back to back Aprils of below 40. 2003 had the all day snowstorm in April of course, one of my favorite snow seasons of all time.
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1967 was legendary for late season cold. How does this compare with what happened in April 2014? I remember we had some very late season snow and cold then too.
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it stayed in the 30s! How often does that happen in April?
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it formed some random patterns lol
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
Having less humans on the planet would also certainly help. No one regulates the destruction on the planet better than nature does. So humans will also be one of the species that will be culled to reduce their negative impacts on the environment. Climate change is also mentioned, it's all part of the same capitalist evil that humanity is addicted to. -
Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
But they are being penalized for the illegal animal trade with this pandemic (which was also mentioned in the documentary as the primary cause for it) and so have started to shut down those animal markets. Humans expanding into regions they dont belong in was also explained as another reason for both this and the AIDS pandemic.
