LibertyBell

Pardon this guy already, he's being "punished" because he dared go up against Chevron and won a class action. Chevron needs to be treated as a hostile power and the judge in this case (in the pay of Chevron, I might add) needs to be sent to prison himself.

This is an embarrassment, this guy won a lawsuit against Chevron and is still being punished for it. Chevron needs to be treated as a hostile power with sanctions leveled against them.

It's why I love January 2016 so much, 32 inches of snow here and true blizzard conditions for 12 consecutive hours! That was the GOAT of all GOATs!

Were both of these on either side of the Superbowl? I seem to remember a big thaw after the giant blizzard we had in January and then there was a thaw and a lot of snow melted and people were doing spring work outside and then it got cold quickly and we had that surprise snowstorm where the crane fell in NYC with heavy snow and wind and then a break for a couple days and it got into the 40s and then another storm right after the Superbowl-- both of these February events were like 4-6 each here.

It's interesting that once you start hearing these sounds, they seem to get worse and worse-- like some kind of horror story.

Musk needs to be tortured https://twitter.com/search?q=Neuralink&src=trend_click&vertical=trends

On another topic I wanted you to have a read about this https://www.ft.com/content/69d94162-8580-4001-96ea-42675739d483 https://www.npr.org/2020/08/04/898853311/it-took-a-pandemic-mystery-of-windsor-hum-is-solved https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/the-persistent-mystery-of-the-kokomo-hum

So you're saying the one mosquito I saw yesterday is going to be like 1000 today? That's it, I'm spraying later today. Yall might want to keep your masks on today lol. I envision multiple days this summer with lots of lows in the 80s and highs over 100. If we're going to be warm right now we might as well be super hot in the summer and set some records to remember. July 2010/2011 redux coming up.

Whats the cause of this? I imagine decades from now in a climate engineered future we'll be able to control extreme volatility like this (with ENSO too.)

It was close to 60 here I guess the barrier islands are a different world although only 2 miles from here lol

Do you have a larger map of the 3km NAM? The one I looked at was microscopic couldn't see the gradients on it at all.

Yeah I'll be ecstatic if we go from 1-2 inches to 2-3 inches lol

Makes sense, because it will be coldest there. First thing to do is make sure temperatures fall quickly tomorrow night. Remember that "storm" where we were all supposed to get like 3-5" and the temperatures didn't fall quickly enough and we didn't even get anything measurable?

The same thing is happening with lobster season.....the same waters that were good for lobsters off of Long Island decades ago are now headed north of Maine. Maine lobsters will be a thing of the past within a few decades.

Yes bad ones get repressed, lol all I remember about the 90s are 93-94 and 95-96 (although I do remember December 1992 and March 1993 too, when the pattern first started to change.)

You're probably right. But it's like over a dozen people he does it to and everyone has a problem with him.

We might need to start climate engineering, is it possible to control ENSO, so that el ninos and la ninas alternate every other year?

Aren't those windfarms supposed to be computer controlled so the blades on an individual turbine would stop if a bird was going to hit it? I think birds dying by window impacts might be more common.

April 2003 was my second most favorite storm that snowfall season, got 8" here

Yeah, also normal should be a range rather than a single number. JFK normal snowfall for the entire year is around 22"...so if they get to 20" it's within their normal range.

yeah, it was nice outside so why not? I got them through the mail from a catalog and it said to plant them early before the last freeze (it said in the lit that came with them that they like cold weather before they come out.) I already have daffodil leaves coming up. I also watch HGTV https://www.hgtv.com/outdoors/landscaping-and-hardscaping/qa-when-is-it-too-late-to-plant-bulbs If you miss planting your bulbs at the optimal time, don't wait for spring or next fall. Bulbs aren't like seeds. They won't survive out of the ground indefinitely. Even if you find an unplanted sack of tulips or daffodils in January or February, plant them and take your chances. No matter what, they're better off giving it a fighting chance in the ground or a chilled pot than wasting away in the garage or cupboard. Flower bulbs are survivors by nature's design.

Only one of these were under 20", so not unprecedented but close to it. and ACY for sure didn't see anywhere near 30" in 1975-76 did they, Don?

Thanks so now we just need to get JFK to 20" (will more than likely happen Sunday) and with 20"+ at 2/3 of the city official recording sites, I think we can safely say this has been a normal snowfall winter.

2008-2009 27.62009-2010 51.42010-2011 61.92012-2013 26.12013-2014 57.42014-2015 50.32015-2016 32.82016-2017 30.22017-2018 40.9 wow! so there's a streak here of 9/10 winters with 30"+ at ISP and NYC had 26"+ in all those winters! (with 7/9 of them 30"+)

lol I'll just go back to calling him troll. Just visit his profile when you have a free second. It's pretty easy to see what he does lol, I should've used some other terminology, like the other time when he was trolling us before the big late January storm. I think he didn't think that one was happening either. He was saying that the storm would be OTS and then he always disappears just before the storm happens and doesn't reappear on the forum until the weather is about to get warm to say "winter is ending" and then weenieing anyone who posts anything to the contrary. I'm sorry for the dumb thoughtless remark.