LibertyBell
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Is that a hint of a prediction coming from you?!
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It was honestly better when we had one thread for everything. I love reading so I have no problems reading several pages.
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We even had snow in April, with 1-2" after the very warm March 1990 if you remember, when it hit 85 for 3 straight days in mid March with everyone wearing shorts and staying here for Spring Break lol. And then the snow event in April. Was that transitioning to an El Nino too?
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I mentioned April 1983 and April 1997, are there others that you know about? Was the one in the early part of the 20th century one of them- the one that dropped close to 20" in Philly in April? I wonder why NYC didn't get more in that one.
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lol damn it I type with 2 fingers or else I would've beaten you with this.
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I love this, Chris. And there's another fly in the ointment. I suspect you think we'll get a strong el nino next year? Good- we need to end these trash multiyear la ninas once and for all. Anyway aren't strong el ninos preceded by late season snowstorms in the previous Spring? April 1982 and April 1997 being cases in point.
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Our Groundhog said winter would end early. No one cares about some punk Groundhog in Rednecksville, USA lol. I think most of us are fine if we get one big snowstorm next week and then let Spring come in.
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Don is moderate considered anything less than 8"? or 6"? Do you have a break down of 6" and/or 8" snowstorms with +AO too? Thanks
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Wow do you think that was the closest thing to March 1888-- since March 1888? Do you think such a band could ever happen here? Our part of Long Island never seems to get bands like that. How much did you get in Boxing Day in Long Beach? And I think you got over 30 inches in Jan 2016 in Long Beach too? Thats what the average total was in SW Nassau.
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We got Jan 2016 which was a better storm than that fish Nemo
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um most of New York City did get around a foot of snow.
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as I just stated I dont even care what Manhattan gets, most of the people who live in the city live in Brooklyn and Queens and both got double digits and a foot or more of snow. We just need to stop being fixated on Central Park for snowfall amounts and temperatures.
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I thought you said the freak double low thing prevented Manhattan from having a big snowstorm? +AO wouldn't have mattered and Forky would have been right if it wasn't for that. I'm only going to isolate it to Manhattan because Brooklyn and Queens did well in the storm. But you always hear people whining because they are obsessed with Central Park for some odd reason.
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People need to stop being fixated so much on Central Park. The majority of people who live in the city live in Brooklyn and Queens and they both had double digits. I've never lived in Manhattan and never wanted to live in Manhattan, it's a place to work not a place to live in.
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and even when you look at the total number of storms, NYC is higher than the other two cities with a +AO, and I think the total number matters more than the percentage.
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ah okay I thought it was the -PNA not the +AO, this is why we have to be so careful with stats. Logic must also be applied; I like how you restated with the converse statement of NYC more likely to see a 4" snowfall when the AO isn't +
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4. is Klingon for anyone who sends more than five weenies a day will be BANNED
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Chris what happened to that SSW you were talking about? If that works out we could cool down quickly come mid March
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so it went from 1-3 to 2-4 to now 6-10 no wonder TWC mets are getting excited about this storm lol
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the big picture is the amounts keep going up, which is a good sign, 6-10 here if it happens
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is that when atlantic blocking becomes less important too?
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Yeah, that storm might be a good comparison for this one, just cut the amounts in half.
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didnt we have the superbowl in NJ that year?
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superbowl right into valentines day, it's awesome
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weather channel just did a piece on this storm and they showed all the models and the GFS had our area in a moderate snowfall. (3-5 or 5-8).
