LibertyBell
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February 2015 and even early March had them on the east end I think. SST were at 31 or 32. Freezing drizzle on an easterly wind lol
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I think these are different names for the same creature groundhog, prairie dog, ground chuck, etc
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Boston may be like -6 I don't believe even that is possible anymore down where I live (or in NYC for that matter)
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How much of a difference is there between this arctic shot and the one on VD 2016? Both occured during mild winters.
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and methane
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This is the rainiest California winter since 82-83 and may even exceed that year. Despite what has been going on here this season, this winter has been good news on multiple fronts (warmer so much less heating costs, and lots of rain and snow in California who need it much more than we do.)
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aren't we supposed to bake in the middle of the month? also the GFS hasn't been anywhere near as good as the Canadian
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What causes the barrier?
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It seems like we had the worst possible series of events this year, an early season el nino type pattern when el ninos are usually backloaded and a late season la nina pattern, when la ninas are usually front loaded or book ends. That back end la nina scenario seems to be our only hope this season and we'd probably need a major SSW for that this season.
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or just like 2002....
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cold only if it snows otherwise it's useless and the sun going supernova would be much more fun to watch
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Thanks-- everyone is so kind with all the condolences, if I was going to thank everyone individually it would be like a dozen posts in a row and you know I could NEVER do that ;-) I hope you got to experience and remember 2002-03 (that Christmas snowstorm was amazing!) in Albany because that was one amazing and prolonged snowfall season up there and down here. I actually worked up in Albany in the late 90s and early 00s for a time. Lovely area and you could see the mountains even from inside the city.
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Yes! That's exactly how I feel. I can't stand rain, but when it snows it actually lifts my spirits and it feels less cold.
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unless it's nice and hot like 2002-- that was absolutely AMAZING...and with a summer to match!
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it means 6 more weeks of the winter we've already had. why does this get so much airtime on The Weather Channel? do they think people who are actually interested in the weather actually care about this?
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where is this heat coming from? is the sun suddenly brightening up or something?
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January's average temp was more than March's normally is.
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new england always gets the best stuff
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Good riddance to energy traders, they are one of the plagues of society.
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I'm shocked that we've always gotten to at least 25 in January before this one. I would have thought Jan 1932 or Jan 1950 would have stayed in the upper 20s or even lower 30s.
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Thanks man that's greatly appreciated! She would have been utterly shocked at the big winters we had starting with 93-94 and 95-96 and even more so from 02-03 onwards...I never got to experience any of that during my grade school days. She would have loved it too, we used to take long walks in the snow (when we did get snow) when she was going through her lupus flareups, it really helped her.
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I sympathize, my mom passed away at the age of 44, when I was only 16. That happened during a horribly sucky time for winter weather (the early 90s)
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I hope they measured by 7 am, that report was late in coming lol. Also it's weird that NYC records 0.4 and JFK records 0.2 when the more south and east you went, the more snow there was. That 0.2 is probably much more accurate than the 0.4 figure was.
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ha you haven't lived on the south shore of Long Island. I think that's happened a few times. We don't get zero rainfall but sometimes it's just a few sprinkles
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I always thought that 69 inches measurement from 1995-96 was highly suspect, no one was below 70 inches that winter and most were above 80 inches.
