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what caused it to decline after 1910?

But then why did we lack snow during the 70s and 80s aside from 1977-78? Also how does Newark get close to -10, being an airport, while Central Park hasn't gotten below -2 since the 1940s?

Chris it didn't happen in April 1996 on the 9th ?

Sadly a lot of it originated here. Still when we find people in positions of power who espouse these views, they need to be gone.

I thought we had one of these alerts just last year didn't we? When the air around here was yellow because of particulates from distant wildfires made it here?

That might be for NYC but it isn't the case on Long Island where I can't drink tap water during the summer (I don't drink tap water anyway, it's highly filtered to take out whatever it is that made me sick whenever I drank it-- reports are it's anything from pesticides from farm run off to high metal quantity)

Compared to the 80s it seems worse, the higher humidity isn't a good thing either, it traps air particulates closer to the ground, like NO2. Air pollution is the number one killer on the planet. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-58657224

That was the storm in which Philly had close to 20" Don? Was that a cold blizzard type storm like April 1982 was?

also a major la nina

Don I see how historic April 1982 is here with multiple mentions. Do you have the low temperature at Mt Pocono yesterday, since I saw you mentioned the high? And how does this compared to what they had in April 1982 (both high and low)? Also, I remember reading somewhere that the snowstorm that occurred that day was one of their largest on record? Was it around 2 feet of snow there?

Can you extend this out further, Chris.... what were the highs when we had that snowstorm in April 1996? What was the latest we've ever had highs in the 30s around the region?

This was also the case in the 50s when March was our snowiest month.

it's the wind

Putin's party are actually oligarchs which is an extreme form of unregulated capitalism and only a small segment of Ukrainians are neonazis....granted what was said by some in charge about how their lives were more valuable than the lives of people in the Middle East was highly disappointing and those people deserve to be purged.

I dispute the air and water being cleaner....I cant breathe this shit, with so much more pollen in the air than what we had in the 80s and the ozone impact is much worse with higher humidity and more dirty fuel powered cars on the road. How do we take the water vapor out of the air?

I've been to India a few times and seen the mess they've made there. The air is so polluted you can't even breathe it without suffering from headaches and burning eyes. That's the case in large parts of eastern Asia. Too many cars, too many people, all crowded into a small area in extremely densely populated cities. Resources are limited so you can't keep expanding exponentially, at some point you hit the ceiling of resources. It's the same reason we control animal populations. It has to start stabilizing at some point where births=deaths. Technological industrial civilizations are a huge part of the problem, since before that happened, we didn't have most of these issues. The so-called "green" revolution that started incorporating more genetically modified crops, overuse of chemical pesticides and fertilizers has also destroyed the fertility of the soil and depleted its nutrients as the third world is now finding out in Asia and Africa and reverting back to using much more sustainable organic farming techniques.

why "growing" is not a good thing, the entire planet needs to be capped at two children per family

a 1" snowfall event in April occurs with about 1/3 frequency, a 4" event in April about 1/10.

wow didn't we get a snowstorm that April?

There was when we had that big blizzard here JFK only had a high in the upper 20s and lows in the teens.

there is a real necessity to get nations like China and India onboard, China going back to coal is a real detriment not only because of the vast number of people that live there, but also because it also affects that entire region. They have a goal of net zero by 2060 I believe, but in the mean time they have been opening up more coal plants. Nuclear would be a really good option here, but in the current political climate, people seem to be even more wary of nuclear.

and here is the snow in May https://www.silive.com/weather/2020/05/snow-in-may-brief-snowfall-in-central-park-for-the-first-time-since-1977.html May 9, 2020

lol I had to reread it and see that it's in CT. Why do other states steal our names and use them? First it was Albany and now it's East Hampton wth? https://secretnyc.co/nyc-metro-theater-reopen/ Also, I dont remember this but apparently it snowed in NYC on April 23rd, 2020? It says that's the latest it has snowed in April but neglects to inform that it actually snowed in May in 2019 lol.

wow the April cold outbreak in 1995 lasted for 3 days? I remember the 2 day outbreak in 2016 too, that was when we had a snow event occurring to our east. The 1982 outbreak outclasses everything else though. Here is a history of significant April snow events written after the April 2018 snowstorm (were there no cold temp records set with that one?) It also mentions the 5 times it snowed in May (not the May 2019 snow since this article was written before that occurred.) https://www.amny.com/news/april-snow-in-nyc-7-biggest-storms-1-10181411/

wow is the record low max of 30 in 1982 the latest it's ever been below freezing the whole day at JFK?