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  1. is there a site which regularly monitors these temps so I can check them hourly and upload them to an external program Chris?
  2. yeah it's telling about all the concrete and uhi lol. since even the south shore of nassau county has seen multiple 6"+ events in that time.
  3. By significant you mean 6" correct? April 2003, March 2018 and April 2018 fit that description, but like Chris said, when talking about New York City you have to include all 5 boroughs. JFK had 5" in April 2003 and again in April 2018 and thats close enough to 6" to be considered significant. March 2018 was closer to 8"
  4. Thanks Chris, can you get me a similar list of all snowfall events at JFK since March 25th from 1990 onwards?
  5. That storm was a big bust here, I wonder what happened? More snow to the north and south of us.
  6. what did Long Beach get in the April storm? I loved that one (no mixing) do you have JFK totals for both storms?
  7. too bad, this just sounds like more of the stuff we've been seeing in March with trace amounts of snow
  8. Like LGA I think? Anything measurable at any of the city sites in April or May?
  9. you like rainy cold weather eh
  10. I'd rather it be in the first week of April, those are the ones we remember.
  11. is this kind of extreme cold now forecast to last into early April, Chris-- could we see lows below freezing in April (and maybe even a chance of snow during the first week of the month)?
  12. at least once every hour for three straight hours
  13. It better happen in early April, those are better storms than late March ones
  14. I hope it happens in early April, that's much more memorable than a tiny storm at the end of March.
  15. wow I didn't realize that 4/2018 had the second largest April snowfall at the Park since 1950 since the big blizzard in April 1982. Should also toss in JFK/LGA totals since some were higher than the NYC totals. 4/1/2006 was 1.5" at JFK 4/9-10/1996 was 4.5" at JFK 4/19/1983 was 1.5" at JFK (latest accumulating snow) 4/7/2003 was 5.5" at JFK Wow I didn't realize April 1956 had sizeable snow even after that excellent March, very similar to what happened in 2018.
  16. Weird not to see 1967 in this list, 1967 was the benchmark for all backend winters (and bookend winters too).
  17. Thanks rclab, the allergies went away with my nightly Benadryl-- I take two a week currently.
  18. I was thinking that melting ice might be draining into the Atlantic and climate change also means we probably won't get the 70s-80s pattern again because of warmer water around here and further offshore.
  19. we won't get the 70s-80s pattern anymore because of how much the climate has changed since then
  20. Chris what's causing the cold pool near Greenland, isn't Greenland rapidly warming up?
  21. wet means not as hot which sucks....I want the high near NC not up in NE
  22. do you remember the cold shot in April 1995?
  23. classic early April snowstorm in 1996 too, I remember the snowy Yankee home opener so well
  24. clear skies with this though? and now you said this cold may extend into the first few days of april too? do you remember a cold shot in early April 1995 that was like this? clear skies, but temps in the 30s by day and 20s by night?
  25. that was more of a throwback than he intended for it to be lol
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