LibertyBell

No noreasters there. If you're looking at CT there are some very snowy locations in CT with elevation (like Norfolk) or you can go farther east and catch the late blooming ones but don't go east of about New Haven County or Chester. The further away from the Sound the better.

Especially with the long duration of the ice, it doesn't even have to be heavy, this light glaze like precip is the most treacherous

some nice changes

so total snowfall amt not that much but frequent small storms and lots of cold to keep it sticking around ? 68-69 did have the one big storm that dropped 20" at JFK and LGA.

I always imagined this rare scenario where it is snowing outside my bedroom window but when I go downstairs it is raining. Or that tree tops are covered in snow but it changes to rain just before reaching ground level. I wonder if this is possible? I have heard of one house experiencing a thundershower and the next town over not getting a single drop....the rain has to stop somewhere right?

Could you imagine one part of your postage stamp getting rain and the other part getting snow rclab?!

it was basically like two different seasons in adjacent boroughs lol, if it was snowing where it was in the 30s you could have a foot of snow in one borough and an inch of rain in another

why did this front take so long to come through?

but still not a lot of snow in either of those years

ooo reminds me of 93-94

I haven't checked but I take it JFK hasn't hit 32 yet? What are you doing in NW Nassau lol

This is how its going to be otherwise no one would ever come to these subforums lol

Southern Poconos near Lake Harmony. Really nice area, about 2200 ft up. Halfway between Allentown and Mt Pocono.

I see that 68-69 was 50less across the board in the city....but I'm confused about 62-63, how is it tied at JFK but not even in the top 15 at NYC? and wow 2015 is the only recent year in the top 15

ninas after ninos are our best winters, second year ninas not so much

wow helps that JFK and LGA have shorter periods of records, because NYC's record is from a different era. so this is amazing in 62-63 and 68-69 we basically went the entire winter without ever hitting 50? How is it we didn't get more snow in either of those years? and did NYC also go the entire winter without hitting 50 in those years, Don?

Don what are the longest time periods we've gone without a high of 50? Sounds like this streak was 30 days plus (more than one full month).

wow you're probably the farthest north of anyone in this subforum

wow sounds like horrible driving conditions the next morning (I assume it was over by then)?

Was this the big one in Feb 1996? I remember there being another one that dropped close to a foot, was that around the 11-12th?

Thats the thing, we never went above freezing here. I kept checking the temperatures all night, at the height of it around 2-3 am we were 30-31 and JFK stayed in the upper 20s, similar to VD 2007 I remember the beautiful crystalline nature of the trees, looking like prisms in the bright sunlight under a backdrop of the clear blue skies.

I lived in Lawrence in 1994 and from what I remember it was more than an inch of ice, so I'm trying to get a JFK amount.. It was on my railings outside my side door I remember I was shocked how thick the ice was, and there was a nice layer of sleet under that. How long did that storm last? Was it a two part storm? The high temp was around 31 so just below freezing towards the end of the storm. One of my favorite memories from that winter (the other was the unique daytime thundersnow CG event in early February.)

you know rainboy19 is laughing at you guys right lol

just one more run. is that supposed to be the pattern change storm? the luxury of having two homes is I'm going to be in the Poconos that entire week, so one way or other I'll have a lot of snow lol. I'm going there 2/11 and staying all week.

Hey Chris is there any way to see what JFK's top ice storms were and their amounts? Curious to see how 1994 compares to 1973 which gets talked about so much. I remember JFK didn't get to freezing in that storm at all. It reminds me of how we had ice in VD2007 but that wasn't a pure ice storm, it started as snow.