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I remember our local news talking about all the snow Boston had that year. Could you imagine if this forum was around back then lol. I didn't even have internet until 2000. So basically you could compare 1993-94 to 2014-15 but in an opposite way....in the first case we had borderline storms here and more snow north of us, in the second case we were plenty cold enough (January onwards), but the storms were stronger north and east of us. I'd actually rather have 2014-15 over 1993-94.
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the ironic thing is if you go by the snowfall totals from 1973-74 it doesn't stand out, but going by local reports, it was pretty good compared to the era. -
so this post 1/20 idea actually has some legs
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But that had no impact on our winter in terms of snowfall. It's like La Nina, that also drops global average temperature, but it doesn't mean anything in terms of added snowfall (or cold) for our region. It did make the 1992 cooler, but the effects didn't last long enough for the winter.
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At this point, seeing the GFS OTS is the BEST news we could ever hope for.
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Number geek that I am, I thought it was amusing that the low was 0 F and the high was 0 C lol. That might be the first time we've ever had that happen here.
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Yea, that it probably did do, Summer 1992 was exceptionally cold and rainy. I wonder if volcanoes like this have much more of an effect on summer than they do on winter.
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This is much more typical because we have an ocean to our east. Do you remember 1993-94? Before we had those February snows, we had a storm in late January that came the night after a morning low of 0 (the second zero or subzero arctic outbreak that month, which is exceptional). Anyway by midnight the temp was already 32.....so we had a high of 32 after a low of 0 that morning lol. Then we got blasted by a SE gale and temps reached 55 the next day..... so we went from 0 to 32 in 18 hours and from 0 to 55 in 30 hours lol. It's just how this region is, you really need to thread the needle to get a snowstorm here, regardless of how cold it is before the storm.
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Krakatoa was a big eruption but if you want a large climate displacement you want something on the scale of Tambora.
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Jan 1994 had 2" of ice. How long was the 12/73 event? over 24 hours of all freezing rain?
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oh we'll get into the 50s, temps are underdone.
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why dont we have an arctic high pressing down from the north.....when you need one it's never around lol
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Volcanoes arent the slam dunk cooling that people think they are....you need something exceptional like Tambora. Pinatubo didn't improve our winters at all, so I dont get the fascination with that middling eruption.
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I was actually alive when Pinatubo erupted and our winters were shit after that.
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and Pinatubo was nothing compared to Tambora
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also Pinatubo didn't do much for our winters, unless you think 1993-94 was influenced by Pinatubo (which I doubt....otherwise why was summer 1993 so hot?) If you want a cold winter, Pinatubo wouldnt be strong enough.....you need something on the scale of Tambora.
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It's in the Southern Hemisphere isn't it? Much less effects for us
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could this storm cut so far west that we actually miss out on the heaviest rains and get into a big dry slot?
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isn't this similar to those big storms they get on the west coast....high elevation snow and windy rains for the coast
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woah need to keep track of this, we've been having a lot of fires lately
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sure they were interesting when I was new to weather..... not so interesting anymore after experiencing maybe a 100 or more of them....seen one seen them all.
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Not necessarily-- if it's too cold it means a suppressed storm track. We want average cold.
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Looks like the AO/NAO are both going down Don? Should be good for snow after the 20th?
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