LibertyBell
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yep one of the best storms of that period, a fine dry snow that started sticking on the roads and blowing around right away -
with the lag effect it's likely to result in colder weather after the first few days of January, and remember it doesn't necessarily mean we get snow, it could even result in a suppressed storm track as what happened in Jan 2002
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Nov 1989 would be the top end potential of this
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1989, 1995 and 2005 analogs 1989 was actually a borderline heavy event here and the best of those three events had 6" here 10" on eastern LI
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it was in the 60s here earlier this morning now its a windy rainy mess
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no they are still locked out
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we got to 62 here on the south shore around 10 am but have dropped since then now the wind is cranking, its dark and looks like heavy rain is nearby
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Ironic thing though if you compare Feb 2015 to Dec 2015 they are almost diametrically opposite in terms of anomalies.
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Humidity is definitely what makes it so uncomfortable July 2010 I think had a 90 degree average high and it was a lot more comfortable than most of these high humidity summers.
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How long before we get a 90 average for July?
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thanks good to know I can plan my winter vacation to the Poconos right after 12/15 will probably be warm for Christmas and New Years too
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Walt, I see next Saturday it's supposed to hit 60 again? I wasn't aware that it would be cold enough for another winter storm after the one on Wednesday.
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If you're going to take away the warmest anomaly you also need to take away the coldest anomaly and then see what you're left with
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this is awesome, the sun is breaking out too-- could we approach 70?
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Isn't the warming around the edges of winter a logical outcome of the changing climate....one would expect December to warm the most because of rising SST increasing the lag to winter time cold and March should also be warming based on it being a fringe month. January is the last holdout, and we should expect our heaviest snows to shift from February to January as February is more sensitive to a warming climate than January is.
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picking cherries is so much fun
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You and Will are the celebrities of the forum and slowly but surely taking it over!
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It almost sounded like I left my shower on!
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wtf is it raining so hard in the middle of the night?
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wtf is it raining so hard in the middle of the night?
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so no blocking is good in this case
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damn and I thought you were a celebrity!
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lol easy things seem tough for me and difficult things seem easy-- I have no idea why
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I've yet to have anyone adequately explain why sunrises and sunsets are so out of sync with each other. My perfectionism makes me want humans to geoengineer the planet to "make it so"
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oaks are usually the last to lose their leaves
