LibertyBell

wow 2009's was really late too, 12-07? and look what a winter we had!

figures it was 1983 that was one of my dream summers and falls lol. also a la nina and an amazingly cold winter we even got to 0 in December didn't we? so we went from first 32 to 0 in the same month?

it actually looks like snow fell there, thats a big wow, the heavy frost was still around at 10 am! think JFK and vicinity gets at least a frost tonight?

it's scary how we get used to warm weather. There are benefits.....we'll pay much lower heating costs and that's going to be really good this year with inflated prices. Let the rich people get the cold weather, they can afford it this year lol

was JFK similar in that respect?

surprised that 2001 doesnt make this list

no frost here, too urbanized, we didnt even get into the 30s here

isn't 37 the highest temp you can get frost in? I dont think SW Nassau got any frost....too urbanized here, we didn't even get into the 30s yet

what happened in 2001? I remember that was my latest freeze with flowers blooming after Christmas lol and new flowers coming up in February, shortest freeze season ever

hard freeze Don? I think thats defined as 4 hours below 28 if I'm not mistaken?

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February and March in 2015 were really good though

the only worse weather I can imagine is 33 and rain

Don since NYC should see at least one sub 50 high, does that also mean we're likely to see at least one low temp in the 30s too?

no because China is the worst polluter of them all, they are opening up new coal mines. the entire G20 meeting in Rome was a big mess, they couldn't even decide on a timetable on when to shut down coal mines.

should start naming bomb cyclones like they name them over in Europe. I wonder what the European criteria for naming storms is?

November 1993.......... widespread freeze and heavy frost in the first week (down to 28 here just SE of JFK)....then we hit 80 on November 15th for the latest 80 we've ever had, and a day after the marathon where many were overcome by heat. and the winter, as they say, was historic

wow they actually got almost as cold as MPO, must have been one of those inversion layers that makes the valleys colder. Will all these locations get their first freeze this week? I'm guessing the coastal regions and the city will have to wait for around Thanksgiving to have our first freeze?

Looks like Manchin was using delay tactics and when he realized they wouldn't work anymore he decided to be honest, he was never going to vote for this, even though they cut the price in half, right down to what he wanted. You know how they say "we don't negotiate with terrorists".....we need a version of that phrase for the likes of Manchin and Sinema. This is yet another reason why democracy isn't the ideal form of govt to address crises like this.....an authoritarian regime that was pro environment could actually get things done no matter what these relics of the past have to say.

awesome....so nothing will be passed. He wants greater "clarity" after meeting with Biden and associates for an entire week?

amazing some of these great winters and the mild Novembers that preceded them: using the list of 40+ winters between 1950 and 1994..... 1960-61, 1966-67, 1977-78, 1993-94 (50+) 1957-58, 1963-64 (40+) they all had mild Novembers (6/6).....

Yesss, wasn't there also a clipper after the Jan 96 blizzard that gave DC more snow than what we got?

I remember reading somewhere that super el ninos have become more likely and connected that to climate change, not sure about the likelihood of the other enso phases.

Thanks for the list, Don! I believe this will be Mt Poconos latest first freeze on record? And Allentown didn't get below 40 in October?

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