LibertyBell
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That was the first 10 inch snowstorm at JFK that started out as an inch of rain lol. I was so annoyed that the changeover line took so long to get here. That storm and March 2010 were the beginning of the windy noreasters, we had a similar period in the 90s that started with the Perfect Storm.
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all gorgeous- my favorite is the one with the blue sky background
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JFK must have been really low too, especially when they hit 70. Funny, I thought October had the driest air.
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Do you have any low humidity records for your station?
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wow 1966 really dropped off the cliff.....was that graph compiled using tree ring data?
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66.4 here
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I guess real spring begins at 75 around here lol
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1995 and 2002 were exceptionally dry, what did we have back then that we haven't seen since? 2010 was pretty dry too.
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wow 11 yr anniversary of the Jan 96 blizzard!
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Maybe we'll have a 1966 kind of summer.....
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Don, what is JFK's earliest 70 degree temp....I imagine it's in February?
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it'll make him melt, which is good enough for me lol
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and 70.0 here on the south shore!
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I cant wait for 90 degree heat come April and 100+ July
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I look forward to you saying this in July ^^^^
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I want us to hit 100 with this kind of humidity in July! 70.0 here now!
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wild weather! 1990-91 were crazy times
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it's hotter than Tuesday! it hit 70.0 here!
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1990-91 was one of our warmest periods on record, especially for that era
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Glad there's never a mud season here, I wouldn't even know that mud season exists if it wasn't for the NE subforum lol
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how did we get so hot in March 1990 without a higher AO?
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and all summer
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Coal also generates more radioactivity than a nuclear power plant and the companies who own coal (and other fossil fuel plants) are pretty corrupt.
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those 1949 and 2018 numbers are otherworldly- especially since we got so much snow in 2018 after it happened.
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people like that know way more about the weather than many of the so-called TV "mets"
