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LibertyBell

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  1. sounds like we had some pretty interesting storms back then, two significant storms 12 hours apart aren't something I've experienced before (the closest was in Feb 1994 when they were about a day apart.)
  2. thats good....I dont like big weather events in the week between Xmas and New Years!
  3. lol I remember a timelapse taken of the Boxing Day Blizzard on a picnic table in Monmouth County were they had 30" Amazing! I didn't see any of our 30" snowstorm though....
  4. damn the night before Christmas? I bet that was our one and only 10"+ Xmas eve into Xmas day snowfall!
  5. Isn't there some way for them to fix this? Like using other radars to compensate and shutting the bad one down?
  6. I was thinking that too- it's been stationary for hours over the same area for no apparent reason at all.
  7. Could you imagine being at the beach for the Boxing Day Blizzard? You'd be getting both sand blasted AND snow blasted! I think that was the highest winds we've experienced in a pure snowstorm?
  8. whats that area of yellow and red thats been stationary over SE PA and DE for hours now? How much rain have they gotten there? Why hasn't it moved?
  9. we need to compile a list of all the 70+ mph wind gust events in our area, I bet the list isn't that long.
  10. the key is drinking just enough not to care about disappearing snow piles lol or maybe a little more than that
  11. wild that we matched Dec 1912....when did that month have its 10" snowfall?
  12. I dont think many are complaining it's the best of both worlds. The worst of both worlds? Cold and dry like December 1989 was (and most of the Januarys in the 1980s)
  13. new years event looks like heavy rain minus the extreme winds of this event (since it cuts further to the west), that might be the one to realign the pattern
  14. Don does this eerily remind you of the early rise in the winds on the morning before Sandy hit? FWIW I see why they're saying it's the strongest winds in the Dec 15- Jan 15 period....it's because December 1992's historic noreaster occurred just before Dec 15 lol.
  15. I want to see if any of our major stations will verify with hurricane force gusts....do you think that's likely, Don?
  16. yeah neg nao in January is a misleading stat to use because it could be too strong and cause storms to be suppressed.
  17. and that's how our winters go (outside of the extreme outliers on either end), you typically get brief spikes and that's where the vast majority of our wintry weather comes from.
  18. Correct, that is the climatology for this region, you only need the pattern to be good for a couple of days each month, irrespective of what the overall "pattern" might be.
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