LibertyBell
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But something I find interesting is that it's pretty rare to have near normal snowfall. It's usually way above or way below..... even slightly above normal snowfall is rare (like the 30-39 inch range).....if it's going to be above normal snowfall it's usually 40 + inches.
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1995-96 blasts any of the late 70s winters by a wide margin when it comes to snowfall (including 77-78)
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Yup but even with that blocking we had a lot of mixing and changeovers here it was more of an inland winter, I would say it was a B winter, not in one of the higher categories. There have been La Nina winters in those higher categories (1995-96 and 2010-11 are prime examples) but those not only have exceptional blocking, they are also La Ninas that come after El Ninos and retain some of the aftereffects of the previous winter's El Nino, and give us the best of both worlds (cold and snow.)
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it's that time of the year again and it's always like clockwork lol
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The La Nina and PDO have finally bound together. I actually thought this year would be a neutral cold winter, so either way I wasn't expecting much snow since neutrals after La Nina tend to be among our least snowiest.
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I am glad that this isn't a week long thing, looks like we're back to sunny and dry weather Wednesday thru Friday with temps approaching 80 again
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Thats right, I remember these can happen in the middle of summer too.
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but why is it so awful today? Surely this cant count as one of those warm se ridge days- I see an ULL is once again messing up our weather
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Yeah how does this happen in October lol
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the world is also flooding out, all these high humidity rainy days suck, especially the ones when it only rains just a little and it's misty which is what really sets off my allergies
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I'm going to take Benadryl it's between that or repeatedly punching my nose until I pass out. Welp, I pass out either way lol
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I thought it was just because it's when we've had some of our longest periods of clear skies. I went through my photo collection and my best astro pictures were taken in October. I thought it's because the nice fall cold fronts come through and clear us out and give us nice low humidity weather.
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or they go warm for places where it will snow 100 inches a year regardless
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hopefully that comes here, when it rains hard I notice my allergies go away, it's this misty yucky humid air without heavy rain that makes it bad
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No idea there wasn't even any sunshine. I had the AC on here yesterday too when we were in the 80s (80 outside) and my house was up around 88 degrees inside. I just checked the outside temp and it's 70 right now.
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dont care about the outside- it's 83.4 in my house and you can bet I wont open the windows to let this cesspool polluted humid air inside
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I turned on the a/c to get rid of the humidity and the allergens. Come up with a plan to nuke all back door fronts and I'll back you financially
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my house temp was 83.4 this afternoon the a/c needed to be turned on. No way no how would I -EVER- open the windows the allergens are awful and humidity is my mortal enemy. If I could invent an antimatter bomb to annihilate all humidity I would do so in a heartbeat.
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You're not supposed to have this in October, October is historically the sunniest month of the year. This is a spring time pattern (or November pattern)
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the allergies are horrendous so I turned my a/c on full blast I hate humidity, this is the first climate engineering humanity needs to do, get the humid air the hell out of here
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I turned on the a/c today not because it was hot or anything but the allergens were HORRIBLE today it always happens to me when it's cloudy and humid and dreary like this and turning the a/c on is the only thing that helps
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the reason I like this weather is I dont have to turn my heat on.
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it is but we were right around 80 here yesterday too
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fine by me, I dont want to turn any heat on until november
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western long island too
