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2-7-21 Sunday 8-12 hour nor'easter snowstorm roughly 5A-5P
LibertyBell replied to wdrag's topic in New York City Metro
yes that last part is exactly correct....compare this to the 80s.....winters were much colder but also much drier.....many more suppressed tracks that benefitted DC and Baltimore over us. With warming the track has lifted north. Higher snowfall totals in NYC is only part of the story.....also look at what has happened to DC snowfall in the past few decades compared to the 80s. In a sense, we're taking their snow....... -
wow this includes some of our all time classics are these also considered the most disruptive to traffic and moving around because of occurring on those days? in comparison to storms like Feb 1983 and Jan 2016 which ended before the weekend did
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feed them natural lemon grass and it solves the excess methane problem, I dont like the kind of crap they feed animals these days
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it's difficult to hit 50 inches of snow unless a season is truly historic
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coldest weather in a few years upcoming? hopefully not cold and dry
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lol I wonder why people call it the TPV....it should just be the PV
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developing black hole over Lake Superior?
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how do we know that the Cape May figure from 1899 is correct?
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remember the changes made after the Jan 2016 storm lol
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17" at Howard Beach lol
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they need to stop measuring snow at these places and using them for official data. whats this fetish to put airports near the water anyway, do they WANT them to go underwater with the rapid sea level rise going on?
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Yeah but that wouldn't happen at JFK because JFK is tucked in. JFK often does better than NYC in snowstorms here are some examples : Feb 1961, Feb 1969, Feb 1983, PD2 Feb 2003, Dec 2009, Jan 2016.....also notable is the fact that even in changeover storms like March 1993 and February 1994, JFK either did better than NYC or had about the same amount of snow, another one is the Millenium storm where there wasn't a changeover even though the storm bisected Long Island. Also the amount of any nonsnow precip from this storm was insignificant, basically just drizzle or a few sleet pellets when we were between bands.
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Maybe they closed because parts of Boston had a lot more snow than the airport did? I heard that 18" fell 9 miles away from Logan! That should be close enough to still be in Boston! Could you imagine 18" falling in the Bronx while 1.2" fell at JFK?
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do you think SW Nassau may have experienced a similar increase in snowfall, Don? This kind of reminds me of the middle storm in the 2010-2011 winter (the one between Boxing Day 2010 and late Jan 2011) that dumped 9.2 inches in NYC but up to 20" across central parts of the north shore of Long Island.
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Thanks Walt, I shall try! And please let me know if one of your contacts there has any software they know of or use that does this.
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Still snowing here!
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Hey Walt if you have any suggestions for any software that does this please let me know Hey....a lot of the software I use for weather was based on Flash and since that's gone now I have to look elsewhere. Does anyone know of any desktop software that allows me to present current conditions (from airports, both in the US and international, as well as research stations in Antarctica like Vostok and in Greenland like Summit Camp) in tabular format? It should allow usage of four letter airport codes for both US and international airports and for research stations and others I could search by WMO code or by name. Is there anything out there like that? I'd like an installable program that does it rather than having to view the information on a site and I'd like to be able to view up to 50 locations simultaneously and for it to automatically update the data at least once an hour.
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Hey....a lot of the software I use for weather was based on Flash and since that's gone now I have to look elsewhere. Does anyone know of any desktop software that allows me to present current conditions (from airports, both in the US and international, as well as research stations in Antarctica like Vostok and in Greenland like Summit Camp) in tabular format? It should allow usage of four letter airport codes for both US and international airports and for research stations and others I could search by WMO code or by name. Is there anything out there like that? I'd like an installable program that does it rather than having to view the information on a site and I'd like to be able to view up to 50 locations simultaneously and for it to automatically update the data at least once an hour.
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Hey....a lot of the software I use for weather was based on Flash and since that's gone now I have to look elsewhere. Does anyone know of any desktop software that allows me to present current conditions (from airports, both in the US and international, as well as research stations in Antarctica like Vostok and in Greenland like Summit Camp) in tabular format? It should allow usage of four letter airport codes for both US and international airports and for research stations and others I could search by WMO code or by name. Is there anything out there like that? I'd like an installable program that does it rather than having to view the information on a site and I'd like to be able to view up to 50 locations simultaneously and for it to automatically update the data at least once an hour.
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Hey....a lot of the software I use for weather was based on Flash and since that's gone now I have to look elsewhere. Does anyone know of any desktop software that allows me to present current conditions (from airports, both in the US and international, as well as research stations in Antarctica like Vostok and in Greenland like Summit Camp) in tabular format? It should allow usage of four letter airport codes for both US and international airports and for research stations and others I could search by WMO code or by name. Is there anything out there like that? I'd like an installable program that does it rather than having to view the information on a site and I'd like to be able to view up to 50 locations simultaneously and for it to automatically update the data at least once an hour.
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we're also in a much wetter climate now
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if the Dec 1992 event had happened this season it likely would've dropped 20 inches here lol
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Jan 2016 was amazing for the wide west to east coverage of 30" that will never happen again in our lifetimes (maybe lol)
