LibertyBell

I like early April when we actually have a chance at snow, but mid April on, let it heat up.....

Goldberg still keeps talking about the pattern flipping in early May. btw, In the village I live in which has a pop of around 17 K, we already have 300+ cases. Not going outside anywhere. We have lots of stray cats outside and I just heard on the news that two cats have tested positive and they have symptoms of the virus. omg the cats might be more dangerous than the mice- and there are stray cats outside my house lol

Thanks for the heads up! Also a rare treat if you can wake up before 5 am..... in the southeast sky Mars, Saturn and Jupiter in that order......nice contrast in colors too!

true but it's killing me on allergies. Good thing I have a year's supply of Benadryl at home lol.

They used to be better. Remember Live Aid and We are the World and Freddie Mercury?

in Maine lol

if we dont hit 70 at all in April I'm going to root for moving the Earth to Venus's orbit.

is this in concert with the extremely warm Gulf causing all this severe weather? how are these cold airmasses able to get this far south so late in the season? I'm rooting for a solar flare to bake us now lol since longer days seem to be useless for warmth.

These are the times when I wish we had learned to modify the weather already.....scientists modify everything else, so why not this? as the old saying goes "everyone talks about the weather, but no one does anything about it."

I thought there was "no cold air anywhere on the planet" all winter, where did this unwanted nuisance cold come from anyway?

we did have snow though, although it was brief. This cold absolutely sucks though, I'm still running my space heaters. I was hoping for it to get warm so I could evict these mice who came inside when I was having my bathroom plumbing redone and the contractor left without finishing the job. I got someone else to plug up the holes he left behind but the mice wouldn't leave and I tried everything- poison, glue traps, etc. The poison made me more sick than doing anything to the mice. I noticed that they seem to be more active when I turn my heat on so I turned it off and hoped it would be warmer outside by now so they'd just leave. But they haven't and the only other thing that keeps them in hiding is when I leave my light on all night and laying down plastic bags on my floor for some reason. Stupid useless creatures like this should be extinct...... The things I wouldn't mind seeing wiped off the planet are: mice/rats, mosquitoes, fleas/ticks, cockroaches, flies (of all types), centipedes/millipedes, etc. Why do all the useful creatures go extinct while the pests keep overpopulating? I even have cats roaming around outside and the dirty rodents somehow managed to avoid them. anyway I digress. I'm leaving for the weekend and turning my heat off completely and I have a new poison I'm laying down everywhere so hopefully everything will be dead when I get back. The glue traps killed a few of them but the rest somehow learned to avoid it. I'm also thinking of leaving my lights on a timer.

it was snowing pretty hard, not sure why it wasn't sticking in the city. Jersey Shore had 6-8", JFK had 4-5"

could have some snow even to the coast this week

no chance of severe weather on long island with southerly winds in April

why is the GOM so warm this year?

Yes, probably until the end of next week, then we warm up big time nationwide

it would probably be suppressed with our luck

we had winds in the 50s lol. I'd say the chances for snow on Long Island are somewhat higher lol. Looks like both the Jersey Shore and MA had higher gusts than Long Island did. 82 on Long Beach Island, NJ and 80 on the MA coast, highest for Long Island was 68 out at Orient

thats what you get when you cram close to 2 billion people literally on top of each other. that and lots of pollution

yes windier here on the south shore than it was on the north shore, we had hurricane force wind gusts here close to 80.

Dec 1992 was a three day historic storm with snow here on the back end (but up to 3 feet of snow inland). That will be my all time coastal storm that wasn't all snow.

we were in the mid 30s too and I'm like 4 miles from the queens border lol

Moon was gorgeous last night! Cold too lol

Happy Easter and Passover everyone!!

sure, it's basically a pre-existing condition. Where there is air pollution more people have asthma. More densely populated areas have more air pollution because of car exhaust (NO2). It's been halved because of all the restrictions now but a lot of people already had asthma from before.