LibertyBell
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Looks very similar to the hot NE anomalies we have been seeing in recent warm seasons
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JFK was quite a bit colder than NYC and LGA too
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he just rips/reads the ENSO forecast.... el nino la nina this year he got a big fat la nada for his winter forecast lol
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hopefully we just have warm and dry
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April snows are more memorable than March snows.
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Nice December too, very 2009-10ish kind of snowfall profile. That's one reason I'm looking to see if we follow that summer pattern. (Other reason is the 11 yr cycle.)
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Our snowiest Februaries can eclipse 30 inches.....a snowy March around here is like 10 inches lol. Take the snowy February and run with it.
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I only notable exception to this I can think of is 2014-15
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or more like a lesser version of 2009-10
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very similar to 2009-10
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the sky looked amazing! do you think this pattern continues for tomorrow and Monday? I dont want that offshore storm to mess up our perfect blue sky!
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does that correlate well to our hottest summers, Chris?
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Surprised that we didn't have a late freeze last year when we had snow in May lol.
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he's like a security guard that's guarding a house after it's already been robbed in the hopes that the thieves will come back lol
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I'm wondering if we will follow the script of 2009-10 since that is another winter we've been mimicking. ENSO doesn't seem to matter for our extremely hot summers and this mild/dry spring pattern is very reminiscent as a lead up to some of our hottest summers.
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Makes you wonder why he'd even want to live in Rockland County lol. Sounds like someone who should be living in Miami.
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Looks like Boston will finally pull ahead of NYC in snowfall. I knew a 0.2" lead was way too fragile to hold.
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Isn't that supposed to be a "Woot Woot"? Or is 7 flakes not enough for the second "Woot"? ;-)
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Better to have a snowy February.
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Don what makes you think that there's very little chance of something like April 2003 happening this year? I dont think at this time in 2003 we thought that something like that would happen either. Sometimes we get a surprise snow even in the middle of a mild pattern and those things can't be forecast more than 24-48 hours in advance.
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thats one reason I'm leaning towards a very dry and very hot summer
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Andy Pettitte pitched through a snowy Yankee home opener in what would be my favorite game and season of all time.
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I loved that storm! JFK got about 5 inches and near blizzard conditions out by the Hamptons and over a foot of snow (16") in Suffolk County. Andy
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That might be the only time we've had snow on Christmas Eve and St Patrick's Day
