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LibertyBell

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  1. I edited my post to differentiate between psychopathy and psychosis sorry lol. psychopaths- know the difference between right and wrong and dont care. Like corporate psychopathy this is different from having psychosis. Psychopaths deserve to be jailed for their crimes. Ugh do you remember a really creepy case involving Leopold and Loeb? I cant even read about this stuff- I have horrible nightmares. These people should all have their brains surgically altered. Prison isn't enough, they need to have parts of their brain removed that cause them to be evil and violent.
  2. Walt, locals are going for a negligible change at the very end to a mix, with 6" or more for most of the area outside of southern NJ Saying that the storm is trending SEward NWS has us under 6-7 inches on Long Island
  3. It did have a lot of similarities to the Blizzard of 1888
  4. lots of psychos in the 70s psycho doesn't mean you shouldn't be punished for your crimes, lots of corporate head types are psychos too. sourced from Psych today "The corporate psychopathy" *I mean psychopaths, which is different from having a psychosis. Did you read about the dating game killer? They confused him with another serial killer who was 'working' at the same time (turned out to be three separate serial killers). Crazy how many times this guy was let out of prison and kept on killing. He was on death row multiple times and got released anyway. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodney_Alcala
  5. FWIW look up the snowfall map for Blizzard 1888- this might be the type of storm you've described. And it was in March after it was in the 60s lol.
  6. I shudder and shiver to think what will happen if we get a Sandy-esque storm that's snow.....power outage for 25 hours with temps in the 20s? Cant live in those conditions. And the high winds bring that cold right inside..... I think so, doesn't seem official (local observer?) but 36" is the highest amount I've ever seen listed for NJ.
  7. We mention it a lot here, we call it the Snowicane. Someone even made a username with that handle lol
  8. NYC got 20 inches with that storm. New England was mostly rain but had hurricane force winds.
  9. Yes it is, but I've always been jealous of what they get vs NYC and W LI They're a local coastal jackpot zone
  10. That was the storm that made up for the early Feb 2010 disaster that gave Toms River 24 inches and us 50 miles to the north just 2 inches, got the Feb record despite that.
  11. one of my favorite of all time! the way that rain/snow line set up was highly reminiscent of the Blizzard of 1888 (ever seen a snowfall map of that?) and the Millenium storm in Dec 2000!
  12. any idea why the snowfall forecast was such a big bust?
  13. Monmouth county? It does a lot, there's a local maximum there and they average more snow than NYC (around 30 inches or a little over). For the Boxing Day blizzard Dec 2010 they had 30" We only got that here in Jan 2016. I'm jealous of them even though I'm north of them. Storms like Feb 1961 (25 inches here vs 15 inches NYC) , Feb 94, Millenium storm 2000, etc, include storms that mixed but delivered higher snowfall totals on the south shore of LI (I use JFK totals) vs NYC. More total precip makes up for some mixing.
  14. and the big black out! didnt have that again until 2004..... and then in Sandy that one was the longest- 25 hours
  15. I remember seeing images from the north with snow looking like mountain ranges with cars driving in the "valleys" I wonder what the highest annual average snowfall total is from a location at sea level?
  16. and early season heat! lots of extremes there. 1977 had the second highest temp recorded in NYC at 104, tied in 2011.
  17. yup and this time he's going for 5-9, down from 6-10 yesterday
  18. Lee Goldberg just called out Upton, it was awesome. He said Mt Holly handled it right with the Winter Storm Warning and Upton divided the storm into two different time periods (Thursday and Friday) when in fact most of the event will occur on Thursday. He said better coordination is needed between the offices and what Upton did was "confusing."
  19. forgot about the record cold lol. I cant help but think if storms like Dec 1992 and Feb 1989 occurred in today's climate there'd be a lot more snow. I mean if you superimpose the tracks of those storms compared to what we've had this season, you'd say those should be big snowstorms for us.
  20. I guess you dont like early April snow to hold back the allergy season
  21. I liked the storm in 1992 a lot better where we got 8-10 inches and there was much less both east and west of us that was a 30 hour snowstorm here!
  22. do they get coastal storms more intense than ours? I wonder why Tokyo doesn't get more snow lol
  23. it sounds like you experienced the same cut off we did. The airport itself had some snow, it might have been 8 or 10. But the cut off really was that extreme
  24. that must have been 1999 in 1998 we had less than one inch for the entire winter until 5" a surprise snowfall on the first day of spring.
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