LibertyBell
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This is why we need to create a large body of water to our NW!!
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Lebron James also choked against the Mavs. 4-6 finals record vs 6-0 you can't compare him to MJ. Everyone realizes it too it's why MJ's sneakers still outsell everyone else's.
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This is true, although I'm sure in the mountains of Japan you can find such beauty too.
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Actually Sapporo and other such cities in Hokkaido are probably more like Nova Scotia or Newfoundland cities since they get the same kind of coastal noreaster snowstorms, just more juiced up because of better tropical moisture coming in from the Pacific as well as more elevation.
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But there are large beautiful cities in Hokkaido, something Alaska lacks.
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Asia is far larger than just Siberia. Siberia has the coldest temperatures, Northern Japan has the most snowfall. TC action in the Pacific is far more intense and frequent than it is here.
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I think we'll get more October 2024 like rainfall shut outs. Just not in the spring lol.
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Asia has far more interesting weather including much larger snowstorms (see northern Japan), more extreme temperatures and much more and stronger tropical cyclones. North America is a tiny puny continent when compared to Asia (and especially Eurasia).
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
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I was wondering where the clippers and bowling ball storms disappeared to, we used to get 2-4 and 3-5 inch snowstorms multiple times a year and those are very rare now. I remember the last time we got storms like that was during the 03-04 and 04-05 winters. We even got super clippers that redeveloped offshore (January 2005). Bowling ball systems in 1993-94 starting in December.
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no need for advisories-- they just issued a multi county flash flood warning !! For Somerset, Monmouth, Morris and Hunterdon countries until 7:30 pm
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Getting very windy here now.
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But both of these remind me of the 80s and early 90s when we had a lot of hugger and suppressed tracks too. But we at least got to 20 inches of snowfall in most years (especially during the early and middle 80s) because of moderate 3-5 inch events. It was very windy back then too-- we used to have snow to rain followed by wind chill warnings and temperatures near 0 and wind chills down to -60 (I know they calculated it differently back then.) It was always either cold, windy and dry or wet and warm/mild lol.
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
You'd think with the dust causing darker skies the temperature should have been less (like our darker skies during the Canadian wildfires a few years ago). In 1936 the skies got darkened over NYC like they were a few years ago when we had an AQI of 500 in June, do you think the AQI would have been even worse during the Dust Bowl era and if so why wouldn't the dust blocking the sun actually cause lower temperatures like it did a few years ago? -
Yeah I saw ants swarming around my steps when I went to get the mail the other day, that reminded me to get started.
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Make sure you spray something to keep the bug population from coming inside your house too.
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moderate to heavy rain here now I hope this doesn't cause the bug population to explode, remind me to spray Bug Barrier when the sun comes out on Sunday, I spray it all around my property to keep the bugs out.
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Thanks! My house there is just one county north of Allentown and they had 2.6 inches of rain with the last storm, so it must be rather muddy there now.
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How is it by Allentown and the Poconos, I need to go there next weekend.
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whats more important as far as CC is concerned are rising dew points, warmer mins and stuck patterns that repeat over and over again.
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well they are the ones who really need it. I just hope they don't get the problems they had in Maryland yesterday where an emergency was declared.
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these weird stuck ULL are also responsible for our rainy spring, I'm completely done with them.
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I hate upper level lows, first thing I would do with climate modification is prevent them from ever being able to form or get stuck.
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it's a late 80s pattern, we saw winters like this in 1988-89 and 1989-90 too. February 1989 and December 1989 being cases in point, historic snowfalls well to our south and along the coastal southeast and midatlantic.
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wow that reminds me of what 2013-14 was here March 2014 was suppressed to the south if it weren't for that, it would have been a snowfall record here, we went from a forecast for 2 feet of snow in the first few days of March to 2 inches in about 48 hours lol.
