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    the good thing about this weather is when you have a major party in December, you can keep every drink outside without worrying about it freezing and you don’t have to clean up the bar before bed. It’s just a great recipe for nice cold drinks that won’t freeze on you!
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    Merry Christmas everyone! 40F in Westchester!
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    Somebody posted a pic of a snowy train coming out of Grand Central in the early 90s. and a lot of the comments in the general public were oh that’s when it used to snow in New York. People are starting to notice now. It takes a while for the general public to notice, but people are really starting to. I’ll go with my old adage… December is snowless the winter ahead is gonna be shit. Better hope for a one hit wonder because that’s probably it if we haven’t had snow by December 31
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    List the ones that were bad. We did this already. You got your Nino reset. Lets hope it plays out like you want. Id like to see AN snow.
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    come on, there’s too many opinions, agendas and narratives floating around in between factual truth. don’t confuse the two or the arguments that are going on because of one not the other. Too many supposed experts, are making this Dec 2015 or 1997 with little factual evidence to back themselves up. that is where the arguments ensue, not over the facts
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    Option 2. El Niños are always bad, and it’s amplified with CC
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    that’s correct. Minnesota is in the bull’s-eye now and in 2015 we were in the bull’s-eye. I believe that blizzard in 2015-2016 that saved the season involved a lot of luck. I only say that because we really didn’t have any snow or any winter weather outside of that and a cold snap in February that lasted for a few days. I wouldn’t look for something like that to happen again this year. It would be too coincidental. Ninos are often known for their one hit wonders. The question is how big that hit will be.
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    https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/21/weather/us-winter-temperatures-climate-change/index.html Article has some good nuggets imbedded with the fluff
  9. the_other_guy
    22F this morning. I imagine we drop another degree or two. that would make it one of the coldest nights of the season thus far.
  10. the_other_guy
    +3 is insane? Novel I would say precip amounts insane.
  11. the_other_guy
    Almost every month is 1-3 AN. Dont know why guys expect 3 months of winter to be different than the other 9 months. Certainly not unusual
  12. the_other_guy
    It’s 34F with a stiff wind out. I just read the last several posts and I think you guys are in a disturbing echo chamber. I want to know where the grass is green and growing, where its warm, and where it doesnt feel and look like Dec 19th right now. Enjoy the cold week Gloomy Doomys. It will be rainy and 50 next week
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    it’s gonna be quite the cold week. Just let’s have some patience.
  14. the_other_guy
    I’ve lived on the beach in Wading River since the mid 80s. Our worst damage was never summer hurricanes, but winter noreasters. The hurricanes are less frequent and tend to be weakening By the time they reach us. The winter storms are strengthening as they reach us and cause huge amounts of erosion
  15. the_other_guy
    Like a snow report from 20 years ago. Oh well
  16. the_other_guy
    But after you say it over and over again, whats the point? Like this is the 700th day without an inch of snow at a Mid Atlantic station. New record. Tomorrow new record too for 701. Truth is, not nearly as warm as some want to make it out to be this December. Certainly not a torch. If you end with a +2-3, January could easily be warmer in this new climate. Nothing outstanding about it at all.
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    Just important to note that there is a lot of time before the northern fringe of the storm actually hits and that rain hours earlier than expected probably isnt an indication that: 1. the storm has arrived early 2. forecasts are wrong 3. the storm will be worse than thought It may be any of those things, but the band of rain over NJ isnt reason to call Noah yet. But as I said when I flew through it last night, there is plenty of rain and wind headed to NYC
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    The first circle is you in Hoboken. The second circle is the storm 400 miles away.
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    I just flew through the storm into Orlando. In terms of big storms, really not too bad. Some light turbulence. No moderate. A constant, steady, wind swept rain in Orlando currently. But nothing down here is flooded in terms of roads or airports.
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    No one on this forum can answer that. But statistically, you should have a winter of 15-25 inches and be slightly warmer than normal.
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    That is because you destroyed the atmosphere with your Buick in 1987. The all or nothing will gradually become mostly nothing and then nothing
  22. the_other_guy
    I’ve got to tell you it’s beautiful outside after a cold week. This reminds me of living in Daytona Beach in January. A nice way to do winter… a few cold days and then a warm-up.
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    It is a weather forum in a season that is slowly disappearing. It is like talking about old LIRR train cars as the new models slowly roll out.
  24. the_other_guy
    Whitestone was always like that too. The LGA Heat Island killed it
  25. the_other_guy
    You didnt!
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