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I called that in the second week of January. Won’t even be close we’re gonna sail right past it. Well guys are fighting about a flake of snow today I’m outside in shorts and a long sleeve tee raking leaves. And that says it all.

I hope so, but it looks real warm man On another note central park already 37° this morning

The average will plummet in the era of warming. That is what you see now. You will wish you had the 80s again in 20 years. You will have Virginia. And not mountainous VA

yes, it does. whenever there’s a transition to a warmer pattern that night prior and the nights of the pattern experience particularly high UHI effects. I posted about this in December and somebody responded with a pretty thorough analysis of it having to do with the wind vs radiational cooling. There’s a bit more there though. The overnight temperatures have been rising due to increased moisture in air (humidity). This is particularly noticeable in the summer, but goes on throughout the year. However, the UHI seems to be particularly affected by this phenomenon.

It is colder in Richmond this morning than NYC. Says it all

New here? he loves popping peoples winter balloons. Like a grinch for snow People were actually looking for him this winter as he would thrive in the misery of the board….and then he showed up haha

Boston Currently…

The world was a simpler place before the iphone destroyed it. Weather wise, you missed a horrific Nino winter. that was one of the first real warm Decembers.

it did change over briefly at the end for most of us and I do remember Eastern Long Island getting pretty screwed with that. But for most of the metro was a legit snowstorm followed by cold air that kept it on the ground for around a week. If that could happen this winter, I would take it and run.

I would take the 11 inches and brutal one week cold shot at this point. Wouldnt you??!! Sadly, i think this is 97-98 instead

Sleet! winner to NAM hahaha

This is like Central Florida anticipating a snow event. Holy shit guys…lets get a hold of ourselves.

This game is like this winter… The Eagles have been season long cutters…

This winter is like the movie Christmas Vacation: the house is a wreck, the tree is burned down, the neighbor is attacked and the father looks at Chevy Chase and says “we know what you’re trying to do here, but this is an awful evening nothing has gone right. You need Jack Daniels. Then they try to push forward and it looks like a glimmer of hope…but that hope is quickly dashed by a swat team and a sewer explosion.

honestly, that’s the hope; best case scenario

I wouldn’t care about the no snow if it was at least cold and felt like winter. My gut tells me CPK is going to have a shut out this year. There’s just no cold air and everything keeps cutting to the west. This week is done.

nobody on this forum has the ability to predict out 6 weeks. when you accept that fact you make yourself a little bit happier. matter fact, like most professional meteorologists six days out is only 50%.

Meanwhile in Utah…

Full thunderstorm now… Just a bad year. Nothing abnormal about this at all.

38F and rain in the Hills of Westchester…what a winter!

Lake Placid…unfrozen.

I’ll just say this… We are comparing this a lot to 97/98 That was saved at the end from a shut out. What is the wintertime temperature in now versus late 90s? It’s a huge difference. I hope something happens but I wouldn’t bank on it

this isn’t a bad year. This is historic, and this is climate change. A part of me almost hopes that the city gets totally shut out so we can stop the bs with the bad year. This is what New York City winters look like more and more going forward

yeah, but that could also be OTS. That’s the failure in that logic. And if the southeast ridge really is that strong, then we’re done for snow here. No reason to track anything. That’s the failure in the whole attitude.

I don’t like the term snow drought. It isn’t intellectually honest. there has been plenty of moisture. It isn’t frozen because we are experiencing never-ending warmth. The warmth is the story, not the lack of snow or the lack of moisture to create snow