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  1. 2 hours ago, vortex95 said:

    This guy is a super hype-master.  Goes off the deep end w/ "heat dome" all the time.  Every ridge of high pressure is a heat dome even if there are no sig warm anomalies present.  Can't find big heat in North America?  He goes to Europe w/ hot wx/heat dome hype, as if it having hot wx and anomalies somewhere on the globe at any given time is unusual?

    He is far from a hypster. He was a well known TV meteorogloist here in NYC. 

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  2. 42 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

    It's lightened  up here but still light to mod snow and winds are nuts.. sitting in my car warming up.. its not sticking much but that next band about to.come in looks legit.. wish I could post a video here.. im so happy right now :snowing:

    Wow you are the man 

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  3. 3 hours ago, SnoSki14 said:

    East based Super Nino + Negative PDO means the anomalies out west last winter will be over us this winter. 

    It wouldn't surprise me if we experienced the warmest winter on record and by a lot too

    What are the numbers for the winning lotto tickets ?

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  4. 5 minutes ago, nycwinter said:

    it felt like a late november day accuweather said best chance of a shower was north and east of the city. but on way home it rained for about 5 minutes.

    Same here

    Pretty chilly outside

     

  5. 22 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

    Lmao. Once again. Over their heads. No one argued that the -2.6° in chicago in Jan 2025 was record cold. It was brought up because maxim said it would be a WARM month days before the months began. 

    Jan 2026 had impressive cold. It was -5.2° at Detroit and both December and January were solidly colder than avg for even the coldest 30 year normals in the period of record. Jan was -4.4 compared to the entire POR and Dec -2.1 to the entire POR. But thats "seasonal" and "normal". It was such a cold winter in the east that the trolls either disappeared or completely fixated on the west. Thats when you know it WAS cold.

    Jan 15-Feb 9 was 3rd coldest on record for Detroit (I usually dont post intra month data sets like that but hey, they do all the time when it's warm!). And thats already the coldest time of the year. 

    The warmth of march/April was discussed but apparently not enough for the liking of some which is what started a tantrum because its not discussed enough.

    Its like a broken record. All the warmth was in the west this past winter. It did spread east in March. 

    I dont know how anyone can say that the winter in the east wasn't cold.

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  6. 21 hours ago, Maxim said:

    A -2.6 F departure against our warmest 30 year average doesn’t even break top 50 coldest Januaries here LMAO. We’ve become so accustomed to the warmer climate we’re in now that what would’ve been considered a completely average, seasonably cold Jan just half a decade ago is now somehow standout cold to some. Also, as I mentioned in the Great Lakes sub forum, I rarely visit this board because it’s overrun with denialism, clueless takes, and the same braindead fools (many who happen to trolls as well) repeating themselves on loop, downplaying every warm up that’s headed their way. Pair that with people who are either unwilling or incapable of engaging with (because their heads are so far removed from reality) and there’s not much worth sticking around for. I’ve got better things to do than sit around and obsess over ho-hum 2-3 day cool shots that eventually get overshadowed by far more impressive heat pulses/ridges later on, or one slightly below average month followed by a several months of above to well above average temps. I’ve come to terms with this new climate, and I’m at peace (unlike many others on here).

    Winter never even arrived for the western half of the country, and the Desert Southwest experienced arguably the most extreme temperature event on record, but these people (if you can even call them people) choose to lose their minds over a largely average winter in the East, and an underwhelming first half of May in terms of cold.

    Average winter in the east ? Maybe in the south but not the northeast. 

    I had my coldest and snowiest winter here in NYC in a decade. Close to 50 inches of snow with a long lasting snowpack and cold temps. 

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