Much of the time we would be below normal to normal temperatures. Then, we would get a cutter, warm up for the storm, and then cool back down. Rinse, repeat...
Newark is a heat island area. While the airport not as much you would think, as it is away from the city, the blacktop and lack of trees do add to the warmth, even though the wether station is in a grassy area.
Mr. G should remember. I was filling in at CBS NY at the time and told Steve Deshler it looks like a major snowstorm for our area. Mr. G laughed it off.
Before he even threw a pitch off the mound? I say there was something wrong at the end of last year, which the team ignored and figured it would go away before next season? Perhaps even if the Mets signed Snell and Montgomery, it wouldn't have mattered?
I don't know, hamsters seem to enjoy their life, living in our kitchen when I was a child. He was very attentive and affectionate. My mother used to feed him different things she was cooking. Some people "cage" dogs. That I don't agree with.
Is this "what came first, the chicken or the egg?" I would thing the increase in temperatures is driving the el Nino to become warmer each year. The El nino just distributes (or concentrates) the wealth? Because if the El Nino is actually causing the increase in warmth and not as much the greenhouse gases, do we have to re-assess?
Not sure if I can digest the study in this link concerning the oceans absorbing atmospheric heat...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9452516/
I just caught a bit of something that Jeff Berradelli posted about potential upwelling cooling the ocean's surface. But wouldn't that eventually just overall heat the entire ocean column? Wouldn't the surface heat just get transferred deeper into the oceans? Asking for a friend...