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Tor warning extension towards the beaches in nj
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Violence in snj. Meh up here
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Just now, Stormlover74 said:
Rotation near Allentown NJ
Tor over Allentown
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Looks rather meh for the metro. Snj ftw
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1 minute ago, allgame830 said:
I don’t think there’s hype at all… even when the storms were over western PA they looked pretty much run of the mill but still were producing winds gusts 65-75mph.
That line doesn’t look that impressive as of now
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8 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:
I wonder if they're contemplating a tornado watch. Lapse rates are ridiculous right now
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4 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:
For me not you lol
Very odd….perhaps MT holly not buying into the twitter hype
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Nothing for jersey….
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Just now, Stormlover74 said:
Odd that we're in an enhanced risk but they're not issuing a watch
Very windy out…never a good sign for significant storms near the coast
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Beautiful outside. I don’t buy the severe hype. Radar looks rather meh
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3 hours ago, Brian5671 said:
with the winter storm track through the lakes there were on the good side of most of these storms..
Crazy how persistent this pattern has been….
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8 minutes ago, bluewave said:
I believe they are approaching 90” this morning which would be 3rd highest.
Around 3” more after this chart was compiled through yesterday
Time Series Summary for Minneapolis-St Paul Area, MN (ThreadEx) - Oct through Sep
Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending.RankSeasonTotal SnowfallMissing Count1 1983-1984 98.6 0 2 1981-1982 95.0 0 3 1950-1951 88.9 0 4 2010-2011 86.6 0 5 2022-2023 86.5 183 6 1916-1917 84.9 0 7 1991-1992 84.1 0 8 1961-1962 81.2 0 9 1951-1952 79.0 0 10 1966-1967 78.4 0 Yup, 89.7 which would be 3rd overall. They will have a shot of more accumulating snowfall next week.
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MSP with another 8-10 over night. What a winter for that area
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7 minutes ago, bluewave said:
No problem man. After losing my mom, things have gotten really tough for me in the so called outside world. Always tried to keep the discussions science based without much emotion. More Dr. Spock-like. Now the emotional side is harder to avoid. Just makes me more human. I love this virtual community since it lacks the stressors of day to day living. It really allows me to create what an ideal me always wanted to be. I have always struggled with various challenges in life through no fault of my own. But sometimes you start surfing the really big sets and it just turns into a washing machine. Getting to my bluewave persona is everything that is good about me. Very hard to express this outside this forum. That’s why I get so passionate about people that really struggle in life.
Sorry for your loss, Bluewave
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3 hours ago, MJO812 said:
Euro stormy
Enjoy the rain
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3 hours ago, The 4 Seasons said:
Didn’t realize Boston was at 4. Kick this winter to the moon!
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21 hours ago, bluewave said:
Imagine living in a place like Caribou that averages over 100” a year. So even in a warming climate, a place like that should still see significant snow well into the future. It was their 4th warmest winter and they still cleared 100”. Nothing special for them but would be epic for us.
Time Series Summary for Caribou Area, ME (ThreadEx)
Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending.RankSeasonMean Avg TemperatureMissing Count1 2015-2016 21.5 0 2 2009-2010 21.1 0 3 2020-2021 20.6 0 4 2022-2023 19.2 0 - 2001-2002 19.2 0 5 2019-2020 17.9 0
Time Series Summary for Caribou Area, ME (ThreadEx) - Oct through Sep
Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending.SeasonTotal SnowfallMissing Count2022-2023 109.3 198 2021-2022 123.1 0 2020-2021 107.9 0 2019-2020 151.9 0 2018-2019 165.4 0 2017-2018 137.2 0 2016-2017 129.6 0 2015-2016 94.8 0 Time Series Summary for Caribou Area, ME (ThreadEx) - Oct through Sep
Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending.RankSeasonTotal SnowfallMissing Count1 2007-2008 197.8 0 2 1954-1955 181.1 0 3 2018-2019 165.4 0 4 1981-1982 159.8 0 5 1972-1973 153.0 0 6 2019-2020 151.9 0 7 1968-1969 151.6 1 8 2013-2014 150.7 0 9 1962-1963 147.5 0 10 1976-1977 145.9 0 It will probably matter for them in like 30-50 years but for now just get them the moisture.
I-95 was one of the few spots during 2000 to 2011 that was above avg for snow
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22 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:
You're not going to get a good winter when the west is seeing record setting snows in a Nina.
The NAO is always a secondary factor by a lot. The Pacific is king.
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It’s over before it even started haha. Congrats we all experienced the lowest seasonal snowfall in NYC history
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2 hours ago, snowman19 said:
Huge bust-a-rama for them, even NWS Boston had a foot plus. I only saw 2” up here in Sloatsburg, grass and car tops only, NWS Upton was calling for 4-6 at one pointBrutal. Orh had like 15 while Boston under a inch…
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Boston not even a half inch wow
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7 hours ago, RU848789 said:
Hey - did you measure at all? I'm not 100% sure what to do. We had about 0.6" on the board and most of the grass and the 1" on the car I took a pic of (and not much on some other lawns that were likely more in the sun), when I left around 5:15 pm to go to the RU game and got back around 9:30 pm and checked the board, which I had wiped before I left, and had another 0.4" on it, so I'm thinking of calling it an even 1.0". I was monitoring the radar after I left and it looks like Metuchen stayed pretty well under that band for a few hours after I left. I also see a report of 1.4" from Edison, so 1.0" seems reasonable. Thoughts?
Definitely. We got caught under that band for a few hours. Very odd accumulation pattern around town. Some lawns looked like 1-2 others liked it just rained all day.
Awful, that RU isn’t in the tournament. Those losses at the end of the year hurt so much
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Snowblower still away?
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0.0 Nyc haha
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April 2023
in New York City Metro
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70 mph winds in Howell