forkyfork
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tomorrow depends on where the training sets up but a total of 5" is not out of the question
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ewr up to 2.71 from this round alone lol
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good site for rain totals: https://www.cocorahs.org/Maps/ViewMap.aspx?state=usa
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the models always showed the initial precip weakening
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i'll go if the snow weenies don't
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again and again
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i was a little surprised at the rainfall totals as the meso models were backing off on amounts up until yesterday
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nw of most of us imo
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currently 89.6, we'll have to wait to see if it's real or rounded
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what's orh's earliest 90? they broke the daily record by 11 degrees lol
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compressional warming right on the boundary
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bump. nyc's min last night was 70. let's see if the sea breeze/backdoor front holds off until after 1 am
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does anyone know the earliest mins over 70 in the metro?
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could it be from the wnw gradient keeping us more mixed at night?
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every site this account tweeted in the daily climo roundup set a new record high min today https://twitter.com/iembot_okx
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Extended summer stormlover74 future snow hole banter thread 23
forkyfork replied to BxEngine's topic in New York City Metro
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same theme all summer on the euro seasonal
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april in nyc <3
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so we might have a summer like 2009 or 2010. cool
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when you look at the actual values of the anomalies the past western troughs were actually deeper than this year's
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there were nam runs before the 12/2009 snowstorm that had 2" liquid to sussex county
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look where this one is happening
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this is a wx board, right? don't you find these changes interesting?
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Washington, D.C. 1872-1900: 50.2F 2010-2022: 57.6F (+7.4F) New York, New York 1869-1900: 43.4F 2010-2022: 51.0F (+7.6F) Boston, Massachusetts 1872-1900: 42.0F 2010-2022: 46.9F (+4.9F) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1874-1900: 47.2F 2010-2022: 53.8F (+6.6F) an average march in nyc today is warmer than what dc used to average. an average philadelphia march back then is about the same as what boston averages now. that's insane
