bkviking

2010 was legendary- beginning to end. Fantastic winter finishing up on Feb 26 with the “snowapocalypse” to the early March wind event , to the fantastic early Spring to the classic hot but lower dewpoint summer, to the great finish with Boxing Day. Plenty if storms in all seasons but plenty of great weather days. One of best years ever.

Severe T Storm warning for Port Jefferson with cell coming in. Nice CTG lightning . Nicely developing shelf cloud also …

16/9/4

DCA: +2.1 NYC: +2.2 BOS: +2.1 ORD: +1.9 ATL: +0.3 IAH: +0.5 DEN: +1.8 PHX: +1.0 SEA: +1.9

DCA: +2.3 NYC: +2.3 BOS: +2.1 ORD: +1.4 ATL: +1.0 IAH: +1.0 DEN: +2.0 PHX: 1.3 SEA: +1.3

DCA: -0.8 NYC: -0.2 BOS: -0.4 ORD: -0.5 ATL: +0.2 IAH: +1.4 DEN: +1.2 PHX: +1.5 SEA: +0.5

Front through here in Port Jefferson. East winds and cold.

Josh Timlin has the data here verifying it has been windier. https://x.com/joshtimlin/status/1895664822102151329?s=46&t=HCmZ-LTBCYI3DlhQG3OX5g

BOS +2.0 NYC +2..1 DCA +2.3 ORD +2.5 ATL +3.2 IAH +3.0 DEN +1.2 PHX +0.2 SEA -1.0

DCA +3.1 NYC +2.3 BOS +2.0 ORD -0.9 ATL +3.0 IAH +1.2 DEN -1.0 PHX -0.1 SEA -2.2

Snowman19 has a kind of purpose. To provide verifiable climatic conditions as antipodes to our snow-weenie dreams. He is legit enough to be able to add useful counter-balance to groupthink. Agree or disagree - it is highly useful to have- at least to keep in back of mind. His main contribution is in La Nina thread in main forum but he really does offer at least a counter thought to everyone else. Even if it is warm biased.

DCA -4.0 NYC -2.7 BOS -2.2 ORD -2.4 ATL -4.2 IAH -1.0 DEN +0.9 PHX + 2.2 SEA +3.0

DCA -0.5 NYC. 0.7 BOS. -2.0 ORD +02 ATL +0.5 IAH +2.2 DEN +4.0 PHX +4.0 SEA +3.2 DCA 12” NYC 27” BOS 44” ORD 30” DTW 28 BUF 98” DEN 55” SEA 14” BTV 100" Quote

Aurora from Port Jefferson, LI.

DCA: + 0.8 NYC: + 0.8 BOS: +0.8 ORD: + 1.0 ATL: + 0.6 IAH: + 1.5 DEN: + 2.5 PHX: + 2.0 SEA: + 1.1