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  1. bkviking
    20 years today is also the coldest blizzard I’ve been through on Long Island. Great storm.
  2. bkviking
    2009-10 was perfect - winter in December , then one of biggest Februarys all time.. big , warm storm ~ March 7/8 then torch away into a perfect Spring and tons of 90s with much lower DewPoints than recent years .
  3. bkviking
    I thought Snowmageddon was the Feb 26 storm that I believe brought around 20" to NYC/LI but further north had rain?
  4. bkviking
    DCA: +3.8 NYC: +3.4 BOS: +3.4 ORD: +2.2 ATL: +3.2 IAH: +1.2 DEN: +0.8 PHX: +0.2 SEA: +0.2
  5. bkviking
    Well - though it still fluctuates - that’s weakest this - ENSO has become in a long time, Don.
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    Chuck or someone - isn’t it time to start a new ENSO topic as it appears we will at least end La Niña and looking more likely that an inevitable El Niño could be coming .
  7. bkviking
    Snow flurries in Port Jefferson , LI.
  8. bkviking
    DCA: +2.7 NYC: +3.0 BOS: +3.0 ORD: +2.0 ATL: +0.9 IAH: +0.5 DEN: +1.0 PHX: +0.2 SEA: +0.4
  9. bkviking
    Anyone know what happened to Isotherm? Miss his analysis. I think his last winter outlook a few years ago frustrated him.
  10. bkviking
    Cool looking line approaching LI now
  11. bkviking
    Isotherm was on such a hot streak for years and hit a lot of issues - like everyone - the past few years - and I wonder if that’s why he gave up long range forecast its attempts. Or even showing up anymore.
  12. bkviking
    NYC 44” EWR 32” MMU 58” ISP 47” SWF 60”
  13. bkviking
    Don’t know with any scientific reason but aren’t La Nina’s just the “normal/neutral “ conditions (Ie, Hadley cell ) but stronger -whereas El Niños are the opposite of both ? Wouldn’t that lend to La Nina’s being a more “natural” variant ? Idk - just speculating. Would be curious for someone to know the statistical variation and also why.
  14. bkviking
    Please say clearly your thoughts
  15. bkviking
    DCA: -1.6 NYC: -1.5 BOS: -1.3 ORD: -1.3 ATL: +0.8 IAH: +0.8 DEN: -0.8 PHX: +1.0 SEA: -0.3 DCA _ NYC _ BOS ___ ORD _ DTW _ BUF ___ DEN _ SEA _ BTV 25”—52”—60”—38”—50”—90”—60”—18”—90”
  16. bkviking
    Radar quite solid now with large mass of convective type storminess heading northeast towards NYC/LI. Rains today have been that distinct tropical type rains - small little droplets
  17. bkviking
    DCA: +2.3 NYC: +2.4 BOS: +2.4 ORD: +1.4 ATL: +2.0 IAH: +1..5 DEN: +1.2 PHX: +1.0 SEA: -1.0
  18. bkviking
    Sudden crash of thunder followed by lightning here in Smithtown. Wasn’t paying attention to radar past hours or so but it held together quite nicely …
  19. bkviking
    Thunderstorms now moving in to eastern Long Island from the east.
  20. bkviking
    DCA: +1.0 NYC: +0.8 BOS: +0.2 ORD: +1.0 ATL: +0.6 IAH: +1.4 DEN: +2.5 PHX: +2.3 SEA: +1.9
  21. bkviking
    Warnings here in Smithtown- I can see a swivel with the storm coming through. Looks nasty
  22. bkviking
    Why is he being weenied? It’s truth
  23. bkviking
    Nudged up to .61” now on the Tempest. you always had best records of LI snow allocation— and I lived in heart of it in Miller Place for years attesting to your records . But now on Stengel so yes nice short walk to Sweetbriar.
  24. bkviking
    .55” from this stationary storm by me in Smithtown (by Sweetbriar). Glad I didn’t water the veggies.
  25. bkviking

    Winter 2022-23

    bkviking replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic

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