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Continued Winter Banter.


Ericjcrash

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These are certainly "the good old days" for snow.

 

These 20"+ events are all starting to blend together since there have been so many of them since 2000.

In the past, we were lucky to see 1 or 2 events a decade with maxes of 20" or more.

 

LI/SCT/SE NY/NNJ 20" max storms since 2000:

 

2/17/03

2/5-7/03

1/22-23/05 close at 19.5" max

2/11/06

12/19-12/20/09

2/26-27/10

12/26-27/10

1/11-1/12/11

1/26-1/27/11

2/8-2/9/13

1/26/15

1/23/16

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Our problem in my neighborhood is they plow the streets beautifully but than dumb people dig their cars and throw the snow back on the street? I really don't get them! It's been pissing me off a lot. Like dude make a pile out of it and stop throwing the snow back on the street. What's the point of plowing if you're going to do that!

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There's lots of wiggle room on this...if the trough goes negative even 6 hours earlier than depicted on euro it's coming up the coast, and way west of current depiction

 

I don't see it. The trough is too far east, by the time the northern vorts drop in. Unless we see a dramatic shift, this is a coastal scraper threat with better results for E. LI and SNE.

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These 20"+ events are all starting to blend together since there have been so many of them since 2000.

In the past, we were lucky to see 1 or 2 events a decade with maxes of 20" or more.

LI/SCT/SE NY/NNJ 20" max storms since 2000:

2/17/03

2/5-7/03

1/22-23/05 close at 19.5" max

2/11/06

12/19-12/20/09

2/26-27/10

12/26-27/10

1/11-1/12/11

1/26-1/27/11

2/8-2/9/13

1/26/15

1/23/16

147 years of record keeping and 5 out of nyc's top 10 snowfalls have occurred in the past decade. our snow climo is changing rapidly.

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I don't see it. The trough is too far east, by the time the northern vorts drop in. Unless we see a dramatic shift, this is a coastal scraper threat with better results for E. LI and SNE.

My only problem is that models have underestimate the timing of southern energy ALL year, I don't see the energy being behind or even with the trough, which is what the euro has been hinting, but hey we shall see soon enough lol

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