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I'm surprised that everyone really thinks that Pam was expecting a snowstorm based on the 8z RAP animation lol. Anyway, it was a fun storm to watch (on radar)!! Snow in Atlantic city and rain up north.

Can't figure that call out....seeing the RGEM so far south at 24-36 hrs was a big red flag that heavy precip would never make it to NYC and vicinity.

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April weather sucks

The average temperature in NYC in April is 53.0 degrees. It's below that In almost all of the suburbs west north and east of the city. People get carried away in their expectations of a month that is not historically warm and that most years has some snow for somebody in a 50 mile radius. It's that simple.

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The average temperature in NYC in April is 53.0 degrees. It's below that In almost all of the suburbs west north and east of the city. People get carried away in their expectations of a month that is not historically warm and that most years has some snow for somebody in a 50 mile radius. It's that simple.

Yep

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Quite the busted forecast from the NWS yesterday...the forecast had called for 50s and some showers. Ended up being a nearly bluebird day.

Yeah, it was a great day, hit 60° here. These rain events big and small have been trending drier like others have said, with some exceptions of course.

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Yeah, it was a great day, hit 60° here. These rain events big and small have been trending drier like others have said, with some exceptions of course.

This pattern has been wreaking havoc on forecasts for months. Will be interesting to see how the next few months workout precip wise as it has been on the drier side for the past year or so.  Certainly seems like we're in the middle of a long term dry regime relative to the 10 years before 2012.

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The average temperature in NYC in April is 53.0 degrees. It's below that In almost all of the suburbs west north and east of the city. People get carried away in their expectations of a month that is not historically warm and that most years has some snow for somebody in a 50 mile radius. It's that simple.

 

I guess people remember the years with extreme warmth like 2002 when NYC reached 96 and Newark 97.

Other years like 09 and 10 made to the low 90's with many years in the 85-90 range.

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Does anyone know if this week will see an end to the cold till next fall? Is it going to be "spring" normal temps for here on out? This past stretch has been a serious buzz kill. I see the long range is above normal but i feel like before it actually gets to say in the 60's in the day we might suffer once more.

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We know. You almost make me not like snow :(

I know this isn't true :whistle:

 

Just gotta wait 7 months. I'm actually looking forward to the warmth, this year should be better severe weather wise

 

Hopefully man. I'm dreading the heat and humidity. I will be working in prospect park for the summer so it shouldn't be that bad. At least I can stay under the trees :pimp:

I think snow88 should move to nova scotia

Caribou or Marquette

 

In New York, maybe Watertown or Oswego.

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I know this isn't true :whistle:

Hopefully man. I'm dreading the heat and humidity. I will be working in prospect park for the summer so it shouldn't be that bad. At least I can stay under the trees :pimp:

Caribou or Marquette

In New York, maybe Watertown or Oswego.

I would move to Worcester. It's inland but close enough to the coast to get into coastal lows. They avg I believe 65 inches a year

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