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3 hours ago, MJO812 said:

Very boring 

Last opportunity for many coming up then winter is sadly over 

:huh: busy busy!

Crime in NYC, like many cities, peaks during the summer months (June, July, August) due to warmer weather, school breaks, and more people outside. While violent crimes often spike in summer, some reports indicate that December can also have high rates for specific offenses. 

Bureau of Justice Statistics (.gov) +2

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39 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I don't think so.....once we hit solar min and flip the Pacific we will get a good stretch around the turn of the decade. Some are getting carried away with the CC/addiction analogies and such.

It’s more the borderline events. Lots of heat building up in these waters. 

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3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Well pull up a chair and watch it dry because it’s getting longer baby!!

Nah man...we will be buying a home up north this year and perhaps a 2nd home in the UK either this year or by the end of 2027 at the latest..

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2 hours ago, WinterWolf said:

More psychological nonsense…hilarious. From a poster who is here as much as anybody.  

"There's decades of data and evidence corroborating a warming climate in New England that impacts our winters vs. no there isn't".

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Today's like day one of melt week, 2026

Yeah, we've put up a couple of 52ies recently, but those were dry DP, light wind, sparing the loss rates.  Looking at 55 to 65 afternoons with more blow torch breezes ... even some over 40 DPs, lasting until that cold break toward a week from now.   Actually looks like the 70 day may happen on Tuesday after all.   I wouldn't be surprised if Wednesday morning on the way to work, people notice that field they pass everyday is no longer just planar white.  I still have an issue with 70 over the fields but I've seen this in spring where cold drain out of the wooded areas is juxtaposing vividly against air that was not being protected.    

I agree with the sentiment that there's a window of interest in the 15-18th date range.  It's not clear what that will mean.. .in fact, almost anything is possible from a Lakes cutter to a coastal, but there is a transient impressive +PNA bounce through that period.   

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4 hours ago, jbenedet said:

The teleconnection phase state NAO, PNA are completely different than this time last year.

I know that’s with the caveat that the teles have less influence on the Synoptics this time of year but it’s an influence and a warm one for a change…

Away from the immediate coast I still think we can see a really nice March and April relative to climo and especially relative to recent years past.

I actually agree. It’s underrated how miserable the last couple March/Aprils have been outside of a few days.

Hopefully we can get a sustained stretch of nice weather before Mid May 

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My sump pump is running for the first time in over a year, so we are definitely melting pretty good here.

Nice winter, but the older I get, the more I look forward to sun and warmth. I’m ready for some nice days.

Still a lot of snow to melt here; but I’m guessing this week is going to put a serious dent in the pack here; maybe even eliminating most of it.

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1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

Temps rise through the evening. Keep the windows open and smell the melt in the air.

I actually want some ice to melt off the roof before it rains and actually looking forward to it... but I'm guessing we still have some pack left even if we lose a bunch.. 

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