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  1. CPcantmeasuresnow
    The deer are disgusting, people that don't see them up close might not understand that. They sleep under the large pines in the back because the snowpack is not as deep and they leave a mess. I'll leave it at that.
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    Morning low of 11°. Day 60 with snow cover beating winter of 2020/2021 which was the last winter with above average snowfall, 59 inches that winter imby. Still at 43.8 inches for this winter, 5 inches or so below seasonal norm for the entire winter.
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    New York City, central park specifically, now at 34 days this winter with snow cover. I'm pretty sure that's their highest winter total since 2020/2021, although I'm doing it from memory and don't remember the exact number from that winter. I know there was a 24 day stretch after the 17.4 inch snowstorm of February 1-2 2021. @donsutherland1@bluewaveDon or Bluewave might check me on that when they get a chance.
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    Morning low of 11°. Day 60 This winter with snow cover. It's been a good winter for ice and snow cover but this three week stretch with virtually no snowfall during the peak snowfall period is getting a little boring. However still having almost a solid foot of snow on the ground makes it much more bearable.
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    Let's just change the name of the thread to Presidents' Day. At least we know that will actually happen. Closing the thread entirely isn't a terrible option either.
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    It's a loaded question. I will answer it in detail when I have more time later tonight.
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    It's probably the only time in my long weather memory that New York City, specifically Central Park, had a high measurement, some might call it accurate which in itself is a minor miracle, compared to most of the surrounding area. The reason for it, Paul Kocin was on top of them that entire storm for the measurements because he thought it might break the single storm record total, which it eventually did. Of course to later be topped by the 2016 blizzard.
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    Credit to you for admitting your blown forecasts, some on here just run away when they don't work out. Personally, I believe any forecasts one month out or more are just a guessing game. Maybe you can reduce the odds a little with research and analysis but not enough to make them worthwhile in my opinion.
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    And you have nailed it this whole season since October. You're one, two and three month predictions have been phenomenal. We don't even feel worthy of them anymore. Maybe take them to the New England Forum for awhile so they can benefit too. I'm sure the gang there would love your constant warm bias, I mean insight.
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    May 9 2020 we had on and off snow showers most of the day. Even NYC picked up a trace. I received almost an inch during one of the squalls with the green grass and cherry tree blossoms almost getting covered. 34° and heavy snow during the afternoon of May 9. I'd only seen that one other time up around here and that was the 1977 May 9 snow event. That was much worse than the 2020, or better depending on perspective. Personally I loved it.
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    Enjoy your time in Richmond. We will all miss you.
  12. CPcantmeasuresnow
    That sounds like Monmouth county. The flowers should be blooming next week.
  13. CPcantmeasuresnow
    If this were an AI model I'd swear they're just messing with the inferior beings already.
  14. CPcantmeasuresnow
    Light snow the past 30 minutes. I had to get out of the main forum. To many coastal dwellers declaring winter over for the entire forum in February. The same sh!t we hear every year.
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    I've had light snow the past 30 minutes.
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    You live in central New Jersey yet always speak as if your area pretty much covers all the bases for a forum that's pretty diverse climate wise.
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    35 here with light snow. This is kind of unexpected.
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    You live in Philadelphia, why do you comment in this forum as we?
  19. CPcantmeasuresnow
    28.4 and light snow has changed to light freezing rain. A dangerous trip down the driveway to bring out the recycle.
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    I'm aware of all of that. I've lived in the region my entire life with the exception of the four years I spent at the university of Wisconsin. What I wasn't aware of is how mild and delightful you perceive March is in Albany. If that's how you see it, as blind as that is, that's all that matters.
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    Albany is colder, by several degrees, and snowier than Boston. I don't think most people around Boston, or Albany for that matter, would call March spring. I've lived in the HV for many years at elevation 600 feet, which is about mean elevation for most of the HV and I barely call April Spring. Everyone sees things differently I guess.
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    I agree with some of what you say, but you obviously never lived in Albany LOL.
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    The pretty common theme here is people along the coast and in central New Jersey and the city are often pretty quick to call and end to winter in late February. For those of us 30 miles or more north and west of New York City latitude and longitude, most of March is just thought of as another winter month.
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    Done
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    There was so much blowing it's hard to say for 100% but I did take it in a couple of secluded areas that I had cleared and it was definitely over 3/4 of an inch. I've been thinking of revising it to 0.8 just because I haven't seen any other reports over an inch.
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