LibertyBell
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Interesting, NYC warmer than PHL and JFK likely even warmer than NYC.
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no highs lower than the 40s though
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we'll have spring thunderstorms. it's a normal spring storm.
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This is why 40" of seasonal snowfall can't be considered historic in NYC, but 50" most definitely is. We have had 40" in warmer winters like 05-06 and JFK received 40" with 40 degree average winter temperature in 15-16.
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what are his analogs now? 1955-56 and 1966-67 lol?
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Probably. I think we'll still have lows at or below freezing, but probably not highs in the 30s again after Monday.
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it just seems highly unlikely we see highs in the 30s again after these two days.
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Even last winter was better than this one. People look at it as a *single digit* snowfall winter but it was actually double digits over most of the area including here (more snow here last winter than this one.) And if anyone remembers last winter at all, Central Park undermeasured several storms last winter otherwise the snow total would have been very close to this one and definitely double digits. February last year was MUCH better that's for sure.
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interesting we had a strong el nino the following winter....
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wow it happened twice in 1972.....
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Looks like after this 2 day cold wave, we'll have highs in the 40s and 50s for the next 10 days plus. This might be it for high temps in the 30s.
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I'm a little shocked that the percentage of EPS members that have 1 and 2 inches of snow for NYC is that high. Figured both would be under 10 percent.
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How many times has Central Park gone from the 60s to the teens or lower within 24 hours, Don? Also, what was the low at JFK? Thanks!
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70 degrees in the Poconos too- NICE!! 61-63 here which is pretty good too.
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so we're talking about another westerly wind heat burst instead of the southerly wind which makes it chilly here?
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I never liked the way they showed fronts on weather maps. The lines are way too thick and I'd much rather they show a very thin line that updates every 30 minutes to show the precise location of the front (as in which town it's currently in.)
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I think you're in the extreme minority
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The 80s heat streak in March 1990 was more extreme than the one in March 1998 which occurred at the tail end of the month.
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Did JFK see a similar drop, Chris??
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and our high of 67 on the 1st almost certainly won't be the warmest temperature we see this month!
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Yes, we cleared the old record of 61 from 2017 by 6 full degrees, Don! Now that it's hit 67 on March 1st here, I don't think we should have any problem reaching the 70s in the second half of March, rarely if ever do you see the warmest day of March on the 1st! I like the idea of westerly winds for a larger than normal part of the spring and summer so JFK should have plenty of 90 degree days this summer and perhaps even hit 100+ a time or two or three......
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I mean, it won't exactly be cold here. Except for the next 2 days that is.
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There's a scientific reason for this, positive nao is more likely in winter and negative nao is more likely in spring. There's a particularly strong connection to it in May. It doesn't mean that it'll snow or even that it will be really cold. Just not extremely warm.
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it'll be interesting to see what the official high temperatures were around the area today and if JFK had the highest temp at 67.
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where's that strong southeast ridge when we need it.
