LibertyBell
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Is JFK just under 10", Don? 9.7" after adding in that last 3.4"? -
D would have been the grade had NYC stayed under 10 inches of snow. It's safely in C- territory now and should get to C for NYC with the next storm. It can get to B with another storm later in the month.
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Not offhand but I remember it was the second highest winter storm liquid equivalent in the city's history (after February 1920)-- now replaced by January 2016.
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Thanks Tony, do you have one for February 1961 too?
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same with February 1961 when JFK had 24.1 inches I think?
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well, going by liquid equivalent is more reliable, February 1961 was 2.75 inches of liquid and 24.1 inches of snow at JFK.
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so we mild up for spring at the beginning of March?
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Central Park was undermeasuring back then too, both JFK and LGA got 20 inches in the Lindsey storm.
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to be fair, last February JFK had a 4 inch snowstorm followed by a 6 inch snowstorm a few days later
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Was there a snowfall total update? JFK snow amount updated to 3.4"....
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Was there a snowfall total update? JFK snow amount updated to 3.4"....
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I find the south shore gets more snow in el ninos, especially strong ones. Most of our 20"+ events here came in strong el ninos
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3.7 at JFK based on that map
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JFK is usually the lowest only in mixed storms, in all snow event noreasters it's usually the highest (Feb 83, PD2, Jan 2016). LGA is in a commercial area and usually hotter than the others
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3-5 is much more likely based on the speed of the northern stream. There will no 8 inch amounts from this storm ANYWHERE just like there were none from the last storm ANYWHERE either.
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just last year, we had 4 inches followed by 6 inches in the same week in February
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https://partnerservices.nws.noaa.gov/products/cf2683134646bf94474f9da9618b5ecf Highest total around here 5.1 at Muttontown
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https://x.com/rawsalerts/status/1888291077746020626 NASA officials now report a 2.4% chance of an asteroid striking Earth in 2032, up from 2.3% few days ago. This equates to a 1 in 42 chance of impact, with a 97.6% likelihood that the asteroid will miss. The asteroid is estimated to be between 130 and 330 feet in diameter.
