LibertyBell
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when you have large buildings around you it can cause a misconception of snowfall rates. that park is in the Flatiron District -
they should rename that place to Madison Square Garden and get rid of that other dump with that name.
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it's pretty good, but this is no PD2 lol, we'll see if it can ramp up more.
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wow you found clothes for him already! dogs love the snow!
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it always seems to happen just before the storm starts (remember Jan 2016 lol), this is the first time I've seen it do this DURING a storm lol
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it depends on the rates....we have 6 inches so far from the overnight stuff
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thats correct....two classic cases of this were Dec 2002 and PD2. We're usually too far west for the best from Miller B's. The overrunning usually more than makes up for whatever we were supposed to get on the back end. When the overrunning doesn't happen, that's when you have problems and busts.
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already up at 6 inches of snow!
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whens the next quiet period coming lol- tonight?
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Wow Baltimore has more than anyone else on these lists! What major cities do we have left on the east coast? Boston and Providence I think? Can you find those too, Tony?
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getting a new dog= higher chances of snow buying a new snowblower= lower chances of snow I think you did the right thing
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yup thats why I keep records too, also we have these boards to look things up lol
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Monmouth County lol I'm right on the edge of the 12-15 and Monmouth County is at 15-18
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I remember that in Jan 1996, it smelled like the Swiss Alps on Sunday morning back then too
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glad you were able to get him! a lot of those southern shelters aren't no kill shelters like the ones we have up here
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they have dogs so the dogs can pull a sled so he can actually get out of his house when the storm ends. mush puppies mush!
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yeah the historic ones are like this, it's usually the overrunning that gives the highest snowfall amounts not the actual coastal low
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but you're keeping the puppy inside during the storm hopefully! be sure to post pics of the puppy staring at the snow falling outside lol
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I actually wouldn't considering how many huge storms we've had here, the latest of which was a 30 inch plus storm in Jan 2016. That guy has short term memory lol.
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dude....dont even lol. I've been defending western Nassau so people realize how much different the snowfall climatology is here vs eastern LI and you just had to come here and post this lol.
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I remember you got royally screwed that year even with how cold it was, the storms mostly tracked east of you. That March one was actually the one I liked the most, that storm was a long conveyor belt of snow! The other thing I remember was that even that late in the season the SST were so cold we were getting freezing drizzle on an east wind lol...SST was 31, never seen that before! That was thanks to the -10 Feb we had, including a single digit reading on the last day of Feb (one day away from it being in March, which I'd also never experienced before!)
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I actually liked 2014-15 more than 2013-14, it was colder and snowier at the end than 2013-14 was.
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yall who are complaining about Jan 2015 just be glad it wasn't Mar 2001...the other thing about 2014-15 was that it ended being a historic season even with that slight bust and with how February and March went, I'd pretty much forgotten about that January storm.
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fwiw snowstorm anatomy is fascinating, it's interesting to see which area gets what as each event has its own unique personality. Jan 2015 was a slight bust, but compared to say March 2001 it was absolutely delightful lol
