forkyfork
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raw snowfall numbers don't tell the whole story. a foot of paste is going to have more impact than 18" of fluff
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i flew back from florida a few days after the march 21 storm and it looked like it never happened
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wow that seals it for me. i remember an extremely dark steel blue sky before it hit. i went inside as it started and then branches blew across the window
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omg. youtube recommended a TWC archive video and i'm pretty sure it shows the severe event that got me into weather in the first place. there was widespread damage across bayonne and my dad drove us around to look at it
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he's a climate scientist who posts about warm records. the denier mob hates him
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you could hear the snow melting right after it fell
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this might be ewr's first january without a day below freezing. 1973, 1989, 1998, 2002, 2006, and 2007 all had at least one
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just noticed that ewr didn't have a single day below freezing last january. even 2012 had days below freezing
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if the 50/50 isn't as strong this spring/summer we'll roast
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cutters with brief cold shots behind them
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we're collectively responsible for an outlier prediction?
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it's their favorite strawman
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did you not notice the record warmth everywhere else
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it's not going to do that and you'll scurry away when it fails to happen
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Winter 2020 New England Banter and General Obs
forkyfork replied to CapturedNature's topic in New England
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it's a bullshit method
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is there anything worse than a day 10 kuchera map
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can't wait for him to disappear in late summer
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we need it to phase at the right time. total crapshoot
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i think this being a capture scenario makes an inland snowstorm less likely
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we've had several day 5 hits this year. you kinda don't want one
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.75" contour or bust
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if you're outside the best banding in this setup you're getting rain
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if you want a last minute west trend a gulf low is how it gets done
