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Stumbling into a wintry pattern, weenies confused; still shaken from last winter

earthlight

By earthlight,
in New York City Metro

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IsentropicLift

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Wow gfs looks impressive with the cutter/transition storm. Even though it's a rainstorm, it looks like an intense squall line with very strong winds possibly? 

GFS as progged is a terrible waste of an active southern stream miller A setup. It's much quicker with the phase the last two runs. Deepens the low to the 950's up in Canada. This run really cuts down on the rain whch is probably a good thing considering 3" of rain falling on completely frozen solid ground is not a good combo.

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uncle W

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back in 1888 before the blizzard in March NYC had some very cold arctic out breaks followed by rain storms...Some were followed with more arctic air...I'm not comparing this year with 1888 but it shows how it can be fridgid followed by rain...1888 also shows if it stays cold long enough it could possibly produce a blizzard...

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Guest Pamela

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Snowfall 2012-13 Season
Through January 25th

Bridgeport: 20.2"
Newark: 9.6"
Islip: 8.1"
NYC Central Park: 6.6"
JFK: 5.7"
LaGuardia: 2.8"         

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TWCCraig

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Snowfall 2012-13 Season

Through January 25th

Bridgeport: 20.2"

Newark: 9.6"

Islip: 8.1"

NYC Central Park: 6.6"

JFK: 5.7"

LaGuardia: 2.8"         

 

That's nice. I don't think this winter is a bad as some people see it. We've been in a prolonged cold snap, something we never saw last year. We keep seeing it snow, though not much, at least it's something. And the models are hinting at some potential snowstorms, something we didn't see at all last year.

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NEG NAO

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That's nice. I don't think this winter is a bad as some people see it. We've been in a prolonged cold snap, something we never saw last year. We keep seeing it snow, though not much, at least it's something. And the models are hinting at some potential snowstorms, something we didn't see at all last year.

all depends where you live in the region - right around NYC and immediate surrounding areas its actually worse then last year - less snow and by Jan 31st will be close to the same warmth for january and the season so far as experienced last year ......BUT February and March will determine how it compares to 2011/2012 and others..........

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