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February 13-14th Potential Winter Storm Threat Discussion


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having two blizzards or major snowstorms in the same season is very rare...it's hard enough to get one...many of these winters had mucho events that grazed the area or wasn't a big storm...The winters with two major storms near 10" or more...

1895-96...both came in March...

1898-99...November and February...

1913-14...February and March...

1925-26...both came in February...

1933-34...December and February...

1959-60...December and March...

1960-61...December, January and February...

1966-67...February and March...

1977-78...January and February...

1995-96...January and February...

2003-04...December and January...

2009-10...December and two in February...

2010-11...December and January...

the winters with a foot or more is even less...

1959-60...the December 59 storm had a small area of a foot or more...March was wide spread...

1960-61...December and February...

1977-78...January and February...

2010-11...December and January...

 

 

 

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This isn't going to be a storm that slows down unfortunately. It would likely consolidate somewhat near us and intensify the snow, but this run looks to nail us for a few hours or so. It's still a fast flow that will try to crush it somewhat-in 95% of circumstances a low in that position would mean heavy precip here.

 

To those dismissing the run before seeing the output... :axe:

 

 

This isn't going to be a storm that slows down unfortunately. It would likely consolidate somewhat near us and intensify the snow, but this run looks to nail us for a few hours or so. It's still a fast flow that will try to crush it somewhat-in 95% of circumstances a low in that position would mean heavy precip here.

 

To those dismissing the run before seeing the output... :axe:

guilty as charged  :bag:

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having two blizzards or major snowstorms in the same season is very rare...it's hard enough to get one...many of these winters had mucho events that grazed the area or wasn't a big storm...The winters with two major storms near 10" or more...

1895-96...both came in March...

1898-99...November and February...

1913-14...February and March...

1925-26...both came in February...

1933-34...December and February...

1959-60...December and March...

1960-61...December, January and February...

1966-67...February and March...

1977-78...January and February...

1995-96...January and February...

2003-04...December and January...

2009-10...December and two in February...

2010-11...December and January...

the winters with a foot or more is even less...

1959-60...the December 59 storm had a small area of a foot or more...March was wide spread...

1960-61...December and February...

1977-78...January and February...

2010-11...December and January...

 

While they weren't widespread events Feb 94 had two events less than 3 days apart. Around 10" fell on the 8th and then over a foot on the 11th, with some snow/ice in between, but amounts varied greatly ( I think EWR had about 30" for the week while Philly had like 4)

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While they weren't widespread events Feb 94 had two events less than 3 days apart. Around 10" fell on the 8th and then over a foot on the 11th, with some snow/ice in between, but amounts varied greatly ( I think EWR had about 30" for the week while Philly had like 4)

i was thinking about doing a list with 9" or more which would have that year in it...Where I lived we got less than 10" both times...To much mixing in the southern part of Brooklyn as shown on my video...The list expands greatly if you use 8" or more...

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