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January 2014 Pattern Discussion Part II


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Although not nearly as intense it's a pretty remarkable similarity.

 

 

Yeah globally speaking...like looking at Africa, northern Siberia and Europe....pretty amazing actually. :lol:

 

 

Usually you get some similarities for part of the globe, but rarely for the whole hemisphere.

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Yeah globally speaking...like looking at Africa, northern Siberia and Europe....pretty amazing actually. :lol:

 

 

Usually you get some similarities for part of the globe, but rarely for the whole hemisphere.

Uncle Jerry ftw of course.

Stick a fork in it forky!

Actually, glad you've hung around in the thread.  I'm gonna be in your neck of the woods Feb 3-6, so our interests will converge.

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Daily record min high temp tied at Bridgeport, CT today. 20 degrees tied 20 set in '63 and '87

 

 

Wow, that's a weak sauce record low max. What was their high in 2011 on this date? We had a high of 8F that day in ORH.

 

1/29 and 1/30 are vulnerable days...we might come close on 1/29, but that seaward coastal might ruin it by amplifying too close.

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I dunno, if he was focusing on the CONUS, I agree with him...its been way warmer than that year. I do think the next 2 weeks will bring it closer though.

You have to break that down to the periods of similarities, over and over again if you looked at the maps during those periods they looked like the 94 pattern. You know well that similarity does not breed exact results, the thaw in Jan was harder and longer than in 94 but the comeback was similar, lets see how this shakes out but based on what ENS show today I would bet the similarities are greater than not. Of course Philly has had more snow so that makes it all non similar, think globally not locally.

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Wow, that's a weak sauce record low max. What was their high in 2011 on this date? We had a high of 8F that day in ORH.

 

1/29 and 1/30 are vulnerable days...we might come close on 1/29, but that seaward coastal might ruin it by amplifying too close.

Daily record min high temp tied at JFK today, 19 deg tied 19 set in '87. Also, Islip has had 3 days in a row of record min maxes Daily record min high temps set or tied at Islip, NY yesterday (19 tied 19 set in '03 and'13) and today (18 breaks 19 set in '87 and '11)

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Wow, that's a weak sauce record low max. What was their high in 2011 on this date? We had a high of 8F that day in ORH.

 

1/29 and 1/30 are vulnerable days...we might come close on 1/29, but that seaward coastal might ruin it by amplifying too close.

21F for BDR that day. Definite weak sauce. I had 4/-17 on the day.
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Daily record min high temp tied at JFK today, 19 deg tied 19 set in '87. Also, Islip has had 3 days in a row of record min maxes Daily record min high temps set or tied at Islip, NY yesterday (19 tied 19 set in '03 and'13) and today (18 breaks 19 set in '87 and '11)

ISP's records only go back to 1986. Any record they break is kinda moot.
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have you visited the NYC subforum - you would fit in perfectly there

theres lots of talk and all kinds of initials being tossed around in the nyc forum regarding upcoming coastals....secs, mecs, hecs and even becs once or twice....and if i had a buck for everytime i saw KU in that forum i would be buying rounds for everyone later at the bar
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They have named the Jan 2/3 storm a KU and ranked it #37. How is that possible? Only a small area was affected by major snow

Saw that in nyc thread, sad really but i mean for essex county and parts of s shore, fine. Otherwise meh. But the winds were impressive and the cold during the storm was extremely anomalous (not sure if the cold plays a factor)

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Saw that in nyc thread, sad really but i mean for essex county and parts of s shore, fine. Otherwise meh. But the winds were impressive and the cold during the storm was extremely anomalous (not sure if the cold plays a factor)

I thought it had to affect a large populated area from like BOS to NYC or DC or something with big snows. Seems like they really bent the rules on this one
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Some of the posters here are perennial depressants.  I feel for you.

 

Snow's otg in various depths.  It's a bright but frigid January day.  We've averaged sub normal since 11/1.  Everyone in SNE is above normal snow wise.  NNE could use some snow...understand that.  Pattern looks awesome. 

 

You're all a bunch of babies.

Eh, I can think of a few exceptions but generally you are correct.

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