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ISP is our only major station so far to exceed the new higher 1991-2020 seasonal snowfall normals. 
 

Station…..2021-2022 snowfall….1991-2020 average

NYC….17.5….29.8….-12.3

JFK….21.2….25.9……-4.7

LGA….23.7….29.8…..-6.1

ISP…..35.4….31.8……+3.6

EWR….17.1…..31.5…..-14.4

BDR….25.7….33.6…..-7.9

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31 minutes ago, bluewave said:

ISP is our only major station so far to exceed the new higher 1991-2020 seasonal snowfall normals. 
 

Station…..2021-2022 snowfall….1991-2020 average

NYC….17.5….29.8….-12.3

JFK….21.2….25.9……-4.7

LGA….23.7….29.8…..-6.1

ISP…..35.4….31.8……+3.6

EWR….17.1…..31.5…..-14.4

BDR….25.7….33.6…..-7.9

While storms have definitely favored eastern locations this winter the number at NYC is wrong and underdone as usual. 

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11 minutes ago, HVSnowLover said:

While storms have definitely favored eastern locations this winter the number at NYC is wrong and underdone as usual. 

This year looks like the NYC snowfall totals are accurate. The area around Manhattan, Staten Island, and NE NJ all had similar amounts. A bit of a local snow hole there.

NY NY CITY CENTRAL PARK WBAN 17.5
NJ HARRISON COOP 17.4
NJ TENAFLY 1.3 W CoCoRaHS 17.4
CT DARIEN 2.4 NW CoCoRaHS 17.4
NJ NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP WBAN 17.1
NJ LITTLE FALLS TWP 0.5 WNW CoCoRaHS 17.1
NY SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS 2.1 SSW CoCoRaHS 17.0
CT HIGGANUM 0.8 NE CoCoRaHS 16.8
NY STATEN ISLAND 1.4 SE CoCoRaHS 16.3
NY BROOKLYN 3.1 NW CoCoRaHS 16.3
CT EAST HAVEN 3.5 SSW CoCoRaHS 16.2
NJ FAIR LAWN 1.2 SE CoCoRaHS 16.1
NJ NEW PROVIDENCE 0.8 ESE CoCoRaHS 16.0
NJ CLARK TWP 1.3 ENE CoCoRaHS 15.5
NJ MONTCLAIR 0.7 N CoCoRaHS 15.4
NJ OAKLAND 0.9 SSE CoCoRaHS 15.3

 

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1 hour ago, bluewave said:

ISP is our only major station so far to exceed the new higher 1991-2020 seasonal snowfall normals. 
 

Station…..2021-2022 snowfall….1991-2020 average

NYC….17.5….29.8….-12.3

JFK….21.2….25.9……-4.7

LGA….23.7….29.8…..-6.1

ISP…..35.4….31.8……+3.6

EWR….17.1…..31.5…..-14.4

BDR….25.7….33.6…..-7.9

This season is a very sharp reversal of last winter for snow. The bonanza zones in E PA and N NJ are way below average this year and New England way better. Boston taking Central Park to the woodshed with over 50” so far, above normal and Central Park 17.5” which I’d say is well below. Last year both were tied. In many respects this winter is acting more like a typical Nina other than the couple of suppressed systems. The +AO shafted us. 

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4 hours ago, MJO812 said:

But the question is when are we going to feel the effects? 

It typically takes several weeks to feel the effects of a sudden stratospheric warming event on our weather.  But in the case of vortex stretching/reflection events like the one expected to take place later this week into early next week, the effects are typically felt within a few days.

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5 minutes ago, jconsor said:

It typically takes several weeks to feel the effects of a sudden stratospheric warming event on our weather.  But in the case of vortex stretching/reflection events like the one expected to take place later this week into early next week, the effects are typically felt within a few days.

With the -pna most of the cold will dump west 

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It's 40 degrees here right now. So much for today being a very cold day. I know it's still a little below normal, but a far cry from the very cold blast that was advertised for today. For days the forecast said it would struggle to get to freezing today, but the sun is much stronger this time of year. Makes it much more difficult to have a very cold afternoon. You can always count on the high temp going well above forecast anytime the sun is out.

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