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Newark only needs one more 80° day with next weeks warm up for the new all-time record after October 20th.

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6 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

Drought monitor map looking crazier this AM with much of the middle of the country in a drought now, some areas severe drought. Central/S NJ in severe drought. Our wet summer saved us here so far and growing season will be over soon. 

this is starting to remind me of 2001-02 with no shortwaves anywhere initiating a storm

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3 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

This fall (really since August 20th) has made 01-02 look like the wettest fall in history 

yeah those months had .50 to 1.00 which was enough to get by but I remember being in a pretty good drought by the spring of 2002...and the summer of 2002 was a cooker.

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29 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

This fall (really since August 20th) has made 01-02 look like the wettest fall in history 

If we were ever were able to repeat a 01-02 type warm and dry winter in this much warmer climate, then NYC would have a shot at their first under 1” snowfall season. 

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1 minute ago, the_other_guy said:

yeah, that was a really non winter

Went to an eastern Ridge right away that year and it never waivered.   Seems like that this year but it started much earlier.   Verdict still out on this year but if it's a ratter we will see that it started quite early.

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3 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

Went to an eastern Ridge right away that year and it never waivered.   Seems like that this year but it started much earlier.   Verdict still out on this year but if it's a ratter we will see that it started quite early.

When even brooklynwx has under 20" you know we're in trouble

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61 / 43 sunny and becoming breezy.  Cooldown for 4 days, peaking Sat - Sun and overnight into Monday.  30s inland perhaps some forsty windshields and grass Sun and Mon morning.  Warms up by the 28th peaking Wed and Thu with more near / low 80s to close the month and open next.  Dry continue through the opening days before a trough comes east.  Period 11/4 - 11/6 could get the EC wet, will it stay focused on the SE.   GFS has tropical potential.

 

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I honestly think none of what is going on currently has any bearing on how this winter will play. The key time is the end of November to see the TPV and pac pattern. 
 

That being said, I think this will be another warm/below normal snowfall season for NYC. 

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17 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

I honestly think none of what is going on currently has any bearing on how this winter will play. The key time is the end of November to see the TPV and pac pattern. 
 

That being said, I think this will be another warm/below normal snowfall season for NYC. 

If we get past 50% of normal snow this winter I’d call that a win. For me that’s about 15-16”. As we all know an endlessly raging Pacific jet means shutouts here. I wouldn’t mind warm and dry as much. If it won’t snow I’d rather it stay warm. The worst are the teases that get yanked away last minute. 

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1 hour ago, Stormlover74 said:

WV yeesh 

 

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Was a hot and dry summer in the Mountaineer state. Helene brought some relief but mainly to southern areas. October has returned to a lack of rainfall.

Driest and second hottest at Wheeling.

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Note: 1879 missing June & July, 1953 missing final 17 days of August, and 1880 missing one month of data.

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