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12 hours ago, CheeselandSkies said:

I thought Nina does 2011-'12?

It can, especially on the heels of four straight AN seasons for ORD. Smart $$ would've been betting against 11-12 going big, let alone snow-maggedon that was the going hype from many sources. 

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On 10/17/2024 at 11:06 AM, michsnowfreak said:

LMAO. You of ALL people accusing someone of cherry picking :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:. After you just replied to yourself 3 times about a tweet where a lumberjack analyzed chicagos avg winter by posting soley 2023-24 data. Idk even know where you live, which is why I picked PIT and two well known cities in KY/TN to show how full of it you are.

Although really my first mistake was replying to you. I need to do like the rest of the board and just let you continue to talk/reply to yourself.

Well, then, you should stay in your own lane. I literally posted actual data proving my statement was not outlandish. In fact, if you review the table, the 12-month running average at Pittsburgh is not only warmer than the late 20th century 30-year mean at Tri-Cities Airport in Tennessee, it's only slightly cooler than the warmest year observed there in those 30 years.

For context, the elevations of these sites are approximately:

TRI - 1500' ASL

PIT - 1200' ASL

BNA - 600' ASL

SDF - 500' ASL

If you want to compare BNA and SDF, then you should use data from the city of Pittsburgh. Unfortunately, it hasn't been collected since 1979. I can tell you it averaged 2.6F warmer than the readings at PIT airport [with every overlapping year falling between 1.1 & 3.8F warmer]. I'll let you do that math there to figure out approximately what the temperatures have been like in the City.

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In the last week its becoming very cloudy to that majority overcast shit I loathe, I'm starting to feel it now. Its also a dark gloomy type but Sat had a brighter overcast. With DST I really felt it today, the other shoe has dropped. Sunny and November isn't a pairing in my region.

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8 minutes ago, A-L-E-K said:

:kekw:

I mean, of course, there's going to be some lake effect snow.  But Buffalo's snowfall total of 71.3" was 24.1" below normal. Other locations were far worse - Erie had its 4th lowest snowfall on record (24.8") and Cleveland its 7th lowest on record (25.7") - the latter just one year removed from its 3rd least snowfall on record (22.7" in 2022-23). Both years being the lower than any winter since 1931-32. Rochester's total of 52.5" was 13th lowest on record, one year removed from its 10th least snowy winter on record (50.4" in 2022-23). Both of those totals were least since the winter of 1952-53. Doesn't matter how warm the lakes are if there isn't sufficient cold air. And northwest flow events have seemingly gone extinct in the last several years.

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11 hours ago, roardog said:

Am I crazy or was this pic from 2018 not 2019?

 

9 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

It was Nov 11/12, 2019. November 2018 was snowy with lots of small snowfalls but nothing big.

 

The 2019 storm was awesome widespread 8-12" storm for most of SE MI!! 

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November 2018 ah yes there were several snows but most were 1-3" event.  roardog I think you recall the 2018 post-Thanksgiving event had a one of the bullseyes on your area.

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Flint area Nov. 2018 ended up more snow than Nov. 2019 but Nov. 2019 had the greater storm.

 

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38 minutes ago, Lightning said:

 

 

The 2019 storm was awesome widespread 8-12" storm for most of SE MI!! 

image.thumb.png.1f993b0482df3c44b285b4634844c6d2.png   

 

November 2018 ah yes there were several snows but most were 1-3" event.  roardog I think you recall the 2018 post-Thanksgiving event had a one of the bullseyes on your area.

image.png.1cf15a4dc540a336e86c9602ba143564.png  

 

Flint area Nov. 2018 ended up more snow than Nov. 2019 but Nov. 2019 had the greater storm.

 

Wow I totally forgot about that in Nov 2018. Here we had a parade of 1-2" type snows totalling over 6" on the month but nothing large.

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