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66-67 and 83-84 both had close to average winters.
66/67 had mixed temps but loads of snow, plus Chicago's biggest blizzard that February. Followed by one of the ****tiest summers on record.
83/84 Coldest December on record. Absolutely brutal. I remember it. Very cold Jan. Warmer than average Feb. Much colder than average March. Following summer was good.
66/67 had mixed temps but loads of snow, plus Chicago's biggest blizzard that February. Followed by one of the ****tiest summers on record.
New York had a major February blizzard which I remember well. Apparently there was a March one I don't remember. January was pure torch though. The summer of 1967 sucked big ones in the New York area (except for a few hot days in June), though where I was at sleepaway camp in Massachusetts it wasn't terrible. It wasn't as good as the scorching summer of 1966 or the somewhat hot summer of 1968.
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83/84 Coldest December on record. Absolutely brutal. I remember it. Very cold Jan. Warmer than average Feb. Much colder than average March. Following summer was good.
In New York we had a major cold snap (short so I won't call it a cold wave) around Christmas. January wa apparently cold but not memorable. February was torch and March was cold. That summer in early June we had a major heat wave (similar to both 1967 and 2008) but little heat the rest of the summer.
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