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Coastal CT (Bridgeport) with 10.7" for this month is 8.6" above normal to date, which means they are 410% above normal. Quadruple the normal amount to date. Keep in mind BDR is almost halfway to their normal seasonal average.
NYC with 8.2" so far is triple the normal amount to date of 2.0".
Philadelphia, where normal snowfall to date is 1.4". They had 11.2" accumulate already! That's 700% above normal!
Coastal CT (Bridgeport) with 10.7" for this month is 8.6" above normal to date, which means they are 410% above normal. Quadruple the normal amount to date. Keep in mind BDR is almost halfway to their normal seasonal average.
NYC with 8.2" so far is triple the normal amount to date of 2.0".
Philadelphia, where normal snowfall to date is 1.4". They had 11.2" accumulate already! That's 700% above normal!
It's been a very wintry week here. Snow along with some pretty cold lows. This morning it was 4 F/-16 C. Yesterday dropped down to 2 F/-17 C. Yesterday's high reached 20 F/-7 C just before midnight.
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Originally Posted by Mac15
1. Sun is very high.
2. Sky is very blue.
3. Trees are GREEN. Trees here are ALL grey.
4. Snow looks to be melting on road.
Where do you see green trees (except for evergreens of course)? Sun is nowhere near it's summer position.
Lol. NYC's 30C minimums must mean nothing I guess.
Same.
LOL. Now that is funny. I like that kind of humor. Just wait until Friday and Saturday. More slop and mud. Reminds me that the hiking trails might be a mess too.
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