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       #Post#: 442--------------------------------------------------
       Re: General Weather Observations and Discussion from around
       America
   DIR By: Pamela
       Date: February 18, 2019, 8:30 am
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       Looks like there should be a period of light snow (around an
       inch) here on Tuesday...and maybe some more significant snow in
       the Thursday / Friday timeframe.
       #Post#: 443--------------------------------------------------
       Re: General Weather Observations and Discussion from around
       America
   DIR By: Pamela
       Date: February 18, 2019, 11:50 am
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       Black Hills Snowfall 2018-19
       As of 2/18//2019
       Lead: 79.0" (elev. 5348')
       Spearfish: 54.6" (elev. 3517')
       Hill City: 50.9" (elev. 4977')
       Me / Eastern Slopes of Black Hills: 46.9" (elev. 4410')
       NWS WFO Rapid City: 42.3" (elev. 3356')
       #Post#: 444--------------------------------------------------
       Re: General Weather Observations and Discussion from around
       America
   DIR By: Pamela
       Date: February 18, 2019, 8:23 pm
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       Looking into the mid-range; I think that the really exceptional
       cold may be slowly starting to ebb; it is going to stay quite
       cold for the next 10 days (through 28 February); but I think
       that the days with DFN's of -30 might be behind us after today.
       It will probably average around 13 degrees below normal the last
       10 days of February; but I think the incredibly cold air is
       starting to ease up just a bit.
       Then; as of 1 March...I think more seasonable temps should take
       hold...The Black Hills have cold and snowy March's...but we are
       talking temps in the teens, twenties, and thirties...not ten to
       twenty below zero.
       Something to look forward to...I certainly love the cold...but
       there is such a concept as too much of a good thing...lol.
       As far as precipitation (which means nothing but snow here...in
       fact; right through April and even the first week of May); it
       does look active through the first week of March.
       @ 7:22 this evening (Monday night) it is already down to -0.2 F.
       #Post#: 445--------------------------------------------------
       Re: General Weather Observations and Discussion from around
       America
   DIR By: Pamela
       Date: February 19, 2019, 2:05 pm
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       --- Quote from: Pamela link ---
       >
       > Looks like there should be a period of light snow (around an
       inch) here on Tuesday...and maybe some more significant snow in
       the Thursday / Friday timeframe.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       We only picked up 1/10th of an inch in morning snow showers.
       Overcast @ 1:04 PM with a temp. of 19.6 F.
       Monthly Total: 13.9"
       Seasonal Total: 47.0"
       #Post#: 446--------------------------------------------------
       Re: General Weather Observations and Discussion from around
       America
   DIR By: Pamela
       Date: February 20, 2019, 7:46 am
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       -1.5 F @ 6:44 AM Wednesday morning.
       Today marks the 81st day the ground has been well-covered with
       snow this season...and this is non-consecutive.
       #Post#: 447--------------------------------------------------
       Re: General Weather Observations and Discussion from around
       America
   DIR By: Pamela
       Date: February 20, 2019, 6:42 pm
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       --- Quote from: Pamela link ---
       >
       > Looks like there should be a period of light snow (around an
       inch) here on Tuesday...and maybe some more significant snow in
       the Thursday / Friday timeframe.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Some snow should breakout here Thursday afternoon...and continue
       into evening; then a break...and some more snow on Friday.
       From the two systems combined; expecting between 2 and 3 inches
       total...or in that general vicinity.
       Three inches would bring us to 50 even; which would be quite
       nice!
       #Post#: 448--------------------------------------------------
       Re: General Weather Observations and Discussion from around
       America
   DIR By: Pamela
       Date: February 21, 2019, 10:27 am
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       NYC Area Seasonal Snowfall 2018-19
       As of 2/21/2019:
       Newark, NJ: 11.9"
       Bridgeport, CT: 10.3"
       NYC Central Park: 10.0"
       NWS WFO Upton: 8.9"
       Islip, LI: 8.6"
       JFK Airport: 8.5"
       LaGuardia Airport: 8.2"
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       NYC Area Seasonal Snowfall 2018-19
       11/16/2018 - 2/21/2019 (Last 98 Days):
       Newark, NJ: 5.5"
       Bridgeport, CT: 4.5"
       NWS WFO Upton: 4.3"
       Islip, LI: 4.3"
       JFK Airport: 3.7"
       NYC Central Park: 3.6"
       LaGuardia Airport: 3.5"
       #Post#: 449--------------------------------------------------
       Re: General Weather Observations and Discussion from around
       America
   DIR By: Pamela
       Date: February 22, 2019, 7:42 am
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       The snow did develop late on Thursday; but was extremely light
       until after midnight on Friday...when it became a bit steadier.
       As of 6:05 AM Friday morning; we have 1.1" new snow.
       Monthly Total: 15.0"
       Seasonal Total: 48.1"
       It is 8.4 F @ 6:40 AM with snow falling.
       #Post#: 450--------------------------------------------------
       Re: General Weather Observations and Discussion from around
       America
   DIR By: Pamela
       Date: February 22, 2019, 11:08 am
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       --- Quote from: Pamela link ---
       >
       > The snow did develop late on Thursday; but was extremely light
       until after midnight on Friday...when it became a bit steadier.
       >
       > As of 6:05 AM Friday morning; we have 1.1" new snow.
       >
       > Monthly Total: 15.0"
       > Seasonal Total: 48.1"
       >
       > It is 8.4 F @ 6:40 AM with snow falling.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Another 1/2 inch has accumulated as of 10 AM; storm total 1.6".
       Snowing lightly @ 10:08 AM...temp 15.4 F.
       Monthly Total: 15.5"
       Seasonal Total: 48.6"
       #Post#: 451--------------------------------------------------
       Re: General Weather Observations and Discussion from around
       America
   DIR By: Pamela
       Date: February 22, 2019, 11:12 am
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       I think tomorrow (Saturday) may very well get above freezing
       here; which will be a good and rare occurrence.
       It will afford the area a little time to thaw out just a bit and
       maybe melt some of the snow on those snowpacked roads.
       Snow will develop on Sunday afternoon again; and will probably
       produce 3 to 4 inches...but next week...while not mild...looks
       like it will have a few seasonable days with temps getting well
       into the thirties; so the "worst" may be over (famous last
       words, lol).
       The start of March looks very cold; but with the longer days and
       the increased angular elevation of the sun; even the most
       bitterly cold air masses are hard pressed to produce the bitter
       afternoon maximums they could 8 weeks earlier.  Nights will be
       frigid; but days not too bad.
       However; March is traditionally an *extremely* snowy month in
       the Black Hills (April as well)...so although temps will be more
       comfortable than they were in February; I would venture that a
       very fair amount of snowfall lies ahead of us.
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