There is no drought. SoCal loses 95% of the rainfall we get.
I’m mocking him for going back on his word. Which I called.
I don't mind you guys fighting the trolls, but numbers brought this one on with his previous statement.
Cali is both a moron and a troll, who continues to fight a badly losing battle with the English language. I merely said I wasn't starting more storm threads for awhile and this clearly isn't a storm thread. But now that I know how butt-hurt he and his little friends are, maybe I'll start winter storm threads for potential storms 10 days out, every day, just for laughs.
You should put as much effort into your diet and exercise as you do wrong weather threads and flu outbreaks takes.
They may be a couple, and he is standing up for his man. Oh the irony of his criticizing you for fighting another man's battle.
Don't you have a death thread to start about some random person nobody remembers. You don't even know how to accept a compliment.
What do you contribute on these forums besides negativity and tearing others down? I can't recall anything positive you have posted in the recent past. Multiple posters have politely asked you to stop with busting #'s chops. Really bad look for you, and you have some hubris to criticize others. It reeks of some insecurity or other issue of self-esteem.
All Ima gonna say is many know it has nothing to do with weather.
See the table in my post above - it's the latest ever in NYC for measurable snow (previous record was 1/29/73) and the winter of 72-73 had the lowest winter season (Oct thru April, realistically speaking) snowfall total ever for NYC of 2.8". Weather records started being kept in NYC in 1869.
Certainly not worth a thread, but worth noting in this thread about snowless winter potential. Here's the NWS map for the potential light snowfall Tuesday night into Weds morning. Note that some models show 1/2-1" up into Philly to NYC and most of CNJ/NNJ, but some still show nada.Getting back to the matter at hand, Craig Allen posted this table on FB, which adds a few cities to what I had posted. We're FB friends and have been emailing about storms since the biggest storm forecast bust perhaps ever, March 2001, so I teased him for copying me, lol. With regard to this week, models are still all over the place with some having a minor (but non-zero) snowfall late Tuesday into Wednesday and others having nada - they way this winter has gone, betting on nada is a good bet.
Well, maybe this is the calm before the storm. I think it was 77-78 winter where we had 2 storms of at least 18 inches. I recall one was 20+.
Both must be enjoying the relationship. One climbed on the other's pole several years ago and hasn't gotten off since.
