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It sure looks like it though. Only hope for you if you don't want a repeat of 14-15 is for El Nino to strengthen more than expected into a full basin event.
It sure looks like it though. Only hope for you if you don't want a repeat of 14-15 is for El Nino to strengthen more than expected into a full basin event.
February 2015 overshadowed the rest of the winter (for good reason) but what most people forget is that we had one of the coldest Marches on record too. That was annoying. Getting a record cold February and then a nearly-record cold March to top it off
All of them winters were warm in FL. Just Jan 28th in 1986 when the teacher died when the space thingy blew up when it was 28f and they should have known the O rings could not take that cold. 87 was warm, 95 was warm Dec 21st till 31st was cold in 95. 02 was warm minus 3 cold weeks, 03 was warm and 14 and 15 were blazing warm but 14 was a tiny bit cooler.
February 2015 overshadowed the rest of the winter (for good reason) but what most people forget is that we had one of the coldest Marches on record too. That was annoying. Getting a record cold February and then a nearly-record cold March to top it off
Just as brutal here too. In fact coldest February on record here tied with 1875.
Here is a snapshot of that March from the northwestern suburbs
1980s was the least snowiest decade here. But was cold. That tells me things were suppressed south.
Winter 2014-15 the Northeast had a snow drought.....until January 24th. After that it was snow events after snow in through March. And who can forget the historic Polar Vortex month that winter Feb 2015 cold. Interesting winter overall.
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