Valentine's Day 2016. NYC first sub zero in 22 years

docstox12 wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

amugs wrote:

nutleyblizzard wrote:-1 degrees here in Nutley. What a crazy winter with the record high temps back in December, to the Blizzard in January, to this bone chilling cold spell in February. I wonder what March has in store?

1888 redux???

That would make it a grand slam.

I tremble a bit just at the thought. Paradise.

If I see on the news people on blankets sunning themselves in early March, then I'll be wondering.

LOL doc so true. History does always seem to repeat itself eventually

You know how December is usually the month people will be seen with those "ugly sweaters."  With the record breaking warmth in December causing people to lose the appetite over them, I told them to save them for Easter (which is March 27th this year).  If I had said Valentine's Day, I would have nailed it. 

Also, if If you take the period from 2011-15, December is warmer than March (41.8 average for March and 42.9 for December).  If 2016-20 follows up, then I guess the next 30-year update will have March colder than December (or at least closer to each other)  I know this record cold has nothing to do with March or December since it's February, but I wanted to throw it out there.

Had a low of -15 and a High of 0 today. Down to -.6

Watertown NY hit -37. I'm not sure if that was the low in the northeast this morning would be interested if anyone knows if anywhere in upstate NY or northern New England hit -40.

Low of -1.7 last night and a high of 12.5 today. Impressive for this winter, and any winter actually!

amugs wrote:Reporting in with a negative 4* low at 7:14AM holy mothwr of cold batman WOO HOOOOO!!!

AND I SEE CP in NYC WENT DOWN TO -1!!!

To our CP congrats and great work tracking this bad biy, truly amazing.

I certainly remember that 1994 and it was Walpack NJ that recorded a low of -34, you are right Sparta was -32 oh and the wind chills were -40 plus below zero that morning . More like Vladstok Russia that NNJ.

Edut: just looked up the stats and ZOO u and are live right next door to the lowest temp ever recorded in the great state before the 1994 tying of this record.

-34 in River Vale!!!

http://943thepoint.com/coldest-day-in-new-jersey-history/

This is cool record lows for every state

I had a reading of -2.9° mugs, but my unit went off-line for a little bit, just got home from Philly and hubby told me he saw -4° on the unit! Wowza!