So Ends New York’s Coldest February Since The Depression

With White-Knuckle Grip, February’s Cold Clings To New York

 

 

 

 

” As it limps away, February will not be missed. With the average temperature for the month lingering around 24 degrees, some 11 degrees shy of normal by the National Weather Service’s calculation, this insult of a month looks as though it will clock in as the coldest recorded February in New York City since 1934. That is 81 years of weather. That is all the way back to the Depression, when there were so many more dire things to worry about than whether 7-Eleven had salt or whose turn it was to walk the dog.

  That year, February averaged 19.9 degrees and included the lowest daily reading ever registered for New York: On Feb. 9 the mercury sank to a ridiculous 15 degrees below zero. “

 

Read more at The New York Times

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Snow Is Forecast Somewhere In Every State Of The Union This Week

Snow For All 50 States Forecast In Next 7 Days

 

 

 

” The unseasonable cold is expected to continue over much of the U.S., with some interruptions, and the latest GFS model forecast shows some snow for portions of all 50 states in the next seven days. (Graphic courtesy of Weatherbell.com, click for full-size). “

 

Read more from Dr Roy Spencer PhD

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Do it Yourself AGW

“Make your own Michael Mann hockey stick at home”

   “Following yesterday’s first look at emails from the 2 year effort to get NOAA to release emails from FOIA requests, where we learn that some scientists felt ‘ Hit on the head with a hockey stick ’ and that “The paleodata always got a lot more attention from the general public
than it deserved.”

   There’s a great article today at SPPI today  Michael Mann — the ghost of climate past which summarizes the whole hockey
stick affair quite well. It draws heavily on a post from May of this year on PJ Media by Rand Simberg titled The Deathof the Hockey Stick? “