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In the early ’60’s I was sure that anything near the NC-VA line was the snow belt and something as far north as NYC was inside the Arctic Circle. This proves my belief was right.
I suppose “unprecedented” in climate science doesn’t mean never happened before. The weather people seem to act like it means first time this year.
Reblogged this on Gds44's Blog.
The reporting on local weather has become one big laugh. Here in the Sound Shore area they call it “bitter” cold when it is in the upper teens. Just another sign that journalism school has destroyed common sense.