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[SteveBrickNJ]

I was feeling like this winter in NJ has been more typical of the winters in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Toronto. Anyone on this thread familiar with those places?

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

I was feeling like this winter in NJ has been more typical of the winters in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Toronto. Anyone on this thread familiar with those places?

I was "complaining" on the internet and AI responded like this...

 

[Tiggerish]

I was feeling like this winter in NJ has been more typical of the winters in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Toronto. Anyone on this thread familiar with those places?

I remember colder winters 20+ years ago, and snowier winters 40+ years ago.

This winter just seems normal to me, we've been spoiled by some recent mild winters.

We're just older now, so we feel (and dislike) it more!

 

[donaldtoo]

Today’s trip down memory lane…!!!

Gettin’ the semi-restored 1953 Ford F-350 Golden Anniversary pickup Mom inherited from her Pop ready to sell, back in May of 2016…bittersweet…

 

[donaldtoo]

Emmy and Audrey dropped off some Valentine’s Day gifts for us earlier this evenin’…!!!!!

 

[donaldtoo]

A little long, but still worth it, in my estimation anyway…!!!!!

 

[donaldtoo]

I remember colder winters 20+ years ago, and snowier winters 40+ years ago.

This winter just seems normal to me, we've been spoiled by some recent mild winters.

We're just older now, so we feel (and dislike) it more!

it’s not the static cold air temp that gets me so much, but throw in a little wind and…oh boy…!!!!!
The other morning it was 34F, but with the wind chill the real feel was 25F.
I had to get Matthew to work at 9a, and forgot my coat, so only had on a t-shirt. Fine in our neighborhood where the homes and trees block a lot of the wind. But down the road at the local 7-Eleven, which is on a rise with nothing substantial around it, where I got out to pump gas, the wind was slicing through my old bones like a knife…!!!!!

 

[FutureCEO]

I was feeling like this winter in NJ has been more typical of the winters in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Toronto. Anyone on this thread familiar with those places?

January was the warmest month on earth they said. We still had the coldest January in 15 years, which is probably still warmer than previous generations had it.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

I remember colder winters 20+ years ago, and snowier winters 40+ years ago.

This winter just seems normal to me, we've been spoiled by some recent mild winters.

We're just older now, so we feel (and dislike) it more!

Yes I agree with everything you said. Now I see why so many seniors retire in Florida or Arizona. I just missed school on Feb. 12th and now at the end of this coming week snow is forecasted again. One day the HIGH will be only reach 30. I really do miss those milder winters @Tiggerish

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

I was feeling like this winter in NJ has been more typical of the winters in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Toronto. Anyone on this thread familiar with those places?

The last couple of years, it seems like you have gotten more snow than my area of Wisconsin. That being said we got about 3 inches last night but still there isn't even 12 inches yet. We have been getting more freezing temps then precipitation.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

I was surprised by your post. You got me curious so I found this...

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

I was surprised by your post. You got me curious so I found this...View attachment 844490View attachment 844491

Lol I should read your location more carefully. Even though you are a Minnesota Vikings fan , you do NOT live I'm Minnesota! YOU LIVE IN WISCONSIN. SORRY! My mistake.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

I will try again....

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

Lol I should read your location more carefully. Even though you are a Minnesota Vikings fan , you do NOT live I'm Minnesota! YOU LIVE IN WISCONSIN. SORRY! My mistake.

I don't live near Madison either. 2022-2023 we got a normal snowfall. Last January my area had 0 inches of snow and the ground was completely clear of snow, February less than an inch then it melted and the ground was clear, March we got a couple inches and then immediately melted. It was a very unusual winter in my area. We were in a belt across the state that got virtually no snow it snowed a lot to the south (near Madison) and a decent amount further north by Superior. Remember your averages take into account Fall too and that is when we had more snowfall. But what do I know I just live here. I guess in my post I should have said that it seemed like you got more snow (which I now edited) since I didn't do the extensive research.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

I don't live near Madison either. 2022-2023 we got a normal snowfall. Last January my area had 0 inches of snow and the ground was completely clear of snow, February less than an inch then it melted and the ground was clear, March we got a couple inches and then immediately melted. It was a very unusual winter in my area. We were in a belt across the state that got virtually no snow it snowed a lot to the south (near Madison) and a decent amount further north by Superior. Remember your averages take into account Fall too and that is when we had more snowfall. But what do I know I just live here. I guess in my post I should have said that it seemed like you got more snow (which I now edited) since I didn't do the extensive research.

Have a nice weekend. I enjoyed our exchange of posts. Thank you

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

Today my wife and I toured Monticello...

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

Today my wife and I toured Monticello...View attachment 844524

 

[donaldtoo]

Warmest day we’ve had all week…!!!!!
But, check out that low for overnight…nothin’ like a 46-degree temperature swing…!!!!!

 

[JenniferS]

Warmest day we’ve had all week…!!!!!
But, check out that low for overnight…nothin’ like a 46-degree temperature swing…!!!!!

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I see your 81°, and raise you 14.3”!

 

[JenniferS]

I see your 81°, and raise you 14.3”!

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Raising against myself … now we’re up to 16”.