Christmas in New York?? - Page 2

Does anyone know if in Dec. 2004 there was unseasonably warm in Manhattan? Maybe they were being super accurate? IDK

Sorry Folie, been away. I've only seen one white Christmas, but plenty of snow, but the snow usually doesn't start falling here until late January early Feb. In fact, january usually has a week of 50 and 60 degree weather, and then it's cold again.

I believe Scranton is on the other side of a small mountain range and is affected more by the northern weather then Nj is.

Wed, not sure of Dec 2004, but hell, I can't even remember 2007, I'm sure there is some site on the interwebs that can tell you that!

I found this link to see what the weather was like in 2004.. There really is just too much to copy and paste: PSPhotos 2004-2008 NYC Weather Observations

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Originally Posted by http://www.psphoto.com/schasef.html

December 20th, 2004---: I almost couldn't believe it when I woke up this morning and saw the temperature....11 degrees! This is our first true artic blast of the winter season, and the season doesn't officially begin until tomorrow! The cold weather will be short lived however, with temps recovering into the 30's tomorrow, and into the 50's by Wednesday and Thursday! Along with the warmer temperatures comes the threat of rain on Thursday. That's all right with me though, anything is better than what we experienced here today. We didn't receive much in the way of snow last night, basically around an inch area wide. But I had to really bundle up when I walked out the door, the fact that the winds were in the 20 to 30mph range didn't help matters any.

December 17th, 2004---: For a while it was looking like we could experience a significant snowfall on Monday, now it's looking like we'll only see light accumulations (at least for now). The low pressure system should stay far enough off the coast that we'll only see some fringe affects in NYC. Hopefully this holds true... On the temperature side of things, that's another story. Temps Sunday night/Monday morning will drop to around 20 degrees! And on Monday, they most likely will not rise out of the 20's. The artic blast is forecast to be short lived with temperatures rebounding into the 40's by the middle of the week.

December 12th, 2004---: I guess it couldn't last forever...the relatively mild weather of the past few weeks that is. It looks like we're in store for our first real cold snap of the season. Temps this upcoming week will average below normal, with Tuesday and Wednesday looking to be the coldest as it stands right now. At least we made it through all of November and half of December without any snow or really cold weather.

Hope this helps

Well Weds, it doesn't help too much, because I don't have a constant in 2004, I don't even have the same job (since I obviously hate work). Though, that sounds exactly like NY city/Nj weather cycle, bitter cold monday, short sleeves on Thursday.

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Originally Posted by CableRunner

Well Weds, it doesn't help too much, because I don't have a constant in 2004, I don't even have the same job (since I obviously hate work). Though, that sounds exactly like NY city/Nj weather cycle, bitter cold monday, short sleeves on Thursday.

Well next time you travel back to 2004 look me up and tell me you know about the Island.. I can be your constant