The Blizzard That Wasn’t

There was no climate change where I live in a suburb of Newark, N.J. if by “climate change” you meant a dramatic blizzard with high winds and several feet of snow. It’s winter and you get the occasional, rare blizzard every few years, but more often you get snowstorms. That’s not “change” by any definition.

Listening to WABC radio follow events with callers from around the Tri-State area calling in with far more accurate reports than the meteorologists was an education in the way those trained in meteorology and the rest of us have been conditioned to believe that something is happening to planet Earth that, quite simply, is not happening.

http://boston.cbslocal.com/2015/01/27/blizzard-of-2015-snow-totals-who-has-the-most/

Here are the latest snowfall totals from the National Weather Service in Boston and Rob Macedo, the SKYWARN Coordinator for the National Weather Service in Taunton as of 11:59 p.m.


Auburn	36.0″
Lunenburg	36.0″
Hudson	36.0″
Westford	36.0″
Worcester	34.5″
Clinton	34.1″
Acton	34.0″
Littleton	34.0″
Chelmsford	33.8″
Framingham	33.5″
West Boylston	33.5″
Dracut	33.0″
Tyngsboro	32.5″
Holden	32.0″
Dunstable	32.0″
Methuen	31.5″
Lowell	31.0″
Shrewsbury	30.9″
Milford	30.7″
Whitinsville	30.0″
Fitchburg	30.0″
Milton	29.7″
South Boston	29.0″
North Grafton	29.0″
North Reading	29.0″
Wakefield	29.0″
Winchester	29.0″
Leominster	29.0″
Sharon	29.0″
Groton	29.0″
West Harwich	28.5″
Boylston	28.0″
Kingston	28.0″
Ipswich	28.0″
Swampscott	27.1″
Peabody	27.0″
Hyannis	27.0″
Pepperell	26.5″
Georgetown	26.5″
Braintree	26.0″
East Freetown	26.0″
Bolton	26.0″
Tewksbury	25.6″
Bedford	25.0″
Nahant	25.0″
Boston	24.4″	http://www.whdh.com/weather

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