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some terminology associating it regionally rather than the continent I think would be appropriate. I don't know that it can be called a blizzard though; there's a technical definition of that. The press is calling it a blizzard, but I've not seen anything from the National Weather Service to indicate this indeed was a blizzard. --
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The extent of the storm, as quoted by the article, states "Western California", however the map shows that the furthest extent of the storm was in EASTERN California. Was this a typo/braino? Also, when referring to "Western California", it's usually referred to as "Coastal" California. Otherwise it's
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Sounds logical to me. I'm in something of a rush, though, so I'll ostensibly just create the article and add a brief lead to lay the basic framework for now. Once the article is created, the editors should, no doubt, come out in full force to flesh out a full and proper article over the course of the
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I went looking here on Knowledge for more information on the storm there. I was rather shocked to find the only information we had was contained in a handful of sentences. The rest of the world is writing about the impact of this storm in WNY. Naming; given that the major impact was localized to WNY,
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I do not intend to use it based on census-outlined regions; I only intend to use the term in regards to the states most commonly referenced to as the "Midwest" (both in geographical delineations, advisories, and news coverage), and due to the widespread usage of the term. However, I do realize that
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Why does the article continually repeat that? Knowledge isn't the media and can focus on more than just the east coast (unlike national media, which has extraordinary bias towards east coast regions which few exceptions). The Central (longitude of the) United States had several impacts as well, but
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It is too ambiguous and based solely on the Census rather than the realistic and other interpretations used by the people. The Census does what is convenient for itself, so the places almost always included in the "Midwest" are places north and east of approximately Kansas, with the most expansive
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Well, Midwest tends to refer to the northern part of the Central United States. Yeah, I agree that "Central United States" should be used more often, but in many cases, the location I actually meant to refer to was the Midwest region (e.g. the region where the clipper systems "Astro" and "Bozeman"
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This is because the Eastern US extends to the Mississippi River, where most of the impacts initially occured. I did include the mention of the Midwest in more recent mentions, but if you want to add Central United States (or Midwest), go right ahead.
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The "worst" aspect mentioned is the most snowfall recorded in a 24-hour period. News outlets have been reporting that areas in the storm were approaching 76 inches, the record, during the event (example: see
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I believe it's time to create a separate article for this massive blizzard in Western New York. I believe the correct nomenclature would be November 2014 North American blizzard? Any consensus/volunteers?
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Edit: There's probably plenty of Wikipedians in the impact zone, snowed in, who could plausibly contribute to the new article. 15:15, 21 November 2014 (UTC)
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in the Central Region while sticking some states/parts of states that are hundreds of miles closer with the Southern Region and the Western Region).
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at least one weatherperson (lloyd lindsay young) has said the associated snowstorm is the worst ever in the united states.(mercurywoodrose)
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I'm a bit reluctant to put dates on this, as the 'event' isn't over yet. But, there's precedent for this type of nomenclature:
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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the
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definition of "Midwest", and the Census cannot always be trusted to give accurate names to regions (it sticks
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All right. Article has been created, and now I'll add a {{Main}} template on this article.
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referred to as "Central California/Central Valley" and then the "Sierras/Eastern Slopes"
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there is this problem, but the most popular terms for given regions should be used, per
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It is not. There have been plenty of other more powerful blizzards/
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to keep me off the page altogether. I made the following changes:
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Okay. I'd prefer usage of "Central United States" as there is no
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and work from there, understanding it'll be renamed later. --
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the article keeps repeating "Eastern United States".
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