It’s Too Hot for Prospect Park’s Winter Jam

Friday, January 27th, 2012

February event cancelled due to heat! Winter Jam 2012 at Prospect Park, scheduled for February 4, has been cancelled due to the crazy “winter” weather we’ve been having (see: daffodils).

“It is simply too warm to make snow, and the long-range weather forecasts and current ground temperatures make it extremely unlikely that snow could be made,” Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe said in a written statement.

It’s been a weird year for winter weather around the country. Are you missing the snow?

- Mary

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  • Ditmas Deb

    pictures of the two days of winter that we just had are in my blog,.  http://prospectparkday.blogspot.com/

  • Cornbread

    is it too hot to keep the Q train running that weekend?

  • Tyler

    Yes. I am.  :-(

  • Andrew Weakland

    Looking forward to living closer the beach – without having to move!

  • Brenda Becker

    Global warming…bring it on. Won’t be happy til I see a polar bear swimming down Marlborough Road.

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