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I was just coming in here to say.... WOW annihilated 4 to 6" with rad still lit up with deep dbz returns training and training. Didn't we just go through this last year down there?

61 / 59 clouds and some showers and storms rolled through earlier. Mainly cloudy and warm in the 60s today, any larger breaks in the clouds could push 70 in spots. Not a good period for baseball. Cooler Saturday with later in the day rain and showers developing. Sunday looks similar cloudy cool and showers/drizzle. Drier and cooler by Monday PM with trough into the northeast 4/8 - 4/12. Next weekend looks like a return to showers and warmer temps. Mid month could see cutoff into the northeast which guidance eased on last night but still feasible. Overall 4/5 - 4/15 looks below normal. https://cdn.star.nesdis.noaa.gov//GOES16/ABI/SECTOR/NE/GEOCOLOR/GOES16-NE-GEOCOLOR-600x600.gif

JB has always had his cold/snowy bias, but he hasnt been relevant in years. I dont think anyone actually takes him seriously anymore lol. Following anyone (whether its via weather forums, twitter, social media weather pages, etc) with a long enough posting history makes it pretty easy to see who has the cold biases, who has the warm biases, and who is very neutral/unbiased. I follow the neutral guys closely and dismiss the rest.

Insane amount of rain in KY. And to think what's coming....ooofff.

This map wouldve been better IMO if they had % of avg snowfall instead of just a simple departure, because average snowfall over this huge of a region is all over the place. Also, just to point out, with the colder than avg temp departures of this winter in many places, we heard some point out that the latest 30-year averages are warmer than long term. Well, for many areas in the northern half of this map, especially around the Great Lakes, the latest 30-year snow averages are higher than longterm avg (and I believe they are lower than longterm in some of the southern reaches of the map).

Its so early that its just an educated guess, so we'll see.

You would think it's bad here, but somehow that concave shape of BOS harbor coastline allows the seabreeze to be sucked into the city, and many times I get tickled by the S winds vs onshore. Of course if the gradient is stronger I'll breeze..but for being so close we luck out sometimes. If there is a backdoor though...I lift my arms into the air and let it take me away.

Hopefully lots of seabreezes in May

Looks like a cooler pattern next week before the next warm up mid-April which has been correcting stronger in recent runs. New run next 70s+ warm up for mid-April Old run

When did you hit the point where you rooted the futility? Just crazy how MLI got skipped all winter. Not that it was particularly snowy ANYWHERE in the region outside the belts, but 8.2" is insane. Goes without saying theyll have a better winter in '25-26.

My thoughts too…but I defer to you due to your knowledge of ENSO and what not.

Nah…it’s nonsense anyway. Almost time to check out for the spring and summer now.

I actually think we could avoid it again.

I only got .14 overnight.

my first snowstorm memory!! sometimes people forget that entire week was very cold and we had another (minor) snowstorm a week later, about an inch of snow here!!

MDT only recorded .37 overnight.

Something we might never see again

Fortunately, Sunday will be the last cloudy and rainy day, a strong push of cold air will drive all of this muck well offshore.

Sure is nice to hear good thunder. Looks like a nice rain train is setting up. Hope to actually hear thunder without being in a fog of sleep.

This type of comment will make the resident predator extremely irate.

This makes sense and why we get longer periods of dry weather and longer periods of wet weather. As far as the current pattern is concerned, we're going to need a strong push of cold air to drive the moisture south of us so we can clear out and finally get sun back.

Already seeing the Norway buds showing a hint of green coming out. Leaf out has begun.

I hit my goal of being awoken by thunder! All things considered that was a decent line. Sunday looks like it has some low end potential and then we seemingly get shutout for a block of time. No real long range threats I'm seeing.

Yeah maybe didn’t even get 0.1”?

Now you will... for the next 5 to 7 years, before you see that again.