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nasty day today with drizzle/mist and 39 degrees

Archambault event

Good point

its just that the big events were separated by a month; if we'd had some more 3-6 deals in between it would have seemed like a blockbuster. but i'd take this any time. i like a real winter, and a real spring...today does not feel like spring, and neither does 80 degrees, but we take it as it comes. what warmth we have had hasn't lasted long enough to warm the bays and rivers much, and now we are getting that nasty cold rain...and that wind the other night i could do without.

Dude... It's done! Just wipe that thought from your brain ( especially where you are ). It's rare by that point to get Snows.... And even if we do, it would be a surprise. Better to look forward to next year at this point.

Temp has dropped to 45 here.

Thanks for updating, what I posted must have caught the database at a bad time.

Wait some folks are in the 70s? Not quite out of the 50s here in the city...and quite breezy.

You may get c-1” if you can get a squall for a time, but tried to tell you about this morning.

That's because I'm not there. If I was, it would be warm here and cold there...lol

We talk fondly of the 2010-11 winter but it pretty much ended on 2/1. We had a great run this year.

You sir are a follower, and you of all people…Mr NEGATIVITY incarnate. Pathetic! You believed the nonsense of no more coastals…then got two in a months time that left you with 4 ft!! Comical.

Might have been a data artifact - am now seeing populated data for this chart:

Can extend it a couple more weeks some years. I remember golfing at the end of April and when I got home, I'd light my wood stove to warm up.

As explained in detail at the link below. Pielke's results have nothing to do with natural disasters. Instead they are an artifact of his analysis method. When the same database is analyzed properly. US disaster costs are increasing as percent of GDP and the number of disasters is increasing. https://www.econstor.eu/bitstream/10419/334359/1/20251026_fix_roger_pielke_jr.pdf

northern areas got the clipper 2 days later-I had about 3 inches-but then that was it.

47 degrees in Westminster, almost 70 in Potomac. Impressive.

First 10 days or so I'm balls-deep in the outlook, anyway...then the last 20 days or so I'm just happy to be done and coasting to the holiday season.

34 years ago yesterday there was a fatal plane crash at LGA during a snowstorm. Last night saw another crash also at LGA

Anticipation for summer? Even better

I am amazed with this record heat in Phoenix area.

This winter in the NYC metro area (at least as far as snow is concerned) came to an end on 2/23 with the blizzard

But there's at least anticipation of the upcoming winter. March it's 39 and cloudy with not much hope for snow

Clouded back up real quick lol

November is boring