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Beautiful blue skies here and nice and warm outside. Just brought something out to my client's car and it's gorgeous

You had your epicosity…be appreciative.

Yup..it’s beaut Clark. Feels like mid May. 70 is doable here too if we keep the breeze at bay.

Clouds can F off

There was a brief period of UP at the ASOS that may have been sleet, but we’ll never know.

Not going to happen .

F00king beautiful outside. 63 and full sunshine. Thank god it's Spring.

Ya hate to see it

Maxed at 60.8° about 10 min ago - now down to 57.2°

Most anomalous in terms of weirdness set up I have ever seen for a biggie snowstorm for SNE. Sfc low 600 mi SE of ACK when the big S+ kicked in late night on the 7th and turned the AM commute in a disaster b/c schools were not closed and the area was not prepared. I think the fcst the night before was a general 3-6" in ern MA. IIRC, the ECMWF had the most fcst for the event at 4-8", but even that was 3x too low! Biggest modern day bust for so much snow for a storm in the region. Another one that stands out was 12/23/1997. Fcst was 4-8" at best and we ended up w/ 12-24" for the event. BOS Herald cover the next day, "THEY BLEW IT!" and showed mug shots of all local OCMs! I still have the paper. Also, another big bust 12/5/2005. The CoastalWx special, he recalls that vividly in GHG. Woke up to this wind roar all of sudden from the NW and then when to S+. Small nor'easter very tight but wicked! One of the few times a nor'easter in New England product 100+ mph gusts (I can count on one had the number of times that has happen in the last 5 years). Usually, only hurricanes here give gusts that high! SNOINCR 9 reported in Andover MA area from a reliable source.

Transient 316-3/20 cooldown, then a massive warm surge across the entire CONUS moves in right after the Equinox

Torch today going to hit 70+ easily if we don’t seabreeze.. 66 already here.

it's also a shit town in illinois (no offense to our el paso posters)

I’ve already resigned myself to losing Wed here. This is rough though. Haha. Date: 54 hour NAM valid 18Z WED 11 MAR 26 Station: 42.92,-71.81 Latitude: 42.92 Longitude: -71.81 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LEV PRES HGHT TEMP DEWP RH DD WETB DIR SPD THETA THE-V THE-W THE-E W mb m C C % C C deg knt K K K K g/kg ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0 1000 130 SFC 984 256 1.6 1.0 96 0.6 1.4 90 7 276.0 276.7 275.3 287.4 4.19 2 950 542 -0.9 -1.1 98 0.3 -1.0 107 19 276.3 276.9 274.8 286.5 3.70 3 900 984 11.2 9.7 90 1.6 10.3 193 43 293.1 294.6 287.8 317.1 8.40 4 850 1461 10.3 10.0 98 0.3 10.1 211 50 296.9 298.6 289.8 323.3 9.10 5 800 1964 7.1 5.8 91 1.4 6.3 218 51 298.8 300.1 288.8 320.0 7.23 6 750 2492 4.0 0.9 80 3.2 2.4 226 44 301.0 302.0 287.9 317.3 5.45 7 700 3051 1.6 -5.6 59 7.2 -1.6 235 41 304.2 304.9 287.2 315.3 3.59

Texas? Here's the NAM forecast for tornado parameter. There's going to be a high-shear environment for supercells near and south of the warm front, and possibly cold front. Models differ on how much the warm front moves toward the cold lakes (like me.)

It's going to be super close WOR. Looking at some soundings from the NAM WOR you can see a more SE component to the wind but (Even though its March) if the NAM is overdoing the clouds/AM precip, it would not take much to mix out that shallow and subtle layer. Could be a day where DXR gets to like 66 and BOS 41

Enjoy the transient 3/16-3/20 cooldown. A massive warm surge pushes across the entire CONUS right after the Equinox…..

Of course we get doored, but next week probably sails west of us with hard nips in between. Epicosity.

rgem with a bd too

Might be one of those late day and evening warm pushes, especially CT.

NAM says we all porked. I'd like to think it may be too aggressive, but it tends to sniff these out.

rules

Good question. I have some equipment to move on an open trailer. We were planning Wednesday A.M. but now concerned

Ya think Wednesday’s will suck out here WOR Wednesday? It will we escape it and have a good day?