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  2. That's broad temperatures over a long timeframe and a large area - i.e. climate. This thread is about the recent weather in one city, not general climate.
  3. Looks like it hit a wall. Tomorrow and Saturday are looking nicer…at least temp wise…subjectively speaking lol
  4. Came here after viewing the satellite loop. Very defined wedge.
  5. This has been a running theme since early March, hasn't it? Lol
  6. one of the ten best days of the year today !
  7. Not sure how much I’ll be able to contribute to the thread but good luck to our members in the game today.
  8. April DCA _ NYC _ BOS _ ORD _ ATL _ IAH _ DEN _ PHX _ SEA 2.3 2.5 0.9 -0.6 1.9 1.7 3.2 2.1 0.1
  9. We could get the CO2 to 1k ppm and this region would still find a way to rot near climo in the spring.
  10. Event is already about to be underway here. But there should be a thread for a 10 percent and a 70/40 watch.
  11. This weather is an insult, misleading midnight high temp in the 50’s will ensure this day is forgotten.
  12. Main rains focused west the next 7 days toward the MW and Mississippi valley
  13. Today
  14. today's weather sucks. If it's not going to snow, can we get some warm weather man
  15. it was in the 80s for the last 2 days...
  16. Everyone focused on the triple point but I agree. I think we’ll sneak in a tornado near the IN/MI state line.
  17. yep the cold is an isle in a sea of warmth since about 3/1
  18. I keep seeing this repeating theme in our monthlies that are above normal. The ballast of the warmth appears to be occurring in fewer days than the mode. The modes are actually showing more days nearer to neutral and/or negative. Below is HFD for March a just one example
  19. B here. Excellent retention and cold but got shafted in the Feb blizzard and pretty much shutout in March.
  20. Public Information StatementNational Weather Service Mount Holly NJ125 PM EDT Fri Mar 27 2026...KDIX Maintenance March 30 through April 3 2026...From Monday, March 30 through approximately Friday, April 3, theKDIX WSR-88D radar operated by the NOAA National Weather Servicein Mount Holly, NJ will be down daily during the hours of 8 AMthrough 5 PM EDT for the critical maintenance of the radome. Thismaintenance is critical to support the radar's operation andquality of the data.During the downtime, adjacent radars include: KOKX, KBGM, KCCX,KLWX, KAKQ, KDOX, TPHL, TEWR, and TBWI. For direct access to anyof these surrounding radar sites, go to the following web page:radar.weather.gov. A single radar site can be viewed by going tothe selected view menu option, then selecting local radar toselected single radar site. A radar mosaic loop is also availableat radar.weather.gov.
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