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I can’t tell if this is a joke or not. Just cause the whole thing over the big arch social media thing. But ya if really is sick that sucks no one wishes illness on anyone.

93-94 was a snowfall record breaker here, and at BDL. Then two years later 95-96 beat that winter again for an another snowfall record. But 93-94 was better for us WOR than this year has been. But that’s just speaking for us WOR. If the Feb blizzard really delivered for us here…that would have been the difference for us WOR. A great winter this year no doubt…but not as good as 93-94 for us.

Good for you!!!!! That's the BEST THING IN THE WORLD, two people love each other BIG-TIME!

Here is a PDF of every tornado, severe storm, flood warning CTP issued May 25-28, 2011. To say they were busy with being understatement it's 345 pages. Page 136 and I think page 305 give or take five pages is where some good stuff is. I'm hosted on my Google drive so here's a link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rZ-v0WQLuBEK60otdrIPOwoibLsrBwgf/view?usp=drivesdk It was made by IEM raccoon https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/raccoon/?wfo=CTP&radar=CCX&product=N0Q&wtype%5B%5D=FF&wtype%5B%5D=SQ&wtype%5B%5D=SV&wtype%5B%5D=TO&year=2011&month1=5&day1=10&hour1=0&month2=3&day2=27&hour2=23 Outside is the greatest thing ever in existence for weather data. Australia spent 20 hours exploring it and I'm just now starting to understand everything it can do it truly is the best thing out there by far. Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

Definitely sending prayers and positive vibes, frequencies and energies his way. Need to get Reenactor healed right up. Man it does not matter who it is, they need our prayers and/or best wishes! Yeah. I have recently become one of those 5D Ascension Freaks.

Did NWS get called to investigate the damage?

Yup. They opened it up sometime around 5pm.

As of this afternoon, they're @ 347.5". On average they'll still receive another 40", and I've seen a lot of big dogs in April. Also, Herman has 68" otg with a LE of probably 18". The snow will NOT be gone by mid April in the UP. I routinely still have snow into the 1st and 2nd week of May.

Yep

I think the official MI state record seasonal snowfall is 390” around Herman/Calumet, in one of the late 1970s winters. But I imagine some spot has hit 400”, even if no one was there to measure it. I could see Herman ultimately reaching 350-375” this season, but 390” is probably a stretch. Either way, crazy snowfall and depths, and it will probably hang on until mid-April (actual cover, not just piles) barring a major thaw.

Same here I think we are done here with snow but could never rule it out.

had a visit from wind blew the storm door open, door got wedged into the railing/ballister. Busted the little shock thingy. not sure how the glass didn’t break, it had to have been pretty violent to do what it did. my grill is on 4 little wheels and the wind blew that across the deck but no damage

Snow showers yesterday and today have anywhere from a T-0.5" in SE MI. I picked up 0.3" which was the first measurable snow of March for mby. Season to date is 40.1". DTW also picked up 0.3", season to date 39.1".

Just got some flurries here in La Plata.

Nice little snow shower just north of Charlottesville... Whitened the mulch a bit in the median of rt 29..

Didn't I read 309 is still closed at 3:45pm?

Flurries in La Plata! Snow town baby!

Some reported depth measurements as of this morning across Michigan Upper Peninsula, Northern MN.

High of 35 and the mid March sun just about melted all the snow on my N facing mountain. Currently 29. I expect my low tomorrow morning to be in the upper teens again. We'll see what the clipper can deliver tomorrow. My hunch is it will be too dry at the surface for anything to make to the ground.

Ha! When I saw that pic earlier I thought of you. Marquette MI

Hard to believe this is illustrating a recent storm. High totals were between 30" and 40". With the snow, consistently up to the shoulders (consistently), this would mean a five foot depth?

Wow. Such a great dude. Fair winds and following seas Roger.

Now that winter is almost over it's like we're right back to our regularly scheduled windy f'ing days...

One of our locomotive engineers almost died overnight down on Atlantic city line. Tree fell across tracks from the high winds and impaled right through engineers window at track speed.

The reasons why I don't post velocitie signatures is because deciphering velocities in rotating cells is often not nearly as straightforward as a lot of peoples thinking. You have to really know what you're doing, or it's very easy to make big mistakes reading srorm velocitie signatures.