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  2. dailylurker
    Rainy here in the lowlands. Radar has storms around noon. Blah
  3. Ginx snewx
    Winter ends March 21st and climo agrees. The artificial March 1 for record keeping means nothing
  4. snowfan
    I can assure you andrews isn't in any clear sky situation right now.
  5. hstorm
    Clouds have thickened up again here after some brief breaks around 9:30-ish. 65/63.
  6. jm1220
    Every winter here has down periods. We’re not in the Yukon. 95-96 had an awful late Jan into Feb, 2010-11 essentially ended after 2/1, 14-15 didn’t get started until late Jan. This winter was about as wall to wall as you’ll ever see here. If it’s over now, that’s still a huge win.
  7. wxdude64
    Yep, a line from Farmville to Richmond looks good currently. Be safe and have fun!
  8. CoastalWx
    If this came 8 hours earlier SNE would look like Kansas.
  9. aldie 22
    Stephens City about to get clocked, it has done nothing but rain there since i moved out here and not even one thank you from him....yeesh.
  10. CoastalWx
    Nam is 95kts at 925 approaching south coast.
  11. psv88
    57 and dog. 0.38” so far
  12. Maggie Valley Steve
    Down to freezing in Crossville TN already. Radar looks good to the SW all the way to the Gulf into Tennessee. I slept through the storms. Amazing how sound I sleep with my bipap!
  13. ChescoWx
    We have picked up 0.43" of rain so far here in East Nantmeal since midnight. We could see upwards of another inch of rain by late tonight. Today will be unseasonably warm followed by unseasonably cold tomorrow through Thursday. A wind advisory is in effect for wind gusts as high as 40 mph through tonight. A strong cold front will cross the area from west to east around the 9pm tonight. Temperatures will drop close to 20 degrees over an hour or so. Rain could briefly turn to sleet and then snow before ending. Temperatures return to near normal by next weekend.
  14. CoastalWx
    Looks like it ahead of some elevated instability
  15. ChescoWx
    We have picked up 0.43" of rain so far here in East Nantmeal since midnight. We could see upwards of another inch of rain by late tonight. Today will be unseasonably warm followed by unseasonably cold tomorrow through Thursday. A wind advisory is in effect for wind gusts as high as 40 mph through tonight. A strong cold front will cross the area from west to east around the 9pm tonight. Temperatures will drop close to 20 degrees over an hour or so. Rain could briefly turn to sleet and then snow before ending. Temperatures return to near normal by next weekend.
  16. SnowenOutThere
    Targeting Amelia court house as my chasing destination.
  17. wxdude64
    Things are popping down S and SE of Roanoke into NC, currently 3 separate TOR warnings.
  18. Jsauss
    i have been blocked/banned several years. y'all are late
  19. Damage In Tolland
    If you look at Euro, GFS, NAM’s, HRRR.. all of them gust over 60 and some over 70. The Euro is the weakest and has 60+. Interesting
  20. stormtracker
    Yeah, as long as the experts are excited, I'll remain optimistic
  21. NorthHillsWx
    IP and SN reports almost all the way to New Orleans! What a dynamic system
  22. Typhoon Tip
    yeah, perhaps but ... the convection in S CT seemed coincident.
  23. kvegas-wx
    Tornado warning issued for the triad. I understand issuing a large scale warning to get everyone's attention, but this just feels so messy, scattered and wrong. Not sure the word I want to use. Overly broad maybe? Sun is out literally 5 minutes before this line hits Walkertown and Kernersville. Crazy!! I can see it coming.
  24. Typhoon Tip
    Change in climate by raw numbers since 1980 implies that in nominal forcing, March in New England ( regional variance notwithstanding) is ~ +1F for 1980 thru 2010. Hint, it hasn't gone down since, either. If one were back in early February and said a warmer than normal March, that's not a bad gamble.
  25. NJwx85
    I grade this Winter an A. It started off with multiple accumulating snow events in December, followed by a 20"+ snowfall in January and another double digit snowfall in February, with a few smaller events mixed in. The last of my snowpack didn't melt until the 80's last week, some of it still left from the January storm. We also had multiple episodes of brutal and lasting cold. Best winter locally here since 2019. Now it's time to put away the shovels and get ready for Spring. My crocuses are already popping up.
  26. Yardstickgozinya
    I didn't even get started on Max.because I don't know where to start. A good place to start is with his youtube reviews, i'm not the only person that finds his b******* ridiculous. Monster bomb slammer jammer killer cyclones.
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