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Where yall are, winter can last a long time since higher elevations help. We don't have that here. Mid March is typically the limit for us.

Looks like a bad porn video

Those two storms in Feb and March in the 2016-2017 winter, remind me of the same storm…they were quite similar in their amounts and I think of them as very much twins for some reason.

THIS lol. Man everyone is TRULY bored...

What we have is time- time for the models to converge on the perfect phase...time for the upper levels to align so that we somehow have a cold feed from the north into a pacific airmass.. and then the perfect track/ strong low pressure with heavy precip and dynamic cooling. All meteorologically possible!

Yes yes I am. A manic depressant who drinks whiskey all night with glacier non yellow sleet from my yard. I have dogs.

AIGFS has something brewing on Tuesday, February 24 around there. Cold enough also at least for that model run.

Better than the GFS

Here too right now.

Is there any other model that giveth hopium? Just the CMC Lets fucking go!?

You sound like a fuckin hoot at parties.

On my birthday! Love it!

Fantastic! (lucky)

south trend seems to have gained traction today. no NS/SS interaction and it just scoots due east ish. Stll think a norther correction happens but not sure if and how much. Gonna say i'm a bit baffled as to what I'm seeing.

Pepperidge farms remembers. They always remember.

couple flurries on way home from office. digi thermo stuck on 37 whole way from etown to akron. Never budged.

Well, it would probably double most people's snow climo, right... ?

I hear King John remembered that storm well!!

There have been murmurs about potential windows around the 20th and 24th.

I haven't bothered to look when the threat is, and maybe it's already been mentioned, but something after this weekend made the Eps and Geps snowfall maps jump today.

This is how we know things are winding down here when we talk about the one off amazing situations. The April snows…1993…the great St Paddy’s day blizzard of 1755…the white Easter of 1215 just after the Magna Carta signing Meanwhile people in Maine are like ok folks first quarter is over let’s do this.

2018 was the last time metro Baltimore had March snow that was more than a flurry.

Regarding the dearth of heavy snowfalls in late March, Caswell's weather diary extends the period back a few more years (to spring 1832) and also samples a different location (Providence) to 1860, it's the same story other than a record of 7.5" on March 24, 1840, all very low record values otherwise in late March, and an extra major snowfall in early April is uncovered, 18.0" fell on Apr 13-14, 1841. From his comments this was also a very severe windstorm (nor'easter of course). Toronto's record snowfalls show a less anomalous dropoff when comparing late March and early April, for the period 1843 to present, there are a few rather large falls in the late March interval but some daily records are below the run of those encountered in early April, so a bit of the same signal applies there too.

Sustained cold/BN temps and frequent daytime highs in 40s. I’m sure we’ll have freezes into april but that’s not unusual spring weather here.