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That link is to wedding invitations lol

Sun angle has always been brutal once late Feb occurs. Many on this board seem to ignore it but we are the stage right now where snowing at night is almost a must if you want it to accumulate on all surfaces. RedSky is a big fan of overnight storms so this is right up his alley... 51F

Overrunning with a high pressure sliding off the coast seems like a snow/mix to rain setup. That’s more fun in December than early March. Maybe Richmond can pad its airport totals with the initial stuff.

Clouds are hanging tough here. 47 for the high so far which was forecasted. If we had full sun we would be well into a 50 degree day.

We have loads of sun down here.

@Amped @North and West Here's the March 7-8, 2018 event with the radar for the duration of the storm. Look like deep orange-toned echoes over my location at noon. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZosgD1P0jFll54Ayk5dph5yQHGPzIGkQ/view?usp=sharing

If true, that lawn is a deciduous forest by now. 1998 was 28 years ago.

Don't get too hyped, they lasted less than 5 minutes here.

you mean the superstorm of 93?

52 and brilliant sunshine. Still no grass anywhere

Yup…we clouds now. Should get some showers here soon.

Thanks for the reminder. Now go out and enjoy 50+ with the newborn. Winter is done in NYC.

On February 28 with all signs pointing to more arctic air making its way down here after the warmup because of the polar vortex split and the MJO in 7 - 8 or 1 with an active pattern I think March ends up with above normal snowfall and so does April - wouldn't be surprised if there is another major east coast storm

As usual here.

Last year was also a cold winter but this winter is on another level. Maybe we are turning the corner.

Not only chirping but pecking in the grass. (Worms/insects) Hungry MoFo's...

47 already at the Park

Blizzard warning issued for many a week ago today

If we have seen the last snowfall for CPK this season, the average snowfall for this decade so far would be 20.43 The average for the 30 year period of 1970 through 1999 was 21.91 CPK is behind by 1.47 inches. The 1970s avg was 21.25. CPK is behind by 0.82 The # of above average snowfall winters from 1970 through 1999 was 4 (including 78/79 which was 29.4). CPK has already received 2 above average snowfall winters in 6 seasons this decade, well ahead of the pace. We have seen 3 <50% snowfall winters this decade. The 1970 through 1999 total was 11, CPK is ahead of that pace. Will continue to monitor.

Blizzard warning issued for many a week ago today

Today will be the warmest day of the year with highs into the mid 50's. The warmest day so far this year was 51.4 degrees on January 7th. Today will be our warmest day since the 56.6 degree reading on December 19th. To put a fine point on how unusually cold this winter has been since December 1st today will be only the 6th day to reach 50 degrees or higher. During the winter months of December through February 60 of those 90 winter days featured below normal temperatures. The warmth will be short lived as a cold front crosses the area overnight tonight. We could also see some wintry precipitation by tomorrow morning as light rain looks to transition to some freezing drizzle as temperatures fall below freezing by 7am. The freezing drizzle could end as a little light snow before ending by noon. Very cold on Monday with temperatures remaining below freezing and more snow arriving by Tuesday morning. This should change to rain by Tuesday afternoon with warmer and wet conditions through much of the upcoming work week.

Today will be the warmest day of the year with highs into the mid 50's. The warmest day so far this year was 51.4 degrees on January 7th. Today will be our warmest day since the 56.6 degree reading on December 19th. To put a fine point on how unusually cold this winter has been since December 1st today will be only the 6th day to reach 50 degrees or higher. During the winter months of December through February 60 of those 90 winter days featured below normal temperatures. The warmth will be short lived as a cold front crosses the area overnight tonight. We could also see some wintry precipitation by tomorrow morning as light rain looks to transition to some freezing drizzle as temperatures fall below freezing by 7am. The freezing drizzle could end as a little light snow before ending by noon. Very cold on Monday with temperatures remaining below freezing and more snow arriving by Tuesday morning. This should change to rain by Tuesday afternoon with warmer and wet conditions through much of the upcoming work week.

EWR snowfall nearly double mine

Cyclical pattern FTW!!!

Congrats! You will be held to a higher standard now. The peanut gallery will be on the lookout... 48F already, 10:55am, Sunny as can be...