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34.2° here. So be it, the streak is over and I'm actually glad. The talk in the tabloids was getting a little ridiculous. This wasn't exactly January 1961.

Today’s Euro Weeklies are if anything even worse than yesterday’s if you want a cold pattern in the E US. Also, the 10 mb has pulled up somewhat on the mid Feb reversal chance. Cue the folks that say the EW shouldn’t run daily lol:

A sun baked 32.6 on my thermo so not maybe the most accurate, but felt nice. I will say the wafts of wind felt warmer vs when it went calm. Snowpack is cold.

Snow is holding tough…Arctic dews will do that. Got to 30 here.

Sunny part of my street finally melted, but other parts are messy.

The weather pattern went from NFC championship to 5-12. Just checked the Euro…how’s 26/27 looking?

Made it to 30 here…now back to 29..so the sub freezing highs continue. Maybe tomorrow we can break it. 30 felt nice though. A nice relief.

Fair enough! I just remember years ago living up north in South Jersey-Cape May County for about a year in 2013/2014. Felt like it snowed every week for about a month and a half in the winter of 2014. I "discovered" HRRR because it rebooted every hour, so I thought it would be a neat tool during events especially. And even within a couple hours it was just so bad especially with placement.

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That explains it. TBH I've been trying to avoid looking at the temp/dewpoint because it just makes it worse. Not looking forward to this upcoming weekend. I might watch the SB from the inside of a fire place

Narrator: They can not.

38 / 11

Cvill gonna steal this one

Dews were near 0F

But many of us don't live in NYC. The normals in Orange County today are 35/15, on Feb 28 they are 41/20 a big difference from the UHI. Bring on a snowy February and March and let's stop talking about Spring on Feb 2. We're in the middle of a decent winter for the first time in four years, can't we just enjoy it.

Upcoming pattern shift gives some hope the West will get some snow soon...but yeah that's not good.

Highest reports in Barnstable - 1.2" N Falmouth Dukes - 1.3" West Tisbury Nantucket - No Reports (assuming 1-2 there) What a bust for them watches for 4-8 and the coastal barely scraped ACK and that was about it. Everything in Dukes and Barnstable was from the OES on the western edge, most of Barnstable saw virtually nothing.

One thing I've come to learn, after considering it a dirty word following '14 and '18, is that not all SSWEs are created equal (as in, they don't always put the cold into our neck of the woods, which I'd be just fine with given the brutal stretch we're only just finally coming out of).

Despite the temperatures and abundance of sun today I am impressed by the lack of snowmelt. The road here is still a complete disaster too

32F!!!!

February 2015 had exceptional warmth in the western third of the CONUS.

Seems like it's warmer than I expected today. Starting to get little puddles of water. Guess this will make refreeze a problem though.

18z NAM looks better then 12z