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This might be the year it just wants to storm. On Wednesday's 1730 update, SPC specifically said that they anticipated no severe weather threats over the next 8 days. The very next day they issued a MRGL for the Ohio Valley, now this morning it's been upgraded again to a Slight. This might be a very active spring.

Those quick hitting waves are all over the place on modeling. I’ve been bitching about QPF so I shouldn’t complain. But New England gon’ New England while the rest of the country is flowering and gardening.

It's basically spring training of severe weather season. Have to brush off the dust and evaluate threats close by so we're ready when our time comes

Let us know when it’s 500 miles closer.

The NE and especially SE Canada is darn cold next two weeks. Some signs we try to Napril as I alluded to yesterday…but may as well try to see if we can sneak one last winter event. I’m sure the most likely outcome is dogshit weather in the form of cold rain. At least around here.

I would like 105 degrees lol

Looks like maybe some violence across western and southern PA on Sunday.

Entering not so blessed climo time. Although on nice warm spring days that NE lake breeze hits late afternoon out here

Nice day on tap today-full sun

Today back in 1958 the area was in the middle of the 2nd greatest snowstorm in Pennsylvania history. Below are the all-time 3 day snowstorms across our state. The top 2 storms both were in our local area with the Blizzard of February 1899 at Coatesville with 52.4" and the 50.0" just off the PA Turnpike at Morgantown leading the way. Of note that same storm in 1958 also featured the 49" that was recorded just off the PA Turnpike at Devault. I have also included the hand written NWS COOP March 1958 observations for both Morgantown and Devault.

Today back in 1958 the area was in the middle of the 2nd greatest snowstorm in Pennsylvania history. Below are the all-time 3 day snowstorms across our state. The top 2 storms both were in our local area with the Blizzard of February 1899 at Coatesville with 52.4" and the 50.0" just off the PA Turnpike at Morgantown leading the way. Of note that same storm in 1958 also featured the 49" that was recorded just off the PA Turnpike at Devault. I have also included the hand written NWS COOP March 1958 observations for both Morgantown and Devault.

@wxmeddler I saw you met Ava, isn’t she the best?!

Yup!

Lots of delusional people out there.

105 degrees in Phoenix. Ridiculous. .

Low of 32. A little rain tonight and then a beautiful weekend. Onward.

At least it’s above freezing and we have sun. A small victory.

I’ll take it…And It won’t last long…unlike the previous mummy. You’ll see!

Blessed to have the nice wx on Friday and Saturday

SW winds kicked in and we jumped to the lower 50s before sunrise - a couple days ago most models had us barely getting past 40 at any point today

Would prefer loin

Happy Spring Equinox at 10:46am to those that celebrate! Some folks think this means we have equal amounts of day and night lengths. While those are not far too far apart today (Sunrise 707am /Sunset 7:15pm) it in fact is when the Sun crosses the celestial equator. Five of our last 6 days have featured below normal temperatures but we will see temperatures well above normal today with highs near 60 degrees. We stay mild through the weekend with rain chances ramping up tonight and again on Sunday night. We turn sharply chillier again toward the middle of next week.

Happy Spring Equinox at 10:46am to those that celebrate! Some folks think this means we have equal amounts of day and night lengths. While those are not far too far apart today (Sunrise 707am /Sunset 7:15pm) it in fact is when the Sun crosses the celestial equator. Five of our last 6 days have featured below normal temperatures but we will see temperatures well above normal today with highs near 60 degrees. We stay mild through the weekend with rain chances ramping up tonight and again on Sunday night. We turn sharply chillier again toward the middle of next week.

I’ve been in LA since Tuesday. About to fly home. Near 100 each day, but it’s a dry heat