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Yea, it's the type of pattern we could work with a month ago, but now? Zone of proximal butt-plunge, as the spring zealots will still find it obnoxious to be outside, and the weenies will be at a loss for a reason to post the snow emoji. Perfect-

Hi H****d I'm moving to Philly this fall, so I'll be in the other forum (if i don't get banned first)

There’s a lot of things that make a very strong Nino look likely but I can’t shake the fact that it’s only been 3 years since we’ve had one and the PDO is still negative. March isn’t over yet but right now the 30 day SOI is still extremely positive. As Chuck showed, the very strong Nino’s never have an extremely positive March SOI. I guess we’ll see.

Its good for comfortable weather

Yet the dailies strain endurance if one's hoping 'finished' means seasonal change. Constancy of cold toting trough succession, unending and unyieldingly preventative of any deeper penetrating and consistent spring. That's the last several cycles of the operational GFS cinema. Right out to the temporal horizons of these runs, like this 12z matter of fact, pointless blast of cold air

It was promising for a bit but its over. I will still track since im a weenie

jelly

Power is out at home. Still no estimate on its return.

It was definitely a unique sound and loud. Almost like multiple crashes/explosions. https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/meteor-could-be-cause-of-loud-boom-in-northeast-ohio "Cooke said the meteor was moving 44,000 mph"

Yup.

Southeast of where that line that set up really got screwed out of precip

We certainly heard (and felt it) here. From what I'm hearing it wasn't as loud here as places further east, but it was enough to make me look up and say "What was that?"

This was Morgantown WV last night when I took it. Got a good 3-4 inches.

As far as continuous snow, yesterday afternoon was probably the heaviest I have seen in a while. I Had probably 3 to 4 hours of snow falling between moderate to heavy. However, when the CAA started, some of those snow blobs might have only lasted 20 to 30 minutes, but it was white out at times. I feel like in my area, It snow probably 3 to 6 inches but the most I actually had laying on the ground was probably about 3/4 of an inch and that was after dark. Also yesterday I posted the HRRR and said for 4 runs in a roll, it had N Knox Co, S Union Co, SW Granger and into Jeff C getting a localized swath of heaver snow in the valley. Here’s the HRRR and the radar… I cant ever get gifs to load but here’s a radar screen shots during the NW flow… That was some of the heaviest snow I’ve seen all year. .

34 degree drop in 10 hours from 63 at 8:55pm to 29 at 6:55am

Good-let's get it warm and stay warm. -NAO/AO are worthless late March and especially in April

We definitely will dip below the 26 we hit at 7am this morning. It's currently only 41 with brisk winds. Feels like January.

Drove through a squall earlier on 279 and it was a white out.

Half an inch. It snowed half an inch in one of those 15 minute mini blizzards yesterday evening.

1.95” of much needed rain

Dang. Haven't seen you post in a minute. Was thinking you'd be buried.

Mo one had their finger on the pulse of how Enceladus impacts the MJO more than Roger RIP to a real one

You'd finally get your fill of snow! This is what 5.5+ feet of snow looks like. Pretty much standing in the same spot as the late August pic this past Summer. Took some weight off the roof as well. Inside the house is like a cave. EDIT: The lesser snow on the left side of the pic is a path i blew to the propane tank a few weeks back.

We had that in our last house, on cold winter days after the furnace shut off after brining house up to temp it would feel cold, so I put in a wood stove, new house has BBHW by propane and like it much better, mini-splits for cooling and heating and a propane heater in the fireplace.