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Sure does. And in the summer when we really need the rain, we’ll be dry for weeks.

I hate everything. I wish humans had evolved to hibernate.

Man what a tough forecast…. Computer guidance is basically 1-10” here.

GFS close to 6Z, maybe a tad snowier here. Man that is so freaking close.

Yeah its not exactly a real impressive airmass advecting SW.

Decent call. Timing off tho. A little aggressive bringing HP into the sub, but storm potential is unfolding.

Yes, Sending gifts south from Maine as well, PC skies, 35.6°F

Was a pretty 95-centric winter, at least that’s how it seemed. I’m just northwest of Trenton and am sitting at ~44.5”, while my area’s average is 21. Hopefully next year continues the recent trend of better winters and everyone cashes in. Now bring on the 70s and 80s. Between the snow melt, rain, and warmth, we’re gonna be firing up those mowers in about a month.

Cars yes but all commercial traffic (Trucks) was banned and they were going crazy having to sit while it was 33 and drizzling and roads were wet.

March 5 1966: A powerful blizzard finally ends in the Upper Midwest. Some wind gusts from the storm topped 100 mph. For Thursday, March 5, 2026 1960 - Eastern Massachusetts greatest March snowstorm of record began to abate. The storm produced record 24 hour snowfall totals of 27.2 inches at Blue Hill Observatory, 17.7 inches at Worcester, and 16.6 inches at Boston. Winds gusted to 70 mph. (3rd-5th) (The Weather Channel) 1962 - A tremendous storm raged along the Atlantic coast. The great Atlantic storm caused more than 200 million dollars property damage from Florida to New England. Winds along the Middle Atlantic Coast reached 70 mph raising forty foot waves, and as much as 33 inches of snow blanketed the mountains of Virginia. The Virginia shoreline was rearranged by historic tidal flooding caused by the combination of the long stretch of strong onshore winds and the Spring Tides. (David Ludlum) 1987 - A storm in the western U.S. produced heavy rain and high winds in California. Up to six inches of rain soaked the San Francisco Bay area in 24 hours, and winds gusted to 100 mph at the Wheeler Ridge Pumping Plant near the Tehachapi Mountains. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) 1988 - While snow blanketed eastern Kansas and northern Oklahoma, eight cities in North Dakota reported new record high temperatures for the date. The afternoon high of 61 degrees at Bismarck ND was 27 degrees warmer than that at Chanute KS. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) 1989 - Thunderstorms produced severe weather in the southeastern U.S. A strong (F-2) tornado killed one person and injured six others in Heard County GA. A strong (F-3) tornado injured 23 persons and caused more than five million dollars damage around Grantville GA. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) 1990 - Thunderstorms over eastern Colorado, developing ahead of a major storm system, produced up to three inches of small hail around Colorado Springs in the late morning and early afternoon. Strong thunderstorms swept through southeastern sections of the Denver area during the evening hours. These strong thunderstorms also produced up to three inches of small hail, along with wind gusts to 50 mph, and as much as 2.4 inches of rain. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data)

This weather fucking sucks

Forecast soundings for BOS are pretty crazy though...about as textbook as isothermal snow bomb you could ask for. The type of stuff where after the event happened people go, "woahhh where did this come from, nothing showed this" and do a little case study and realize...oh crap isothermal profile with strong lift...yup that will do it

Freezing fog last night. Looks like 0.01-0.02" of ice on the the trees. Chance of frz rn tomorrow.

68 under full sun here

Different times back then. Blizz 93 had the same wording. Models were a lot more coarse too so it was a little more difficult to pinpoint the weenie max zones. People didn’t lose their shit as much over a few inches either. Let’em know a biggie is coming and then just slap a 1-3 footer on it.

Once mid 70’s hit your lips the taste for cold weather vanishes. Gonna be hard to go back to cold rain or tundra.

There will be icing down to Naugatuck . Hopefully all the cold models win

may not end up being that cold for that long and if the sun's out this time of year feels warmer than it really is.

He said to Commercial Traffic. Meaning out of state trucks couldn't pass through the state, commercial vehicles/tractor trailers were banned from the highway. I remember this specifically happening for this storm its happened many times in CT, no commercial traffic so out of state trucks had to turn around or get pulled over and fined.

December 5th

I think an inch is doable but we may be just a bit too far south. I don't see tonight really being anything like the other night in terms of sleet/icing across a widespread area...probably more so for the hills.

Fake cold looks to be slowly eroding back home up to 33. ORH is 44, lol.

Next week will feel like a different world until reality comes back of course

Amazing how much better you good folks did over your way compared to just to your west in Lancaster county. I'm sitting at 22.3" of snow/sleet for the season.

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