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As far as the seasonal grade goes, it may also end a "B"...gotta see how much ground March helps me to make up in the temp department. The fact it's whiffing on snowfall actually helps me.

Ill probably go B+ but I dont like grading before April. Im sitting at 39.8" of snow, so snowfall itself very average overall. A hot start but a shitty February and so far a non-existent March. However despite very mundane weather since mid-February, that does not take away the fact that the winter featured well below avg temps and well above avg snowcover. A huge majority of Decemer to mid-February featured a thick glittery blanket of snow, constant flakes, and crisp cold winter air. The "early exit" sucks, but doesnt take away the early arrival either. Cant recall a winter when deep winter set in so early. We had just two brief meltoffs between Thanksgiving & mid-Feb (Christmas & 2nd week of Jan), surprised you melted in early Dec.

My favorite "heavy snow" sounding I've seen yet

Chamber of Commerce out there. Damned shame it's going to get cold again.

Once that cold air is routed from Canada, snow game is over. .

That’s what I’m talking about! Nice catch. .

Congrats Wolf

Oh, I meant the winter grade as far as quality of the season. You only had 6" in the blizzard? Yikes, never thought I'd feel "lucky" having gotten 11" Sharp cut-off.

63 here, 40-42 on the barrier islands.

Jeez Ray, give urself a break. I am @ 69.75", haven't seen those numbers in years! I am happy, yes only 6" in ASH for blizzard, oh well. You did well "I think" on your outlook. Current>65F(sad)

84 south in CT might sneak into warm sector tomorrow aftn. Porked here.

Sunday system has me at least still checking the models. GFS is a slam dunk here but the Euro is like 400 miles north lol

Great trip to the southern part of the white mountains this past weekend. Skiing was excellent all around! Thursday hit Sunapee on the way up. Place is fairly flat but still some good woods skiing. Friday was perfect spring corn at Waterville valley. Natural was the choice of the day. Managed several great tree runs off of the Green peak chair. And some great natural runs under the old north chair. Saturday we skied Tenney. It was my first time there and the place is an absolute blast. Awesome trees and a few fun natural trails. Coverage was still decent and they were almost 100% open. Temp was great but fog was out of control. Woods were the best choice. .

Another day of level 2 severe tomorrow

Yea, it's a solid "B" for me....the snowfall really wasn't impressive. The only reason it isn't a middling "C" is due to the degree and persistence of cold maximizing retention, coupled with the fact that the past several years had been so lean.

The +1.85 NAO of March of 1989 is in danger of being exceeded for a new record strong March +NAO: Remember to double these to roughly estimate the tabular values, which means that today’s GEFS mean is progging a March 1-24 NAO way up at ~~+2.5 to +2.75!

The blizzard grazed me too which knocks the grade down a notch. If we get an April Fools type storm this month then I could give it a higher grade but right now I'm at B+

When I read his post, I legit lol'd.

yeah agree-was talking more from a continental US approach-looks like the cold is literally routed everywhere-went from a big arctic outbreak and snowstorm chance to a 2 day cooldown and then that's it.

This time of year I consider any chance of snow a literal “threat” to my enjoyment for the day. lol

Makes no difference here if the Maritimes are chilly and there’s low heights there.

Past 3 weeks has sealed this season's fate as suboptimal for me....Blizzard grazing me at the last moment, and then March shitting the bed daggered any shot of an "A".

time 2 lock in

When I say "done"....you know what I mean...that may mean literally to some, but to me that means done with anything I'll give a rat's scrotum about.