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That heat dome is something to raise eyebrows in July, nevermind March. Records gonna be obliterated.

@IronTy that's also what I recorded this morning: 8F for a low. It'll likely be next season before we see single digits again. All in all, a decent winter out here. I'd give it a B.

It's been very bad...disastrous for the ski industries out there.

Do it!!! Show him both. LOL

Well a couple years ago, they had snow covering whole houses and snow up to chairlift levels for god sakes…. The pictures were unbelievable. So it doesn’t shock me that they’ve regressed.

It’s been all time horrific out west.

Was it wintry just for you? Or all of SNE?

Now I looked. CMC has almost a little inv trough action. GFS AI has something too.

Kind of reminds me of the Oct 30 2020 thing

12z ICON also but a little further south

Don't do it

50/50 ... heh, which ironically, could be the coupled variance result, but I mean just my confidence in the matter. The thing is, the global temperatures are something just shy of unnervingly close to doing something similar to what happened in 2023 - which took off prior to the actual +ENSO. That year was buried inside the global mean doing something else ... Or was it? I mean the RONI stuff sort of skews culpability in the differentials. You kind of want a non-RONI based outlook in tandem, so to make a comparison to the RONI outlook - see the difference. Digress.. Anyway, "IF" the wholesale globe bursts again, I don't feel personally as confident that a warm SST band is as forcing that way. I'm curious what this rusty curve looks like in 2 months

30 and overcast at 12:20pm is no way to run a Spring day. Fail.

27.3F. I'm over the cold, let's get on with Spring.

It was 12 degrees at 530 am when I left for work. Had a fresh cover of les last night here in the Poconos as well. As of quarter after noon, it still hasn't melted off, with temps hanging in low 20's.

same here, i have a big brush pile i need to burn before all the snow is gone, and doing that in the rain is not fun

parts of Florida had more snow than parts of Utah? That doesn't sound right.

we 12z GFS

I thinkthe last time I had more than an inch of snow here in March was 2019

Interesting read on the ENSO transition underway and downstream impacts. https://www.severe-weather.eu/long-range-2/spring-2026-forecast-update-polar-vortex-core-el-nino-rising-united-states-canada-europe-fa/

IMO, that was under forecast by SPC along Dixie Alley. It's similar to how they under forecast the 2012 derecho.

GFS (06z) would be excellent.

Some real haves and have nots in NE

I saw somebody noted they issued an apology. I wonder if companies started pulling business. I'll admit, I was petty. I found an old FB post from Shipley Energy from 12 years ago (of which I am a customer in Bigler) and posted the screenshot from this thread, and then another business who had a post from seven years ago. I want them bankrupt.

Warm spots may do it Sunday