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At least it's sunny but this wind sucks. March is by far the worst month.
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final freeze of the spring for the airports tonight?
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We have a great small knit crew that diligently takes care of it throughout the season and we do really enjoy it. It’s nice to see what it is actually at the ski area, vs just estimating snowfall and throwing numbers out there. You really see the importance of taking a measurement at the same place all the time and as a skier, you start to be able to guess pretty accurately what you’ll find there based on observations elsewhere on the mountain. No matter what, as long as one continues to record obs in the same manner over and over, it makes for fun data comparisons.
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Not terrible in the sun. Snowblower moved to the shed and summer stuff to garage. Time to live again
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i surfed in march this year. felt proper, but the waves are so much better in the winter out there
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Starts warm then turns cooler again. What will the rest of the month bring?
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- april showers bring may..
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There are many four letter words: snow, rain, heat, cold, love, hate and also hope. Please, WG2025, hold on to the first five, skip the sixth and never relinquish the seventh. As always …..
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Thankfully March is almost over. By far the worst weather month.
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Tomorrow morning looks to be the last below freezing temperature for the lowlands
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From 80s last week back down to 18 here this morning. Grass is really greening up now. Some understory shrubs have leafed out in the wooded areas.
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It's time to grade Winter 2025-26(now that it's actually over)
scope1 replied to CAPE's topic in Mid Atlantic
B+ especially when compared to the past several years. If the snowcrete storm had stayed more snow instead of sleet it would’ve been better, since the daytime part was just sleet, didn’t have a good view of the snow part since it fell mostly before dawn. -
Central PA Spring 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
canderson replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Going to be a long, humid, hot summer. -
My April heat burst is showing up
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Central PA Spring 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
Itstrainingtime replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Certainly feel the same about March. Way too much very warm weather way too soon. -
fine i'll move on sorry
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Already seen them here for a few weeks now. Only a nuclear war can erase them.
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Winter is over and has been over. It’s time to move on and enjoy life
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Illinois better destroy Iowa today@Baum
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Such a huge temp contrast across the sub this month. Through yesterday, we're only at +1.6 for the month here. It's been a real struggle to get any of that warmth this far northeast. There's actually still some patches of snow in the ditches from Winter.
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It's time to grade Winter 2025-26(now that it's actually over)
CAPE replied to CAPE's topic in Mid Atlantic
Climo snowfall varies quite a bit across our region as you know. 20 inches here is a pretty good winter, but not so much for places N&W. That said we probably all should have more "reasonable" (lower) climo standards for what qualifies as a good winter. -
Central PA Spring 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
MAG5035 replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
I know I pretty much said near the beginning of the month I was at a C- if nothing else happened and no better than a C+ unless it was a 2018 type ending. Since the 3/15 event delivered 2.5” and thundersnow plus an extra half inch or so of squalls the following day I’ll take the minus away and make it a plain C grade. I just can’t grade it any better than that here despite it being consistently cold. The 3” this month puts me at 31.7” which is still roughly like 10-15” off of getting into what would be considered average at my location. The rest of this month has been decidedly more Morch than March with multiple 70+ days and an 84ºF on 3/22. I went nearly a month between measurable snows from the main headliner 1/25 storm to the 2/22 event that was a big bust here and a main headliner for other folks. Didn’t do well with northern branch stuff (Clipper type systems) this winter either as a lot of them tracked the low north of PA, continuing that trend. Completely different story on the non downslope side of the mountains. Pittsburgh is at about 52” for the season, nearly 10” above average for them. And to make this post sound less like a 1 star review I will say this winter did do well in timing its best deep winter period right with mid-late Jan climo and being overall cold from December thru most of Feb. -
Found a tick crawling on me while doing some yard work today. Was hoping they would come out until April
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Monadnock off in the distance in that pic.
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