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  2. LongRanger
    Down to 28 this morning W of BWI. I have no memory of a spring freeze around here after Apr 21.
  3. A-L-E-K
    lots of denial itt
  4. A-L-E-K
    green up coming along nicely
  5. 87storms
    We need a sustained, humid airmass. We've basically been living in the Plains the last few years.
  6. JTA66
    If a chunk of blu-santi ice dropped from a plane's toilet and landed in my yard, it's an event! We live in SEPA, we take what we can get. Had a number of azaleas bloom last week and they took a beating these past two nights 48F at noon.
  7. WxUSAF
    One of the reanalyses would be the best for that. ERA5, etc. Don’t know off the top of my head if there’s useful web visualization of those. PSU ewall used to, but those were like 1993 level graphics quality lol
  8. TWCCraig
    31 this morning for the low Despite being on LI and near the water, spring is my favorite season. Of course there's plenty of crappy days with clouds, rain, and can't forget allergies! But the days where it's 65-75 and sunny are the best weather days of the year IMO. That in addition to long days, late sunsets, high sun angle, and the greening up of the landscape is pleasant to see after seeing brown and gray all winter. It's amazing how different a 50 degree day feels when its cloudy vs when its sunny this time of year
  9. GaWx
    Related to what you’re saying: As JB has emphasized, the models that in 2023 that had the beautiful E US trough/Aleutian low that some of us here were repeatedly posting and very excited about were also forecasting the typical BN SSTs around Australia. Had it actually been relatively cold around Australia, JB believes that the E US would have had a cold winter. But alas, it turned out warm around Australia, atypical of El Niño. Is 2026 going to end up colder around Australia like JB expects?
  10. MJO812
    Keep it out. More chilly weather coming.
  11. thomp2mp
    was a very strange feeling mowing my front lawn with the sun out, 45°, and snowflakes hitting me in the face
  12. Chief83
    Worcester, PA. down to 22.8 last night. Now up to 44. Ready for summer !!! Despite the limited rain - grass is growing pretty fast. .
  13. mitchnick
    But that also had the -PDO from hell (which I think you're referring to) that just killed any chance. It could happen again, but odds don't favor that happening again imho.
  14. PhiEaglesfan712
    December 2023 wasn't in the 30s most days. It rained a lot, but it was a really warm December. It was either the 2nd or 3rd warmest December (along with 2021), both behind 2015. I think it was December 2022 that was in the 30s most days but hostile for snow, although December 2024 could fit that profile as well.
  15. olafminesaw
    Not way out in fantasy range anymore
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  17. nycwinter
    today was probably the last day i was in winter gear until this fall..
  18. Eskimo Joe
    We need several long round of slow, soaking rain and unfortunately that just doesn't seem to be in the cards.
  19. pazzo83
    Switzerland is amazing and very accessible.
  20. uofmiami
    Deep nap. They are out there flying around once the sun is out.
  21. Hitman
    low of 26f here.
  22. SnowenOutThere
    Man thats awesome. I haven't been out of the country yet but I possibly planning to go to the Alps this May before I start my summer coaching job. Do you have any recommendations on locations/any other advice?
  23. pazzo83
    at least it warms up quickly once the sun is out this time of year
  24. SnowenOutThere
    Hey all, just wanted to ask if anyone knew any good sites for seeing past synoptics (namely 500mb height anomaly/jet stream and surface maps) I know the NWS has their surface map archieves but I remember being recommended a site one time with all that information. Paging some of the mets @MillvilleWx @WxUSAF
  25. pazzo83
    32.2F here - technically did not hit the freezing point.
  26. dendrite
    I think they’re hardier than peach (people are growing some in MN). But you’d almost never get ripe fruit there with your short growing season. There are some cultivars out there that ripen early though.
  27. Brian5671
    We are already headed there. Hasn't really rained much last month and we had a fairly dry winter despite the robust snow. Saturday's event could miss SW as well
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