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  2. WWA up. Might be the last winter weather alert for the season at this rate .
  3. Lol that's Kevin's snowed for days and days out East
  4. I mean, I actually do agree because of the windshield wiper-ing going on, we really don't have any consistency, so yeah....hope is faint, but it's alive.
  5. AIFS remain south, though...at this point we gotta trust them more than then the EPS.
  6. Albany is colder, by several degrees, and snowier than Boston. I don't think most people around Boston, or Albany for that matter, would call March spring. I've lived in the HV for many years at elevation 600 feet, which is about mean elevation for most of the HV and I barely call April Spring. Everyone sees things differently I guess.
  7. The mean temperature here since December 1 (12/1 - 2/9) has been 30.4° The mean for the past 18 days has been 20.0°
  8. Noticeable melting today and it’s not even sunny out
  9. That’s what we mentioned. It’s very much alive
  10. One more degree and I hit 50, currently 49.1/31.8 at 1:45 pm. Those 60's from Roanoke south look to try and make a run this way??
  11. Amazingly, the EPS still has quite a few members that are hitting us for the 16th. I am not buying it but it is not completely out of left field if that system tries to make a comeback…it’s still far enough out that it could.
  12. Bid 31 and its not even mid February.....I haven't seen those kind of readings since February 2015!
  13. The good news is nothing on horizon for next 10-15 days. Should be nice slow snow melt so no floods. Then wait to see if we have one last gasp of winter. I was out grilling for lunch. Nice to smell burgers cooking on the grill. Spring right around the corner.
  14. the ensembles are still north of the OP. Should be interesting. models will have a hard time with the timing of the ejecting low vs the northern stream. Keep hope alive. Where is cape?
  15. I'm not sure what you consider "damn cold." But average highs are in the 40s beginning around the first of March. Snow typically doesn't linger long, except during unseasonably cold periods. Maybe compared to NJ you remember it as having been cold, but climatologically/typically spring comes relatively quickly near sea level all the way up the Hudson Valley in March.
  16. Off the top of my head, I can come up with a 14F to 76F swing from the morning of 3/29/22 to the afternoon of 3/30/22.
  17. The sun wasn't even close to coming up when I had posted this but it was all, but maybe thirty minutes after I posted that everything completely dissipated. NWS did mention in their forecast discussion that very little snow was reaching the ground from that first wave.
  18. Don't do it for something that pedestrian. It can get way way way worse.
  19. The EURO sends the MJO more onto the COD, whereas other guidance enters the MC....going to do a write up soon about the favored option.
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