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I know I just went thru all my weather readings. Even farther north temps have been very warm for the date. For example Indiana, PA 71/56 DP58 59/58 (44/27) 5.00 7.18Binghamton, NY 71/57 DP56 62/56 (38/22) That high and low is 33 and 35 degrees above normal!! 6.85 7.05

Thanks, Don. I agree there's a UHI component as well, but it's not impacting the trends. Whereas Phoenix has warmed at about .6F/decade since 1896, NCEI has the State of Arizona warming at about a third of that rate (0.2F/decade), so it's not like they are just using Phoenix numbers to calculate the official trends and departures. By the way, Death Valley - with a population of, checks notes, zero - has 4. But really 6, as the numbers for November & December in 1913 & 1914 are clearly erroneous. The huge surpluses were driven by implausibly high temperatures with impossibly small diurnal ranges that make zero sense in winter in Death Valley. Ignoring those months, it's 6 of 12.

seems like investors aren't biting yet. Crude flirting with $100/bbl.

What does the ground and sun angle have to do with the atmosphere? All winter you have been on the no snow train. Not working out for you .

Jeb it was nearly 90F here today lol.

Heavy thunderstorms here in Brooklyn. My newborn got scared =(

Something is very wrong with the weather. It is unusually hot down here too. Mom is making me plant plants very early.

Check out the big brain on Brad!! no shit dude, go back to your own forum.

It's more reasonable than those posting snow maps where DC and Virginia get 7+ inches. We all know it isn't going to happen, so why post it? That's the definition of trolling. I even looked back, and DC didn't even get 7 inches of snow during some of the historical March snowstorms, like 1958, 1993, and 2018.

Yeah it's crazy how far south these models have snow

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Nice to see the hi-res Canadian onboard for snow falling from the sky.

Yeah some places down south where it didn't rain are going to have a very warm midnight high. DCA is still 78F

Too good not to post.

It took me 2 minutes to backread and find a post that you should've been five-posted for. Don't come around here talking about dwindling snow prospects when you're batting .150 at a time when it is BY FAR THE EASIEST to predict warm snowless winters and be right. Nobody's gonna call you an oracle when you're saying snow won't stick the day after it hits 85 degrees.

Snow depth still isn't that bad - a good area of 1"+. Some moderate/heavy snow in DC around 12pm. Will be interesting to see if it happens with temps so warm right now.

You all know it's really not going to snow. There is a lack of cold air, the ground is way too warm, and the sun angle is too strong.

snow depth is of course lower.

I'm not trolling. I'm being realistic. It doesn't normally snow in DC or Virginia in mid-March, much less following 80-degree days. The sun angle is just too strong. You need something really special, like the Storm of the Century in 1993, for it to snow at this time of year. We don't have that right now.

nearly midnight on March 12th and it's nearly 80F out. What.

Come on, you came all the way down here just to troll like this. This isn't Philly. There is no tolerance of trolls, and then forum members will troll you back.

Come on, you all know it really isn't going to snow this far south. This isn't New England. There is no cold air, the ground is too warm, and the sun angle is way too strong.

No warnings at this time

I know this isn’t our area but it’s going on midnight and it’s still nearly 80ºF in and around DC, on March 11th. That’s nuts

ARE YOU KIDDING ME, DALE CITY??????? You guys hit 87 degrees today? Man global warming is getting BAD. That's 37 degrees ABOVE AVG for this date!