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C'mon some people were certainly referring to snow when they mentioned the back of winter being broken..winter involves more than just "cold"..
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Outta gas and Outta Time: Early March Winter Storm finale
Imgoinhungry replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
Neither the gfs or euro have an inch of snow? . -
No one was talking about snow.
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North of Mass Pike
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North of pike
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April is a hell of a lot different than February...
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OK stupid question, what is NoP? Hoping it mean no Precip because still hoping to avoid rain at Jay Thursday Friday
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Ah... both things can be true. 'Sides, to be fair ... it's snowed 30" in April before, when winter's back was most definitely broke. LOL
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An hellacious period of weather is coming the next 10 days. Get ready
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Texas 2026 Discussion/Observations
Stx_Thunder replied to Stx_Thunder's topic in Central/Western States
With the lack of sweeping cold fronts through early next week and subtropical ridging moving off to the Eastern US, things are already looking very interesting for a multi-day springlike (April/May) convective pattern over the state. Starting later this upcoming week to start March. Ensembles have been trending on higher rainfall amounts for the past week or so. Especially over CTX/NTX, up to 5 inches (even higher). Which is still way ahead of schedule for spring, as we've only just entered March. MJO is prog to head back into the latter phases with a new wave propagating through the Pacific in the coming week or so. Which will likely provide rainfall insurance. Esp. over Eastern half of state. At least some severe potential is bound to exist with this abnormal UL pattern setup with multiple shortwaves tracking through the state into next week. Especially around the 10th. Ensembles have also more or less, been keeping up on increasing shear values over the state. -
Outta gas and Outta Time: Early March Winter Storm finale
fujiwara79 replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
I find it fascinating how the prospect of an inch of snow would get hundreds of responses per day if this was December. But since it's March, people have mentally checked out and this barely gets any responses. -
Keep in mind some of the same people said the back of winter was broken prior to much of SNE getting 18 -36 inches of snow during a span of a few days..
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I live in C NH. I know my reality.
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Ha ha... I don't think Brian likes the dullard plight of reality
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It's possible but I'd be surprised if April is warm, maybe by us near NYC but not further north.
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Its more context specific for me. If we've had a good snow year and I'm satisfied then, sure, I don't need more snow just to pad the stats. But if its march 1st and we havent had much prior thereto, I want all the snow I can get.
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My blizzard snows (12.5") from a week ago are essentially gone, except for drifted areas and plowed mounds. I'm now back to working on what was left from the January glacier. That stuff is still a crusty, crunchy mess of snow and ice. Before the blizzard a week ago there was about 3" or so of that left and that is pretty much where I am at now, 3" with about 70% coverage.
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Yep this is where I’m at. Well maybe get a pre-FROPA spike one day but otherwise lots of dirty mildness with some CAD thrown in at times. Pretty much pure garbage for anything useful other than melting back some snow banks…but that can be achieved even in a climo pattern in March when it’s not snowing.
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I really hope winter isn't over... We've avoided cutters all winter and its been great. I hope that warm forecast turns into misery mist in the 30s before 55 plus and partly cloudy
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Im glad we had that long lasting snowpack before the blizzard.
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Ohhh yes. Gotta believe that would give us our best chance to break the mecs/hecs deought. If I believed in the CANSIPS predictions more I'd be stoked! But it feels like a weenie model to me when it’s used for so far in advance...but someone can certainly correct me on that.
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Probably just an AN tendency marred by occasional frontal positions ...typically for March. Cold enthusiasts pimping their impressions of the marring times, while heat enthusiasts cherry pick warm afternoon 2-meter outlooks that are beyond D7 lol. At the end of the two weeks, neither side has more than a shit eating grin to show for it.
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It'll come.
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Negative .3 inches
