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He's on mobile. Strolling the beach hand in hand with the former FBI Director.

If you use his numbers… 86.6” is 1.8” below normal. Normal being 88.4”.

Mount Holly's graphic from this morning is still up, with a half to one inch for the entire forecast area. Their latest forecast for here is less than a tenth tomorrow, tenth to a quarter tomorrow night, less than a tenth Thursday. Another bust.

One thing seems certain- its not going to be hot anytime soon

86.47?

WB 18Z HRRR for Wed.

Was that the same day as the College Park tornado at UMCP?

It's neat to watch this... That low in the ocean is clearly attempting to retrograde W at the same time this axis of schmutz is attempting to move E. https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-New_England-02-24-0-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined

It might be especially rough this week if we get enough rain tomorrow night.

See my edited post just above…going by his numbers from ‘12-‘13.

This is the best we can muster in full sun today. The bane of the bay...

Updated discussion .KEY MESSAGE 2... An upper level low shifts east and will linger over eastern Canada, with broad troughing over the eastern US through the weekend. This pattern will lead to cool conditions, with a stretch of highs and lows 5 to 10 degrees below normal. Stuck with NBM temperatures for now, but trends will be monitored as there will be a few nights across the interior where frost may be possible. The offshore low that was mentioned in the previous forecast has shifted farther in the latest guidance, far enough to lower the potential for impacts to the area.

I'm going to assume you meant 86.8

WOW! Been some monster hailers these past few days. I wonder if we can pull off a 4.50-5.00" in Texas today.

69.3 last two days . First mow today

Trevor Story has no idea what size this is

Looking back to April 27, 2011

67.3° just a few cirrus I thought tblizz said we would have no sun for weeks? The last few days have been beautiful

From a friend in Arkansas, @weatherwiz.

New storms starting out in almost the exact place east of Wichita Falls TX as a few days ago

Easily cleared top 5. Between the storm itself which crippled large parts of the South, the snowfall across much of New England, and the historic cold afterward, it was easily an all timer for me.

6.8” on the season there? I think you left out a number Tom? So going by your numbers of 90.4” being 2” above normal(in 12-13), then your normal is 88.4”/season. If this season is 1.8” below normal, then that would mean you had 88.4”-1.8” which would equal 86.6” this season/year. Right?

Sunny 60s here with the trout lilies beginning to bloom. Snow total for 25-26 (barring something very unusual) is 6.8". That's 1.8" BN, currently the closest to my average in 28 snow seasons, with only 2012-13 (90.4", 2.0" AN) being close.

Rain shield held strong as usual in wake co. 0.00