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I had no idea it was supposed to snow tonight, but we just had a snow shower and now I see the forecast says it will snow some in the morning.

Crazy graphic posted by the NWS. A 60 degree day with over 6 inches of snow. Has never happened before.

March SSW's have not coincided with lagging -NAO's the last few times.

I see the potential but I just can't shake that this doesn't quite get to those levels. Now that things are starting to shine some light on the potential of at least an El Nino im happy to take my weak stance to a moderate level coming up here for the summer and fall with a chance to strong. Super is a stretch for now but also have to see how things progress past the spring barrier. I know I have shared this countless times in comparison and of course not all Nino's will form the same way but I can't help but notice that this setup is different in approach than the 23-24 season with westerly anomalies not as strong in the eastern Pac. I think this has role in maybe limiting the potential of how strong it can get and potentially placement as well but again plenty of time to watch things unfold. I only have what I have saved so forgive me when they dont show a similar time period. Also notice the lack of a full rotation like we saw in the 2023 example (upper image), maybe this is still to come?

^ Current NWS forecast for Flagstaff Thursday Sunny, with a high near 83. Friday Sunny, with a high near 85. Saturday Sunny, with a high near 81.

Advisory is like 2-5" right? I feel like that's a light event. Am I playing by CNE/NNE rules? Lol. That December storm was solid but a 7" storm in late December in this day and age isn't really going to turn any heads. You're closer to the coast so maybe to you it's classified differently.

This never happens in the winter cold season. No leafs on the trees is a great mitigator of tree damage.

A tornado watch up the east coast for severe tornadoes and we got one EF-0 tornado of 85 MPH north of Charlotte, NC.

At least you have an estimate. The neighborhood half a mile from me still doesn’t know when it might come back on. There’s a state route that runs through there which is still closed due to wires being down.

100%. There is a group rooting for this which is beyond me. It’s time for spring

So sorry to read this. May God watch over his family and I pray for his family.

I get his point though. It’s a subjective combination of multiple factors. Losing a month has to negatively impact the overall score.

Typical March. But, the on the plus side, this is April in New England

Here’s a snippet from today’s Arizona daily snow on opensnow. I hope this is ok to share here. More remarkable extreme warmth in the West.

I loved his balance of hope/optimism and realism in his forecast discussions for our area. He will be missed. RIP Roger.

Don't look down.

Sorry to hear. RIP

Shit! Roger was a gem. Gave me a sad smile to read that one of his wx board handles (IE) was MT Cranium. Fair winds and following seas Roger, and maybe a hurricane when the mood suits you.

Awful to hear, wow. Rest in peace Roger.

With a high of 28 (and low of 17) it was the coldest St Patrick's Day in Detroit since 1967.

It was -11C this morning, chill of ~-18C. Woke to see whiteouts. With those winds I wouldn't be shocked if there were blizzard conditions in rural spots. I prefer the wx I had 14 years ago where it was 24C and partly sunny.

GWDLT Nice country up there though. Haven’t been to MQT but have been to the Mackinac Bridge a few times

this weather sucks.

There is a part missing, and I don't think he paused or stopped the recording in the middle of a tornado. I have props for one who stands outside in a wedge.

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