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EPS has been exhibiting a rather pronounced cold bias at times in the medium range. Have a feeling it’s getting too carried away with the troughing again

We had a 16" paste bomb which inverted the supporting bows of my Ranger's Tonneau cover. (We were out of state, came home 5 days later to find a 5'x6'x6" ice cube atop the cover.) Eustis at 1,300' reported 34.5" and we (Maine Public Lands) were finishing a multi-year harvest on the Redington Public Lot. That winter the work was all north of the AT with elev 2,400 to 2,900 - might've gotten 40" there. Last load passed thru the very narrow crossing of the AT (as permitted with stringent constraints) on 3/22 just as the snow got super heavy; no way normal plowing could've kept that 200' AT inner corridor clear, would've needed a BIG payloader.

two nice events, 15+ here and the cold and pack retention, I mean I still have about 10-15" depending on where in open areas, still piles of 4-5' in spots, probably almost gone this time next week but was a solid winter, didn't make climo yet snow wise yet, about a foot away still.

More cells firing to the west, might not be a bad idea for a small tor watch from around Gary to near lansing and surrounding areas

23-24, 15-16, 97-98, 91-92, 82-83, 72-73, 65-66

Thought this was wild from the other day. 3 deer floating on the ice between Detroit and Windsor.

What's the severe weather risk look like us tomorrow? I wasn't given it to much thought until I saw this storm in Michigan which has to be EF3+.

About 3" here with .35" of liquid precip so far...very wet. Snow has been falling at 33 degrees all afternoon.

Hard af

The 93 forecast language included "Life-threatening conditions". Only other time I can recall was the morning of Jan 9, 1998 - day 2 of the ice storm here. A line of strong TS had formed in eastern NY and forecasters were faced with the possibility of 50 mph gusts on ice-loaded trees and infrastructure. Fortunately, the storms dissipated quickly. This thread's storm brought 18-20 hours of steady 1/2"/hr snow on 20G30 NE winds, for 9.5". Farmington co-op recorded 14". Two more storms by mid-month added 11" then storms of 22-23 (16") and 30-31 (19") brought the March total to 55.5". Only the 61.5" of Dec 1976 in Fort Kent had more in my experience. Depth at 9 PM on 3/31 here was 48"; even FK never had that much that late (close, 47" on 3/31/84).

Union City in Branch County just got hit hard, this lone supercell is a prolific tornado maker.

I’m just kidding. Nice pic.

Kept ice on the trees all day at 30-32. Onto a week of 70’s!

We melted a bit. Ice damns will not be an issue anymore. So there is that.

Insanity, wild footage and its from MI on a 2% risk Wedge otg.

I couldn’t get very close and just had my phone. I had never seen them on the ice before. They were there again today. Pictures were even worse

RI and SE MA jacks again. Atmospheric memory

I wouldnt necessarily call it a transient "cool down". Transient yes, but there look to be some significant cold departures during it.

well into April before those go...

March 15-17 timeframe is being picked up by all ensembles for a wintry threat.

During the past 50 years those values have resulted in heavy snowfall winters............................

Murky fog here

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