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WB latest EPS control still likes the period around the 20th.

Wow, the color scheme really brings out our luck (or lack thereof) this winter. It could have been one for the ages, but we did not have luck on our side. That won’t last forever though. It’ll flip at some point.

Prayers 4 McHenrysnow

Today’s EW is back down to -5 for the low of the 10 mb mean wind (2nd lowest to the run of 3 days ago with -11) and it has 100% reversing (same as run of 3 days ago) though the run still shows no sign of notable longlasting cold before April (only subtle hint for Apr 6-12 in NE):

Lol, you can almost hear the pack screaming....46⁰ under sunny skies, there are south facing areas with grass showing already, I had 20-22" base Monday morning

You really got to laugh at this point (or cry, no judgment). The band had been pretty centered on the northern row of IL counties up until the northward shift started yesterday. So now it's most likely zero precip here for the first two waves, with one going north and the other south (b/c that one won't shift north, I'm sure). Regardless, looks like we SHOULD get some good rain next week, which is sorely needed. I just hope it doesn't start drying up the closer we get, which has generally been a trend for us for a while now. Looks like the winter that started with a roar ended up below average precip and snow and above average temperatures. I just wish I'd appreciated the November storm even more (not sure if it's possible, tbh) since that and the follow up the first week in December were the only good snows of the season here. I really need to see if I can get therapy or medication or something to get rid of this sick snow obsession I have, because it only ends up in heartbreak.

Poor WV panhandle / I-81 corridor Looks like 5 years in a row now for under 20" at HGR longest stretch dating back to 1899 when they started keeping records

78F on 12z Euro for March 7th in DC. 72F 3-10 and 76F 3-11.

First signs of the block showing up LR from The PV split? Heh being a bit sarcastic, but

The valley is bad for snow, but I appreciate it on days like today

Winter is always a crapshoot on the east coast. And with the elephant in the room, everything's more extreme, and the goalposts are widened. We'll get our turn soon!

It's interesting that 1978 and 1996 are the only two years I have in my personal log that had 30" in a single event - and I wasn't a part of the 1996. Yet, I have been proximal to the same event that has done that 4 times just since 2010. Maybe 5... If we're basing the odds of getting that on some kind of experience or climate inference, be aware of the risks.

The CTRV north of Hartford is probably the hardest location to see a 30-40 burger. Our ceiling seems to be about 24",outside of 1888, which I guess argues that it is theoretically possible.

St Bernadette’s actually raffled off a brand new high level ranch house. .. I seem to think that it was on the belt parkway off-ramp street, perhaps 14th avenue. Good memories, like the ones you and the Mrs will create for your little one, as always …

man, we really do suck

Reposting other people's tweets is such a bore. jesus - It's not like we haven't already discussed the exact same shit, with more zeal and sophistication. Yeah. We know already

No grass growing anytime soon around here-he must be based in the south

Thank you NSW…. All of you are more versed than I am. I come from the era when all we knew is that when it’s cold it snows. I remember a 50 ‘s TV weatherman showing the map and telling us that we’d get snow as soon as one of the capital L’s on his map punched into one of the capital H’s. While my dad was telling me … “ forget it, it’s too cold to snow …. That was even before Tex. Stay well, as always ….

What was Jan?

April

Bernadettes

Thanks "Mostly" Nostradamus

Gotcha but 03 reigns still