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The 2025-26 astronomical (December 21-March 20) and composite (December 1-March 20) winters at DCA continued the downward trend. The former averaged 38.9 degrees, tied for the 59th warmest in DC history and down 2.2 from last year; while the latter averaged 38.3 degrees, tied for the 72nd warmest in DC history and down 3.0 from last year.

It may end up just like today only 10° cold colder

Just the remnant drifts now. Only the ones that were 2ft+ are left, and they are shrinking fast. Had a 3.5ft drift between the house and garage that is now shriveled down to a mere 8" deep strip about a foot wide. MLI hit 77 today. Tomorrow's record is 82, which should be tied or broken.

That's when you send them to grandma's!

Wish we were there

euro is the worst model out of GFS AND CMC

Wtf. 4-8" for sunday Hope its wrong Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

We really are the best subforum. This just proves it.

Gentelmen and Ladies, It's been a pleasure to track with you guys. We've had good times, bad times and Houston times. I love this forum. We truly are the best subforum here. It's been an honor tracking our digital blue. But now has come to the time to admit defeat. It's over. We move to spring and I move to my hibernation until something big happens around here. It's been fun, but kind of lackluster outside of snowcrete. We'll get 'em next year. Peace out and RIP Roger Smith. Driving the bus into the sunset. Until next time nerds.

I heard Jonger is going to start taking his snowmobile to Myrtle Beach to ride.

Salt Lake for the rest of the month: 80 81 68 72 79 78 64 72 74 69 72 62 Normal high is 55F For the West, this whole winter was their Dec 2015. It is a prolonged scary period for them Denver is even warmer with 90s expected

It used to be that the Canadian global model had a lot of tropical cyclone candidates, sub-1000mb lows, during the warm season. I feel like they have changed a major component of that.

Ended up with 3" at home. This 3" seemingly has the same amount of qpf as the other 80"+ that fell over the course of winter combined.

I know this is a big ask but April 2. Can we see yet if this will be cold and rainy or dry and warm? It’s for a big event on our deck for 22 people and we have a cold rain plan but it’s not ideal. Wife is pressuring me for an answer for 2 weeks now but are getting in range for our group. Thx! .

Oh hail no…. .

The Climate Extremes Index includes cold. However, for the Southwest, extreme cold has disappeared in recent years. Here's the CEI's temperature charts:

Oh goodness…. I understand the hesitation, but I’ve never seen models looked that good for a week out. .

Sorry for the ignorance, but is that good or bad if you want snow? .

Wow. How much left?

Don and others, For obvious reasons I’m having trouble with what’s bolded from this article: "The area of the U.S. being hit by extreme weather in the past five years has doubled from 20 years ago, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Extremes Index, which includes various types of wild weather, such as heat and cold waves, downpours and drought." ——— This is unclear. Are they implying that cold waves have increased since 20 years ago due to CC?

That's a good catch. But the chart is saw has 1986-87 listed as moderate and 1987-88 as strong.

4th of July is still not safe.

Looks like after being bottled up for a spell next winter we are headed back into a EQBO,potential for a rock PV