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If we have a dry spring this will look a lot worse once last spring is wiped off the yearly total.

This circulation passed just west of the fire department I volunteer at. Video of this tornado was captured at the EOC.

Most of us just love the GFS, though we won't admit it, or realize it. A dull day is spiked with fleeting outrageous denial of expectation. Palm Sunday, 8 inches of snow!!! April 7, 1971, I had 9 inches at 1325 ft and Afton Mt. at 1850 ft. had 17 inches.....................................................

I'll take it! It's my birthday weekend, so would be quite the gift. I have Friday off work as well and hope to spend some time outside

We’re in bad shape going into the spring up here. Most of the snow has melted and there has been no mud season or puddles in the backyard. Can’t remember the last time it’s been like that here. This little bit of water in the soil will be gone quickly when the plants start sucking it up. Keep the rain coming.

Once again, talks of a conus wide torch around the equinox screeched to a halt from the Great Lakes and northeast. As expected though, the southwest will fry.

River flood warnings, basement flooding, and moderate drought here. Ponds are full. Can we DOGE those maps please? Clearly, , they are weighting precipitation deficits way too much. I get maybe since 2024 we’re a little below normal precip wise…But when you get decent precipitation over the winter and there’s nothing to absorb it, It goes right into the ground reservoirs, etc. At least around here right now I don’t see any signs of any low level reservoirs or groundwater issues, etc. Those maps are absolutely horrific.

Could be!

Yea his is about half of what it was and that takes into account a few months early last year where one of (or some) of his 48 ground panels wasn’t working properly. 1.4mwh last March (to date) compared to 772.5kwh this month, to be exact. Sunny af today, though.

The strongest signal for something(such that it is) is here on the GEFS. Pretty meh beyond that. EPS and CMC ens don't suggest much of anything (of the frozen variety) in our region for the rest of the month.. if so that pretty much means through next Fall lol.

The going rate is one bottle cap per inch of bust.

It clearly wasn't from eating one Big Arch lol. This sort of thing is cumulative if the cause is from eating a bad diet. Hopefully he recovers.

Marquette

All chips in on Palm Sunday! ETA: I’m in negative chips currently. Anyone got a few I can borrow? I’ll pay you back next Monday with a 6 pack.

I bet someone scores just as the cold pattern finally relaxes.

Buckle up!!

I'd be all over that Velvet Magnum.

Here’s some DC obs for everyone. It’s cold outside, but warm in Other Half Brewing.

well... given another 70 years of unabated CC and maybe that will have become common March practice.

You may be onto something? Lol. It makes it sound like folks are out there filling their pools and watering their gardens on March 18th...

Looks like 37 will be the high here after a low of 25. Feels quite cold despite the strong mid March sun. This would have felt refreshing a month or so ago. A guess those super warm days effed me up.

I hope we're done with single digits out there. Looks like about 1" of snow overnight too.

Trees aren't an issue for me as it's a rowhome right downtown. But you're probably on to something regarding snowcover. Last year and this year saw significant stretches of snow on the panels so that probably explains the drop vs. 22/23.