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That was a a solid storm last night, heavy rains and frequent lightning/thunder.

Same here and it’s evident on radar.

Buddy I love winter more than 99% of this board but in my opinion she largely dead for our areas at this junction… I always do appreciate your optimism though, let’s do an April snow this year if it’s going to be dreary anyway.

Kind of surprised the precip shield isn't further west with this satellite:

Interestingly enough, the end of the world won't happen with thunderstorms. It will happen when this planet is too warm to sustain life due the sun's increase in size.

Dude confidently in our subforum posted 10 days before our coldest January in a decade that it’d be above average by the end of the month… Then proceeded to cancel winter before our largest snow of the year… Oh yeah and said it’d be 70 by march 1st(it was in the 40s). After all that you kind of just know it’s safe to say you don’t have to take him serious and you’d think he’d learn not to make definitive statements… he’s going to be on the warm/snowless side of things no matter what. It’s a shame because he does actually have some knowledge… good luck to you guys today!

Its not wraparound. Its a wave along the front. Its a non event anyway besides white rain. Its still winter so its not porch season.

Cold front maybe just went through? Had a big wind gust and can see a line on radar.

06z guidance backed way the hell off as I guess it finally realized A. It was 80 yesterday and b. This wraparound/anafront shit is largely a mirage like always… I'm with @MacChump , it’s porch weather season now

62/57, excited for my snowstorm!

Low currently sitting at 54F, a decent storm around midnight woke the house up…good times

Let’s put it this way. The 76 and 75 observed at DCA at 3am and 4am would be a record for those hours in April.

You're too kind - I'm just the moron who starts the thread ever year. I'll give all the accolades to the pros!

Is 77F at 2am for DCA the highest ever for Winter?

The crazy thing is the 76 observed on the 3am hourly at DCA would be a record April high for that hour at that site, and we’re still in the first half of March.

I mean is a 75 mile shift south too much to ask for? JFC

Nothing like a good pre-spring downpour mixed with a little thunder to get this ol weenie pumping! Let’s get those lawns nice and swampy baby.

Killer tornadoes, Moderate Risks, record warmth, flooding, High Wind Watches, more tornadoes?, a blizzard, a flash freeze, and Leprechaun’s that look like Farrah Fawcett.

Euro doesnt have a torch in the long range after this cold shot coming up. 30s and 40s with some 50s.

Goodness gracious. This is shaping up to be one of the most memorable Marches (March’s?) in quite sometime in the lower Great Lakes.

i’ll leave this right here…

39/39 with light rain here in the valley. Its 50-55F with dews of 50F at 1,500-2,500ft. Wild inversions continue.

See you tomorrow.

Getting these impressive Winter temp spikes. Remember the Jan 26, 2024 80F at DCA

last 5 days for DCA will have highs of 76, 76, 84, 86, and 77 (at least). Prob won't see a stretch this warm again until April.