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I always wonder what birds think after they hit a window. They probably think where did that come from?

Bateman had like 10 catches all year? Lamar is a running threat if they have to cover WR's.. big time variable vs other teams needs. Also injury threat if he has to hold the ball makes it ++variable.

Yeah but we lost many games in the trenches last year...WR is not our biggest need, imo No trenches no time to throw to said WR, lol

5” rain bullseye for me on 12z euro.

I think it wouldn't hurt to draft a good WR honestly. Especially with Likely gone. Build the team around Lamar. Defenses vary too much year-to-year.

Glad to know I wasn’t just imagining it. I’m a little jealous though

i think DCA will get to 34-35 at the lowest. Up here we could see 32F.

so DCA is in the mid 50s at the moment (same here too - 55F). It's going to be close to see if we get to 32F. If the wind dies down, no chance. But a steady NW / NNW wind might do it. The river is pretty warm now though (nearly 70F in the Washington channel, so knock off a few degrees for the water by the airport) - so that will help to keep temps up obviously.

Been my early hedge, as well. This doesn't necessarily preclude a very warm winter throughout the east, though.

He did? Lol This must've been just after he came up! I mean yeah obviously ya had to see how he did, but...now nobody is gonna want him...oy. Was rooting for him (quite a story him making the majors after surviving the Parkland school shooting as a kid). It's too bad...Man are qe gonna have to start treating the Orioles like we did during the 14-staright losing seasons? Lol And yep, draft time indeed! Ravens have to be better this year...not sure where they go at 14. I'd imagine it's OL or pass rush?

Pull over until the plows can catch up with it

DCA reported ice pellets - I think we'll get the T.

DEN picked up 3.4" on Friday, putting them at 27.1" on the season. This means 2025-26 is officially no longer the least snowy winter for Denver in the airport era.

Cooler May? NAO was 2nd highest monthly all time in March 2026. 12 weeks x 75 years = 900 analogs. The following May in totality of analogs is surprisingly cold: CPC has it at least starting out this way May before a later-in-the-year Nino 3.4 El Nino is pretty Neutral historically, except in the PNW

Yup. 15-16 is a good example of a super that starts out east-based before going basin wide approaching winter.

^Right now it's developing from the west and the east, signaling basin-wide. Nino 1+2 doesn't correlate as highly as a lead in April, surprisingly. Here is Nino 1+2 vs Nino 4 for +8months Dec SSTA

I too had a quick round of graupel In West Chester albeit 45 seconds worth.

Heavy wet snow while driving under this cell on route 3/44 in Plymouth. Unexpected

Freeze warnings

42 with a few flakes flying

Absolutely, I saw that in the discussion today, pray for clouds and wind.

^”See the magenta in the middle of the map? That’s alert level 4 of 5 for bleaching in the #Galapagos. Common in El Niño (or in this case developing) where cool water upwelling slows/ stops and surface waters significantly warm. The sea surface temp anomaly is +3-4°C (~6°F). That’s why life suffers there every El Niño, esp. east based episodes Thanks @NOAACoral”

I got my April Trace in at 1:52pm this afternoon with a brief light burst of some gruapel/mangled snowflakes.

Yeah we got rain last two fronts, which is some encouragement. QPF came in under, not a surprise in drought - but at least it's raining. See if we can accomplish more this weekend into next week. Even poorly timed waves (see my severe rant) can bring rain. Seems like a decent bet. Then we'll see how long we can milk the southern jet stream next week. Could it be a drought breaker? Could it just add humidity before the SER gets on steroids? I don't believe the CFS or Euro weeklies. Check back in June!

I think there will be additional chances especially for your area around 4/28-5/3