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watch this overperform. can anyone tell me central parks fridays high?

anyone know today's high at central park?

Thank God it didnt come because my wife went into labor on 2/1.

AAM says here comes El Niño!

Next week it will be gone

Gfs , cmc and icon at one point did have a nice track and accumulating snow. Here is the ukie for Sunday. Non event.

47 today. 24 now. Melt it all please

Atypically sharp/confined big S+ area, given the center passed just outside 40/70. The screwy 500, as noted in a previous post, probably resulted in this. The 4" area DC area S and SW is overdone. DCA only had 1" for the event. 3" nrn suburbs.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3330898973724857&id=100004143601226&http_ref=eyJ0cyI6MTc3MjI1MzY1NTAwMCwiciI6IiJ9 Blood moon and east coast looks like maybe even East Tennessee will get the selenelion not sure what that would be haven’t got a chance to look up what that is .

This Tuesday am slop storm is why everyone seems ready for spring. What waste of moisture. Next weekend is garden party. Mulching, cleaning, etc.

Monday was never real for us IMO.

Here’s more data about how bad this winter has been for the majority of the U.S. Clearly, snowfall is below normal in most places.

i know that area well - there aren't a lot of places at the elevation of Wintergreen's lodge etc (top of the mountain) where you'd have a lot of people measuring snow, unless they were hiking around Humpback Rock etc. Plenty of places around there up to DCA got 1+" of liquid equivalent, so it's not unreasonable if it was all snow. Plus, that area always gets blitzed during coastal storms. Hurricanes too - Sherando (on the other side of the mountain from Wintergreen) has gotten 20+" of rain from landfalling hurricanes. Also - I definitely remember rmcwahoo - so this isn't a new poster.

I bet you never get to say after a snowfall that your grass is covered.

5 days ago

My official forecasted high tomorrow is 55. I was 5 degrees above my forecast high today so saying we’ll be between 55-60 tomrrow isn’t a big stretch. And the point remains the same. After a 55/57/60 degree day on Saturday, you’re not going to see accumulation with .10 QPF the next day in March.

April 1983 takes the cake when it comes to hard freezes: It snowed in places like Philly and NYC during the 19th and 20th.

https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2026/02/latter-january-early-february-display.html

feb2010.pdf

Hey, I'd still rather it split for verification purposes...better a few weeks late than never.

Gust 91 mph IOSN3 and 94 mph Seabrook. "Double" high tide at BOS on the gauge and it was fortunate the the storm tide did not coincide w/ high tide. It was so flipped/wrapped up, NYC got 20" snow on a NW. 7"+ rain total in SW ME which is an enormous rain total for a single storm in the winter month NEUS. The CAA pattern was whacked w/ temps dropping sharply on the S Coast as winds shifted to the S! CoastalWx liked the snow squalls all over the place for two days after the above as the upper low stalled right over the region! I thought t was as Shapiro-Keyser cyclone (T-bone frontal fracture), which are rare in the NEUS, but I came across the paper recent and it was some weird hybrid thingee! I attached the paper from GYX. Look at the sfc analyses in the paper for the evolution of the sfc low. Went from N-S to W-E axis in short order ("instant occlusion"). Also, on the last page, a list of the top 17 storm surges at PWM. I thought the Bliz of 78 was PWM's highest, but 4 exceeded it and 2 others tied it. ta2013-03.pdf

I need 3 for 50. Hopefully mid to late march. I will take a grass event.

0z mesos are way less amped with Sunday’s little wave which makes it cold enough for snow down to I-78. Gonna be interesting to see if that trend continues.

Epic I just hope we get one good March warning event and push me over 60