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I said maybe. Learn how to read snowman19s cousin.

There’s no need to call him that. I gave a like to Anthony’s post saying cool start to spring because he was replying to my post showing a trend toward a lower NAO in week 2, in other words starting with calendar spring rather than met. spring. Y’all are talking about different things.

For what it's worth....31/19 snow just started. We have about 75% of old snow remaining. We are still in a drought so I will take all the QPF thrown my way over the next few systems

Up to 80 mph winds in Ohio. A blizzard to the north and record breaking heat in the west

And just to be clear, anybody could make that mistake with their eyes . That's why surveys are so necessary even with radar confirmation.

So while i'm already looking stupid, it's probably a good time to add my stupid analysis. I don't have the means to go back and look at this nor did I ever see it in such high detail but it looks to me like the circulation dog leged and just embedded itself into the cell giving the illusion of a the debris ball.

I don't always chase tornadoes, but when I do, I zero-meter them

Did you like the HRRR this afternoon bringing the SLP up into Minnesota [emoji854]

I hate Reddit, they love my weather posts because climate change.

You still have snow on the tops of Shenandoah this afternoon

Remember. Storm chasers don’t want you to know this, but once you enter the hail core it’s what people in the know refer to as “the cool zone” where fun things happen.

I initially was going to type 0.7, you caught me in a moment of weakness. .

LOL it's even circled in the corner. I was looking for a supercell and my eye just immediately said, what the hell is that and just never connected the history of the date. But anywho the wind has died down here and the spring peepers are actually still chirping tonight, so it's not bad out here at all, while i'm wrapping up work in Mechanicsburg.

We have no mods, party it up! I remember you from way back, welcome to Philly!

3. If 1 or 2 happens, viewers will go apeshit on Facebook.

Sounds like 1.3" too much for your house.

It already happened in Newark. On July 22, 2011, it reached 108. Now, imagine a July day going to 116-118+ in Newark.

numbnuts right here is saying that @GaWx

Those who know better can correct me... but 18z RRFS sim radar looks ugly. Looks like warm sector prefrontal sups appear in the afternoon with a QLCS right around sunset moving through the region

wait until the mid 2030s

2020 and 2023 were just outlier warm and snowless winters. A regression to the mean had to happen at some point, and the cold finally came those years in the late spring, even early summer months (April and May in 2020; May and June in 2023).

Richmond got 2 inches of snow.

Phoenix is going to see temps in the 90s and 100s. Wow.

I haven't check to see if it's been shared here yet, but on the warm side of this system there is already an SPC Day 3 ENH risk in this sub for SW IN up to Indy, and SE IL, with slight for much of IL up to lower MI. Storm Prediction Center Mar 13, 2026 1930 UTC Day 3 Severe Thunderstorm Outlook I am actually going to go on a limb and predict that these two TV weather-related coverage events occur Sunday night: 1. At least one CBS affiliate in the Slight or Enhanced area bumps the entire CBS NCAA Men's Selection Show for wall-to-wall weather; and 2. At least one ABC affiliate in the risk area bumps part or even all of the Oscars Sunday night for wall-to-wall weather and warnings coverage.