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Its comfortable and refreshing

yes he does. its a terrible way to live.

Temps surging. Almost 70 degrees west of I-95.

Yeah I dont get wanting that. if its not going to snow let it be 70.

63 / 37 sunny still for the next hour or so

I don't get it with these models sometimes ... why can't they just put up a few days that are like right now? 57, sunny, with just light breeze... You know, spring? wtf It's either got to be 6" of snow and hard nightly freezes, or 85 berzirko warmest ever

1994? That is my 'latest freeze', a 32 on 5/28 of that year. It was a chilly month with several rounds of cold and lows in the lower to mid 30's and a -5.1 average.

awful news. i will miss his posts. a suggestion…maybe there should be a thread created to honor those who have passed on who committed time and knowledge to all of us on this site… and who have made this weather site the go to place for weather information… People like Roger should not be forgotten…

A quick 2 inches down and snowing hard over on north side of Whiteface… great rates! .

You want 40s and gunk for weeks on end?

Chuck Norris Laughs at Death.

Looks like that around here.

Those 30's in NE mass say, good luck with that verifying

Not a bad day today. 59 in the backyard, and even 54 where I am today up in Hazleton.

Ramped up fast here. MVL went 36/23 to 32/29 and 1/2sm Mod Snow.

Nice to see the cmc and gfs keeping the Northeast cool going forward

Nice to see the cmc and gfs keeping the Northeast cool going forward

I really didn't know these severe days had this many reports. You might say that this is a lot of tornadoes on 3/15. A lot of (perhaps, brief,) QLCS tornadoes were added to the storm reports in the last couple of days

Cloudy here. Snow is hanging on away from trees and buildings.

SN+ outside & March madness on the tv.

Unreal for March at that elevation!

I scroll right past…honestly, who has time to read that?

Looking at the bigger picture of what's causing these massive high pressure systems (which we've seen happen repeatedly the last ~6 months or so) and the extreme high temperatures and high temperatures, I'd be interested in ideas about when or if this pattern might break down. It seems we're just stuck in it indefinitely, but at some point things HAVE to change, right? What I read is that a weak La Nina has been in place (now fading) and has resulted in a persistent western high pressure ridge being placed perhaps further east than 'normal'. But have we not seen similar patterns many times before that didn't result in such extremes? It seems like we're in uncharted territory now - with the possible exception of the Dust Bowl years which obviously none of us were around to experience . Thanks in advance for your thoughts....