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Yep we had snow then

I'm starting to get heavy recession billowing out from beneath trees...but the lion's share of the flat expanse is covered.

Pray for Phoenix

Yeah I saw a graphic yesterday that SLC has only had 2.9" but I'm sure they'll still have chances to add to it

Hold out huh No snow here on flat expanses. gone. We do have the piles though. It's a weird look. Almost like happening upon the collapsed ruins of an ancient era.

Will some please post the FRAM forecasts?Thanks in advance.

Let’s get some solid damage Monday/Monday night with the screamer

G64MPH ORD and G70MPH GYY.

Plant your onions.

Same in my yard...

The big issue here will be the ice. MSP should get hit hard Sat night into Sun am with snow, as well as N WI/UP during the day, but a big mess for ev1 else.

Barely even negative on that forecast.

I thought 2020 had flurries in May... in fact, I know it did. I recall standing out on my friend's deck as a blown out virga CU came over and stray dendies floated by for a couple minutes. I'm like really - I don't know. Maybe it has to actually be 32 to damage orchard crops... and that was say 33 to 44 with very low freezing heights.

Yep-with that ridge very little precip and the ridge is going nowhere fast. Awful skiing conditions at Breckenridge this year the worst I have even seen

It can snow there in May.

Just in time for Spring

Rockies will not be catching up. Very warm winter there.

04/19/2013 has been showing up high in the analogs on CIPS for a while now.

Was definitely surreal to have accumulating snow house after 70 degree weather. Truly a fun winter. But I'm ready for spring. just ordered some bareroot plants for my garden

2023 ruined a lot of apple crops here with a horrible May freeze. However, not sure if the issue was early season blooming vs a really anomalous cold snap. Maybe a little of both.

Hasn't that been a problem more frequently in this part of the country over the last 10 .. 15 years? The demon has been claiming early flowers. Dead flowers = no peaches. The balmy heat bursts we've lustfully, almost 'immorally' wallowed in some four or five February's just since 2010 ( some extraordinarily nearing 80!), ..to mention the ones in Marches... they seem to inexorably be followed by brick earth cold. It's an under-the-radar cost of CC ( that doesn't exist; thank god we're losing crops for no reason, huh - ) related whiplash extremes. You can't flip the seasonal switch that dramatically, intra-seasonally, without consequences to actual life. Risking a digression but I'll just say... humans really do have superior adaptability. But that in away makes them the best agency nature can create to destroy nature - because the shit they stank is tolerated by them, but starts slowly sterilizing all else. But, ...at some point when the seas no longer provide, and the soil loses too much arability to sustain ... it will be impossible to adapt to 0 food.

That's an almost comical cutout of Iowa

It sure is, I was just looking at stuff from the 80's and 90's, all very well done for my neck of the woods.

Sadly, you are probably right!