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Yeah @CoastalWxwas not expecting this here. Thought a coating would be it. Radar did light up as this moved east. Maybe some influx of southerly flow kicked this up some. Will be in line with @ORH_wxman total here when alls said and done.

It does look like an evil clown winking at us. LOL

The current drought throughout the SE US is serious business! In my area, for example, the last 6 months’ 9.38” were in the aggregate at KSAV the driest Sept-Feb since way back in 1931-2 (though 1931-2 was much drier) and were <50% of the 1991-2020 avg of 19.74”!Driest Sept-Feb KSAV on record:6.52” 1931-2 6.64” 1917-8 7.78” 1901-29.04” 1906-79.06” 1889-909.38” 2025-69.44” 2001-29.55” 1940-119.74” 30 yr avg

Might get close to 2 here. Temp dropping considerably now

I’m calling it 1.4”…this was maybe 10 min before it ended

Ditto on 7pm sunsets coming back next Sunday. I think most would agree, it feels good to finally have turned the corner on sunlight today. November-February is the “darkest” 4 months of the year. March is the month with the biggest gain in daylight of the entire year…great to be back, looking forward to baseball season. My little cousin has the first regular season game of his high school varsity season the last Friday of March

That's great. Get that freeze today, and it will be a fast track.

1” of nuisance snow; sun out shortly should melt this.

Central west shore, town of Travis.

We are within an 1" or so for the season.

@The 4 Seasons 1" new refresher, 62.25" for the season.

Somehow still snowing here

whereabouts, you dont have to give me your exact coordinates just north, south, central etc

Last week, I thought we could sneak in one decent event this week, but I guess not. I’m just hoping we get one last hurrah mid month and then we sit back smoke a cigar and call this a season.

Ice fishing party out on the Connecticut River above the Turner Falls dam. There’s gotta be close to 18 inches of ice!

53.9" here on si.

61.1" on the season including today.

Let’s get a mid-month icestorm.

Yes, it's definitely heading in the spring direction. But it's not completely over. Not just a wish in my brain but there are are some tricks still up the sleeve of old man winter. Once we get past that warm weather in the beginning of next week there is going to be a downturn in temps that could also coincide with a storm. Not saying you're wrong and I'm right, but also not saying you're right and that I'm wrong. Makes sense?

This Feb was my 9th coldest with a 29.4° mean and 5th snowiest with 25.9". Also 5th coldest met winter... 50 years of record.

Hey suzook, I don’t know if you’ve seen it but latest FFC has only ~68 in your area and only ~62 closer in to ATL due to their stronger wedged E winds for Mon’s highs. CHS has us here similar to your 68 with brisk NE winds from the wedge. But indeed, this with lots of sunshine is still a far cry from the 40s cloudy/cold rain highs in NC.

Now getting ready to piss on some more local yards it appears

Well, in any event ... first day of Meteorological spring. Time of the year when the streets can start steaming while it is snowing.. more so toward mid month+ but we're gettin' there. As I pointed out earlier, the indices are giving numerical values that have correlated to some impressively warm departures in springs of the past. However, the operational models ( save maybe the 00Z CMC) are not expanding their solution to fill that gap. They're coming out with solutions that are 50 (GFS) or 70% (Euro). I have to say, I don't really have a problem with that limited idea. The PV is decidedly on our side of the NP/hemisphere... These overnight ensemble means are showing a rather extraordinarily deep signature out there between the 15th and 20th anchored around the Canadian archipelago - granted that's a long ways off, during a spring month no less doesn't lend a lot of confidence/stability expectations, but they all three have it. Pure speculation, but that being there (if/when...) likely compresses the gradient and keeps the atmosphere fast, as well as chillier from the GL-NE at those latter times. We'll see.