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You aren't the only one...like I said, this is usually reserved for higher altitudes...or maybe waaaay up in latitude, like northern ME.

Yeah looking at the 4 group tracking sheet here at BDL and I didn't realize we were already down to 5" on Sunday morning. Idk maybe where I live it was a bit more drastic since we probably had more OTG. I'm too young to remember Jan '96. I thought you got porked in the Blizzard of '96? I guess you're speaking generally.

Sweet glory today .

Short but will be stout. Currently looking at the low to mid teens here in the mountains with flow snow.

HRR has been sliding a solo SUP between Marion and you between 10pm and 2am across a few runs over the last 8 hours. Its a left mover out ahead of that SSE propagating MCS coming down across the state early morning. Saw some SRH values as high as 450 m2s2 with that thing. I will be up into the wee hours with my ears perked. Big potential for an after dark long tracker across N IN and then possibly some 60+ winds depending on how that MCS pans out. Keep those falling rocks in MI lol. Part of this system looks like freaking July lol.

NYC is 79 now but the winds are starting to go more south now.

Sorry to keep harping this but I'm astounded by 70+ air blowing across fields packed over by snow what the holy f is going on

Wait a sec ... didn't we have 12 to 18" of pan-dimensional snow pack on 12/22/2020, and then zero by the next morning ? That was faster than this. This has taken 3 days and I still have snow 3 or 4" deep Granted, with 75 air wafting over

I’m most looking forward to 3/13 and especially 3/16-20, the colder of the two periods. Yes, it’s pretty short but I’ll take whatever I can get before summer resumes.

Guessing March 2012 is first?

Find comfort where you can

84 out. Going for a walk with the older Ms. J home on spring break.

ORH with a record high too. 3rd warmest for this early.

No, all of this is correct. Just messing....spot on.

haha... f you no but seriously I did read a paper recently ( Phys.org ) where CC- attribution is causing: bigger temp swings. more frequent severe cold snaps, where the bottoms of the cold are slowly elevating. They pointed out this latter aspect, too - which I found interesting. heat waves are becoming more frequent in the summers, lasting on average a day longer, and maxing out higher. As far as the lows versus high, I'm not sure of any science discipline to back this up so don't shoot me but I thought low temperatures over eastern N/A were where the ballast of our elevating means were coming from? check that -

Easy 15 minute drive for me.

Shut em down and install em.

First 80 the day after the first 70? Pinch me.

Nothing tops January 1996 for me...imagine what depths could have been achieved that season if we had managed wire-to-wire cold like this season...

I wonder if @Typhoon Tiphas any theories as to why we seem to be seeing record maxes fall at a much faster clip than record mins over the past 20-30 years or so...almost as if there were a longer term warming going on of some sort...interesting-

I was gonna say Rensselaer, but close enough.

Nothing to see here

True! Just not ready for the heat!

Good riddance to most of the ugly/dirty snowpiles