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Some models indicate warmer than that. 70s up into central MD.

Tell it to join the club.

50s are possible middle of next week I’m still holding out hope for rain Sunday to wash salt away but decent precip seems …. Skeptical

The March 2022 snow was a Miller A, just timed up perfectly with a cold shot. We were in the 70s a few days before it arrived.

lol keeps going south…. Can’t even get rain. What a crappy pattern

My biggest snow here was in January 2024... my second biggest was March 2022. Do you remember the setup? I think it was a bowling ball ULL that dropped down from the north, but I remember it being very mild the day before, snowing extremely heavily overnight and into the morning hours, and ending with 6.5 inches. Quickly melted away in the afternoon sun and the next day as it warmed up again, but an exciting storm of a magnitude I never thought I'd experience in Knoxville again (until January 2024 came around that is). But I definitely never write off March after that, even if the odds are low

From Wikipedia: “In Toamasina, where Gezani made landfall, buildings and walls collapsed, power poles and trees were downed, and roofs were blown off buildings.[41] At least 20 deaths, 15 missing and 33 injuries were recorded, with over 3,200 homes damaged or destroyed and 2,742 people displaced.[42] Malagasy president Michael Randrianirina said 75% of Toamasina had been destroyed by the storm.” :(

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Got 5.75" from this with a little coating on top from squalls earlier. Snow blower struggled a bit with the heft of this snow unlike most of the events this season. Actually not far from a normal season at this point.

The 18z EPS-AIFS are very snowy, which is suspicious. A few of the individuals continue to show a high end snowstorm, which skews the mean, but even the median is decent for snow. It's strange considering how far off most guidance looks in the upper levels from supporting a coastal SLP. It looks like there is a lot of sensitivity with respect to phasing of the northern stream. And a small amount of phasing could lead to a significant surface response.

Same thing happened to me just now.

Verification of Messy Tuesday Evening Forecast Strong Effort Here is the Eastern Mass Weather forecast issued on Monday valid for last night's minor event. The forecast overall was very accurate, although there were a few amounts that narrowly exceeded the 1-3" range over the northern portion of the forecast, it was by a very small margin and they were few and far between. The outlier 6" report from Gloucester, MA is dismissed as being highly suspect. Final Grade: A

Also March is going to start out in MJO Phase 6. Good luck trying to get a cold/snowy pattern out of that.

First day above 40 since the mild up in early January. Still above freezing at 10:45pm. Currently 34 IMBY. The melting continues.

Strong Forecast for last night. Grade that one an "A". https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/.../verification... Storm potential for Monday remains very dubious. Here is the Eastern Mass Weather forecast issued on Monday valid for last night's minor event.

Same ole Clemson team year in and year out in basketball. Always gives their fans false hope but it shouldn't. Look at their schedule every year and see who they have played. It should be no surprise but I will be a Clemson fan when they play the holes in chapel hole.

So we know who to sacrifice when it doesn’t snow

That was an amazing performance by Chock and Bates in ice dancing tonight. Such a close race with the French team who eeked out the gold. Well done USA! ETA: That Stolz guy from Wisconsin is a stud on the speed skating track. He crushed the 1000m with an Olympic record!

Right at the end of my road: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP89Gn2VK/

3/2-3/8 and 3/9-3/15 being AN shouldn't really be a surprise. The MJO is going to be in phase 6 to begin March, which is normally a torch phase for early March.

The sky is red? the other side of the Earth is ON FIRE!

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The three weeks from Jan 18 to Feb 7 being the 2nd coldest stretch, and #1 coldest for around Cleveland, Saginaw, a couple spots in Michigan, and some of the Mid-Atlantic. The value of 12.1 degrees F at Toledo is comparable to the 2nd and 3rd coldest months here, Feb 78 and Feb 2015. However, comparing a specific 21-day period to one calendar month is a little bit of comparing apples to oranges. In this case, I guess I would be comparing this 21-day value to a full 28-day long month of February, as mentioned.

1.2”/0.04” new…not sure if I should include it with last night. If so that would be 6.5”/0.48” total Still some flurries