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our tulip snow 2-4 inches a good bet LMAO

after the "blizzard", winter was cooked. he's been very very quiet since, besides a few weenie posts about March LR. that is telling

I haven't given my grade yet. We are now at the point where that'll have negative agricultural impacts, but I'll enjoy it , if and while it's happening.

Whatever happened to that radar in Lancaster county?

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Last freeze... 2021: 4/22 2022: 4/18 2023: 5/18 2024: 4/27 2025: 4/10 I think the long-term average here is 5/10 but I'm sure that's moved back a few days. But I'd think this year will be some time later in April.

we've finally had a rainy month to possibly pull out of the drought some time

Same here

0.13"

Not here

I am a short distance from you, and I didn't see hail. Weird, huh? Anyway, not a lot of thunder with the first storm, but more later. So glad we are getting rainfall. Now up to about 4.50" this month. My brother in Findlay ended up with small hail, barely missing the large hail.

It took my brother 1hr 53min to get through TSA at BWI this AM. He said one of the issues is that people are showing up too early for their flights in the morning, so there is a huge crush at 6AM instead of the steady stream from 6 to 8AM.

The wind was nasty too.

0.15" Been pretty dry here latley.

D Some cold periods kept this from an F.

Buckle up:

Juneau AK record snowy March and new seasonal snowfall record. CoastalWx is "mad!" -- his trope, "WHY can't we get that HERE!!??" https://x.com/NWSJuneau/status/2036403992503161041 And Vostok in Antarctica does it again -- coldest March temp globally on record on 3/24. https://x.com/ThierryGooseBC/status/2036618251300680011 Speaking of Antarctica, see this article and paper from 2015. https://www.science.org/content/article/rising-atmospheric-carbon-dioxide-actually-cools-part-antarctica https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/2015GL066749 And since 2015, the continent has continue to cool and record low temps being set, So empirically, we have proof, it's not just future speculation/conjecture based on model output. Actual hard observations override model forecasts/predictions every time. How many reading this and overall actually are aware of the above? I would say not that many. This exemplifies how there is often much more to a story than what the MSM reports on (cherry-picking is rife). And they often prey on the logical fallacy correlation = causation b/c that's how our minds are hardwired to do. Complex systems, such as the Earth's environment, do not work that way across the board. What may seen counterintuitive is actually reality in many cases. In this case, CO2 results in cooling in a polar region b/c of its unique geography. And given the East Antarctic Ice Sheet holds about 90% of the world's ice, this is non-trivial when it comes to sea level rise, among other things. It also goes to show the non-linear nature of the atmosphere and climate. Simple extrapolation or treating one changing parameter in a vacuum (e.g. rising SSTs automatically mean larger, more frequent, and stronger TCs globally across the board) is flawed and not good science.

18z GFS says there might be a potential reason to wait to administer final Winter grades…lol! Maybe we get one more chance to track.

+0.3. This month will likely be ~10 times as high!

I didn't know "lawn" was a verb! But this is coming from someone who used to say often to me at WSI "I HAZ!!!" LOL.

Sitting at 1.62" for the month. Minus a large event in the next 4 days, this makes 8 straight months below normal precip.

A Cape winter story. It was a pretty impressive winter. First snow in early Dec The glacier storm a week after it fell Tuckahoe in early Feb Late Feb storm The late day March snow after a morning high of 70