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0z gfs has 50” in door county lol.
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… I…. How? I’m not even gonna bother looking at its evolution. That’s insanity under 24 hours out
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I'm more-so in awe at the bold call at play. So you don't think the anafront snow will stick in mid 30s daytime March temperatures following an 85 degree day? Simply brazen prediction.
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Atlantic City got 20" in one storm couple weeks ago lol. I kind of feel bad he has such a need for attention
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80 Degrees to Ripping Snow: March 12th
PhiEaglesfan712 replied to SnowenOutThere's topic in Mid Atlantic
Sometimes, you have to use common sense and not rely on the models. How many times have you seen snow immediately following 80 degree days? I can't think of any. If I happen to be wrong, I will personally come back here and apologize to you all. However, I know it's not going to happen, so I'm done posting on this thread because it's really unnecessary. Good night to everyone. -
So all the weather models are wrong? 12 hours out? You're the type of guy that will come back on here tomorrow and say you were wrong if it does snow tho right?
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Am I gonna get baited into believing in this event
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Thid could be the fattest fatties of the season.
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No one is saying snowstorm . Its a wave riding along the front as the cold air comes in ( Anafronts) We have seen plenty of those in the past. No one is saying this will accumulate. I do think it does on colder surfaces if we get good rates but it will most likely be white rain.
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Northern Wisconsin, UP storm. Only hope is when fully sampled it shifts soft. Unlikely.
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80 Degrees to Ripping Snow: March 12th
Steckstacks replied to SnowenOutThere's topic in Mid Atlantic
Bros a troll himself calling other people trolls. Somebody ban this guy from the mid Atlantic forum. P.S. Eagles suck . -
Steckstacks started following 80 Degrees to Ripping Snow: March 12th
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I don't have a properly set thermometer; it's sitting on my deck. It got up to 89 today. The official temp was 87 a few miles west at Newport News Intl.
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Rain/Thunder and Anafrontal Snow
PhiEaglesfan712 replied to WeatherGeek2025's topic in New York City Metro
No, I'm not the one creating chaos. You're the ones doing it by causing unnecessary panic by saying there's going to be a snowstorm, when you all know it isn't going to happen. When was the last time you saw snow immediately after 80 degree days? Because I can't think of one of the top of my head. And I'm not young, I was born in 1988 and remember the 1993 snowstorm. -
You only stop by this subforum when there's bad news to dump on our heads so you haven't had a chance to look around and realize that the vast majority of us are in Spring mode. We're semi-checked out. Every single one of us knows those maps won't verify. So why post them? Because it's fun. Because it passes the time until tomorrow when non-accumulating slush balls fall out of the sky. Nobody is attaching the enjoyment of their Thursday and beyond to if the GFS is correctly predicting the biggest March storm in a decade. And almost certainly, nobody here was waiting for the guy who predicted torch Winter 25-26 to tell us the GFS might be a bit off with its snowfall amounts.
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Yeah RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PEACHTREE CITY GA 0833 PM EDT WED MAR 11 2026 ...RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT ATLANTA... A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 82 DEGREES WAS SET AT ATLANTA TODAY. THIS TIES THE OLD RECORD OF 82 DEGREES SET IN 1990.
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54 degrees now with thunder and lighting.
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First thunderstorm of the season down here. Temp is also dropping.
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64/62.2 Midnight reading
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I know I just went thru all my weather readings. Even farther north temps have been very warm for the date. For example That's the high and low then the dew point then the actual temp/DP spread then the average high/low then the rain so far then the sunset Indiana, PA 71/56 DP58 59/58 (44/27) 5.00 7.18Binghamton, NY 71/57 DP56 62/56 (38/22) That high and low is 33 and 35 degrees above normal!! 6.85 7.05
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Thanks, Don. I agree there's a UHI component as well, but it's not impacting the trends. Whereas Phoenix has warmed at about .6F/decade since 1896, NCEI has the State of Arizona warming at about a third of that rate (0.2F/decade), so it's not like they are just using Phoenix numbers to calculate the official trends and departures. By the way, Death Valley - with a population of, checks notes, zero - has 4. But really 6, as the numbers for November & December in 1913 & 1914 are clearly erroneous. The huge surpluses were driven by implausibly high temperatures with impossibly small diurnal ranges that make zero sense in winter in Death Valley. Ignoring those months, it's 6 of 12.
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seems like investors aren't biting yet. Crude flirting with $100/bbl.
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What does the ground and sun angle have to do with the atmosphere? All winter you have been on the no snow train. Not working out for you .
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Jeb it was nearly 90F here today lol.
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Heavy thunderstorms here in Brooklyn. My newborn got scared =(
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Something is very wrong with the weather. It is unusually hot down here too. Mom is making me plant plants very early.
