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The snow squalls are feisty today. Just had a nice one go through and put down a fresh half inch and take the temp all the way from 29ºF to 22ºF. The cloud wall in the background is the exiting squall

Sad reading this, I don't post much on any forum learn more reading, however always enjoyed the contests felt like a way to contribute and he put tremendous effort into them to make them competitive and very informative at the end of each month, season and year. RIP Roger prayers to his family and friends.

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Remember him from the Eastern days. Knowledgeable and quite respectful to others. Same characteristics as DonS...

Thank god December was pretty good. Its usually the other way around.

2020-2025 were all garbage too

What a boring March..... Might this be one of the least snowiest for Southern New England?

It definitely feels like a mixed pattern so far. With Punxsutawney Phil predicting six more weeks of winter, we are likely to keep seeing swings between cold and milder days. At the same time, recent patterns show active systems can still return. Even when planning travel during uncertain weather, services like Sal Limo Service Miami can help keep things smooth and reliable.

There will probably be some nuisance colder-profile storm on April 7th or something that drops 1-3" of slop somewhere in elevated SNE. But I'm pretty much done with winter at this point.

Yesterday was only the 2nd calendar day on or after March 16th to get 6+” of snow in the past 70 years. The other was of course that day in 2018.

Looks lousy now but I still hold out hope for the end of the month into the first ten days of April. I am holding off until mid April to grade unless we are locked in to a summer like pattern which we will not be I do think with the very cold maritime waters there should be no shortage of cloudy damp chilly days with afternoon temps perhaps only in the 30s in the hills to the low 40s in the valley

My dream

These March days remind me of being outside in the 70’s. Snow on the ground, birds chirping, the sun comes out and you feel the warmth from it, then it gets dark and a squall comes thru and re-whitens the ground……. Rinse and repeat.

Like most springs SW is best

Link please or STFU

Yeah, I was just gonna remind everyone that that is a vicious behind the shed BD raping pattern. Not a warm look for us, no way.

Tornadoes are a lot more interesting to report on, unfortunately. We can debate the merits of the 15% sig1 tor, but that usually is the tornado threat of the year, so don't blame local news for reporting that as such. That takes a lot of attention away from the winds, which were always forecast to roll through between 5-8pm. It distracted us all too and we should in theory know better.

No damage from any wind last night at my house but first thing this morning I heard chainsaws and on the way to work noticed that two houses on my street had large 100ft tulip trees down across their driveways. Luckily they didn't appear to hit any cars or houses.

For lack of a more scientific analysis, holy shit.

Probably. Seemed like there was a lot of tree damage from the blizzard too.

Spring and winter colliding yesterday.

I thought we'd get a legit threat in the second half of the month, but guidance really was kind of clueless on the pattern. Kept flip flopping. IT was actually kind of a disaster on model guidance really since we got to February....we had so many fake torches get canned on guidance during February and then the reload in March basically turned into this half baked semi-chilly pseudo-zonal pattern with flat/truncated ridges out west interrupted by deep troughs to mix in a cutter or two. .

Wishful thinking I know. That screams BDCF

2 inches in Signal. It poured snow and blew sideways for about 1.5 hours. .