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Pope just doing wheelies on his Kawasaki with wine bottles in hand.

wtf?

I’d also argue 65/25 is worse than 45/40. In the former case the landscape senses the freezing risk at night…

Yeah. March sucks. Worst month in the area. It's way worse up in the snowbelt. They'll be 55 one day followed by teens and blizzard conditions. Just like here but more intense. Well.. maybe not. We do go from 85 to snow the next day lol

Like coastal wx never seen a picture of Ireland before.

It looked like Ireland here in 2009.

This is timeless.. the ball in the air.. the reactions of each player, coach, fan. One of the best sports photos ever taken

No you need persistent dews. 35+ that’s it.

Dews and sun. Nothing helps green up better than that . Days that are 48/10 like last weekend make it browner

Whole states going to be in super drought and burning up.

It’s overcast everywhere NOP. And no where in NNE will be in 70’s today. Have to be SOP for 70+

66 / 50 warmest start since last sep. Enough sun the warmest spots get to 80 today. Warm but clouds Wednesday, still an outside shot at 80 in the warmest spots. Thu chill down on onshore backdoor, reversed on Friday back in the upper 60s / low 70s. The weekend is warm but still clouds and showers on easter. By the th and beyond near normal overall. Perhaps next warmup is at mid month.

Another snowless March for the area-3rd in a row.

Spring rarely is dry here. You need the sun and warmer weather to accelerate greening. Not persistent mank. Normal precip is all you need.

Mank on.

On track to finish the March 70° day count just behind 2012. Time Series Summary for NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AP, NJ - Month of Mar days reaching 70° Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. 1 1945 10 0 2 2012 9 0 3 1946 8 0 4 2026 6 1 5 2016 5 0 - 1998 5 0 - 1989 5 0 - 1986 5 0 - 1921 5 0 - 1913 5 0 - 1910 5 0

Even this shit lawns look good in April and early May. Not for the heat and dry but the persistent mank..

64 right now Lets switch airmasses

We have also had three consecutive El Ninos that have been shitty for snowfall in the NE....I would have to look, but I'm not sure we have ever had four consecutive. Some of this stuff is a bit anecdotal, but I think it does have value in hedging towards more likely outcomes. 1987-1988, 1991-1992 and 1994-1995 is the only other example of three consecutive that I can come up with.... My early hunch is moderate to strong (sub 2.0) likely basin-wide El Nino with Modoki a lesser possibility.

Yeah the old timers always say 42 and drizzle really speeds up the greening vs 70 and sunny.

Had a brief period of marbles around 6am here. Picked up 0.11" overnight.

You are right, but I highly doubt we see another one like that given how similar 2023-2024 was to 1972-1973. I think El Nino ends up weaker and further west than that.

yesterday EWR: 73 / 46 (+13) NYC: 73 / 47 (+13)

Well, this would be the first time we have had three consecutive -PDO El Nino events. If it did flip, I think it would go back after the El Nino subsides....I'm not saying the cold phase is over. I don't think that ends until beyond the turn of the decade.

Yes, I agree. I don't think weak, but nor do I think 2.0+.....so we can work with that.