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And again, over the same period Flagstaff has experienced 2 record warm months to Phoenix's 7. Yes, the Southwest has been warming faster than most places recently. And yes also, Phoenix is an extreme outlier in this trend. Yet it's always the one pointed out on here with all the records.

EWR: 73 / 44 (+19) NYC: 73 / 51 (+21)

Today's highs PHL: 75 BLM: 74 ACY: 74 EWR: 73 NYC: 73 New Brnswck: 73 TEB: 72 LGA: 71 TTN: 71 ISP: 68 JFK: 67

Thread worthy!!!

High of 73. Had a great ramble in the woods this afternoon. Not that green here yet. Almost weird to see the sun! Many turtles were out enjoying it. Frog chorus also going strong.

It was in the 60's, but my dew was in the lower 30s.

Those are pretty damn good numbers. I've been fortunate I only lose a day or two at a time to snow cover, at most. Must have a good pitch/angle combo. Or I just don't snow. All last year I ran about 20-40 KWh/day avg. Great production, Finished with 16.6 MWh produced over 11.8 consumed (+4.8 MW/h) Then, In December, we started running grow lights 16 hours a day for our new business and we're popping 60-80 KWh a day (during peak heating season. Already coming down to 40-60). Current delta is -2.0 MWh. Hoping to stop the bleeding there this month and build up a surplus. Lights should be off starting in late May, we'll before cooling season.

13-15" on the level... The drift that was 3' after the blizzard is still 19".

I thought more would have been gone today.. we winter still

Real thoughts: Right now models are progging mostly <1000 MUCAPE and pretty wide temp/dew spreads for most of the sub except the extreme southern areas, which basically precludes any real fun severe wx. However, CAPE could be a little undermodeled since we have such a seasonally extreme EML being transported out of the SW. And we have a decently favorable 700mb setup to deliver the EML to our region, although it's not perfect. Note ridging to the south, which is crucial for getting the goods up to the northeast. Would like to have that trough more towards the west coast than Texas, and the Pacific High more towards Alaska. Average 700mb setup to get an EML to the northeast (keep in mind this includes all the way up to New England, so the average is a little north of what we need): La Plata 700mb setup: Wednesday 21z 700mb per the 18z GFS:

lol - tied now.

I know it’s time to put away the dreams of snow and cold and embrace the season of Spring .

One nice warm day and the fatties are already in an uproar.

@snowman19 @kat5hurricane and @Brian5671to name a few

So... fail.

Not to begin a boring DST debate, but I'll just say that the ridiculously early DST which began a few decades ago has led to some things I'll never get used to, like ~7PM sunset / ~7:30PM dusk with snow still around. The other weird thing is that for the first few days after DST, most years the sun comes up later than it does on the first day of winter.

AC died in your cruiser? LOLOL!!!

RRFS simref eye candy. Outlier run, but it's fun to look at.

No one cares

The models looked colder than what they are showing now. I admit that they will be wrong in a long duration cold pattern. I will never rule out snow until April though. Is that good jackass?

Care to prove me wrong?

Your name fits you well I guess you haven't been here since December and read all his posts. Its cute that you keep sticking up for him.

This threat has been ruined because the cutter got stronger.

You need to read your own past posts, even just a few days ago! Clown!!