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Most of the time the NAO doesn't correlate very high on the west coast. March is an exception.

Looks like the warm front will come north again this Thursday for the next 70° potential at the usual spots. Would be nice if the warm sector can push further north than yesterday. Had the marine layer all day yesterday here on the CT Shoreline while NJ mad it to 70°+. Then another a cooldown for a few days as Canada and the Northeast briefly gets colder. It’s possible that some of the local warm spots could make a run on 75°-80° during the first week of April as the Southeast ridge flexes and trough tries to dig into the West.

That's what we have seen so far this month, CONUS-wide warmth.

It’s not that much. Bright banding

1.60” rain. Just what we did not need 33.2 and rain Stuck on 69” and it’s over . Oh well . Thought we could do it

Cars covered, driveway was starting to get covered. RT 2 was starting to get a very-mini amount of slush in some spots, decent rates.

Lots of rain, no drought just mud

I'll behave myself, but this made me think of Mama June. In all seriousness, if humanity makes it untill the end of the month, I think it's possible.

1”? Pfftt.. 2.5” based upon radar and still dumping.

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/today.html

32F, grass , mulch areas getting heavy coating!

Rain just changed over to a mix. Ground whitening a bit.

Over an 1” here since yesterday, over 3.5” of rain in the last week. Looks like some bright banding in the Blackstone valley in NW RI

It's been a wet March here. Wonder if I can exceed 6 inches for March? 0.85 in Event 0.85 in Week 5.78 in Month 7.63 in Year

There was a lot of hail with that one. Pictures and video on Facebook. That storm was on my doorstep but petered out before it got here, just got some rain from it. https://www.facebook.com/paweatherplus/posts/pfbid07E2DrsjgqnwyoajhFpzDx6xhx8KNtuj4kKqcSnogwR4sJhXSSLJoj5Z1x2JraZrxl

Later on today and tonight could be pretty good depending on where things set up.. I think most will melt during the day though.. the sun is a killer this time of year unless we get good rates.

Yes, an NAO+ is correlated with warmth in the SW. In fact, it is correlated with almost CONUS-wide warmth.

Here's a climate first. The Colorado snowpack is gone 15 days before the typical peak.

Should see some stuff redevelop later this morning and that will probably be snow in minor the area. But daytime and time of year etc. maybe highest spots try to coat. As we get into evening most areas have a better shot of a coating to maybe an inch. Depending on banding, it’s possible spots this morning NoP get C-1” too.

Gravy train here gonna be near an inch of rain soon.

Light snow here.. whitening up a bit.. wish we had more precip

Topped out at 88.5 yesterday. The pollening has begun

Yes.. +0.5 is really strong correlation

Stuff coming....right in time for the morning commute. 54F

I still have a few crusty, muddy, weenie snow piles hanging on in the far side of the back lawn. It’s pretty damn incredible considering all the rain and relative warmth we’ve had recently. That pack has practically been bulletproof since late February!