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I prefer a cold March ala March 1960 or March 2018. And a summer like 1816 would be amazing.

Looking over recent guidance, while the chances of a significant snow here appear to be waning, even if the Monday snow stays to our south (not entirely certain), there is some growing consensus that a modest slug of moisture will approach from the southwest late Monday night. While temperatures will be warming during Tuesday, it appears likely at this time that it will be well below freezing for the Tuesday morning rush hour, so a fairly high-impact event (even if amounts of snow or freezing rain are modest) is still on the table.

The next couple weeks could be interesting up my way. Most of which comes in the 2nd week of March.

Maryland rare bird alert just reported one on the Woodrow Wilson bridge

Euro AI still holds some interest next week. That is a pig HP in Quebec later next week.

Oh really, early precursors suggest next season could be a dud?

I can't speak for @wxmeddler, but as one of the project folks I'm always down for a beer or six and chatting weather, mesonet, etc.

Home grown year Bahamas.

Ensembles look mostly warm through the period, maybe a brief shot of cold in between (say a weekend). Can't say I'm disappointed. I'll be the deb here, but I'm over the nickel-and-dime events by this point. If it's going to snow anymore, it has to snow. This is about as wall-to-wall winter as we're likely to get, though, so I'm fine with an earlier spring. As it is, we look to finish with another below-average February snowfall - five in a row. Last time that happened was 1998 to 2002. Then February 2003 happened. Could we see a similar result next year in a Nino?

Only takes one, but you need one to develop first. I think it’s going to be extremely tough sledding in the Atlantic this season, but won’t start seriously looking at the season ahead until April. My peak season forecasts have been excellent lately.

Why forgo the very best times to ski? March empty lines warm sun and epic amounts of snow left?

RDU got down to 36 on May 10 2020 which likely resulted in frost

That’s my next concern-the cold winter means cold waters and lots of foggy gunk until we can warm the waters up which won’t be until June lol.

Already in the 40's around here. Beautiful day. Wind adv issued with a strong front moving through. Highs in the teens tomorrow with +/- sd's in the a.m.

yeah, been there done that, in QC about 15 years ago did a similar trip. woke up one morning in Jonquiere to -45, sleds were not happy to start. i really don't mind the cold, but it is getting late in the season to enjoy it, if you know what I mean

Only takes 1

We end Feb with mild weather, but with month long deep pack. Took 11 years for that.

Should I open the pool? 🥱 .

I know, sigh.

Says the guy that became a firefighter before fire existed!

Heading up to Killington in a bit. Can't wait. Probably final day of the season for me.

another spring like friday, blessed

RDU got down to 30 on April 23 of 2021 which was obviously well past the normal last freeze date. That morning was in the 20’s in many rural areas too

Dead season inbound. See you in 2027.

My friends who live up there said SOME of the mountain cams showed up to 12" of snow, but that likely was snow drifts from the heavy winds. Looks like about 6" to me on that picnic table...