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Two years in a row of below normal Dec, Jan and Feb. Followed by above normal March.
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It was called a 100 year storm so unlikely to see again in our lifetime if they are correct. The arctic cold was extreme for March even back then. As long as we keep seeing snow in April we sill still get snowy March months.
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Same area had the deepest depth during the winter..
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Funny...I recall you were retaining more snow than I was during the winter....I must have really avoided mixing out until the last moment on Thursday.
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Decent snow shower here. Starting to stick a little bit.
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Wind. The only thing besides heat we can do out here.
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It was IMBY but that typical with storms like that, the cutoff will getcha wherever it sets up.
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True but the pack on 3 sides of my home got wiped out. The only pack left is in part of the backyard. That area doesn't receive any sunlight at this time of the year....and it faces to the NNE. That area is always the last area to melt.
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heard they're pushing it back because the ao is apparently dropping
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12z Nam has nasty line in the afternoon
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
high risk replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
Yes and yes. The failures are way too many to note, but a famous day when we successfully recovered is the La Plata event. -
Not much left in the woods. Some in areas protected by hills.
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This surprised me this morning. Didn't think my area would see quite this much. I might even pick 3+". Guess L Superior will have it say, too.
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Coldest SSTs on the Merrimack in years.
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Snowpack starts getting weird this time of year depending on shading and angle to the sun.
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I know you aren't...I just don't know what to say lol I also said in the post above, that while I'm not right on the Merrimack river bed, I am in a little valley...so am not surprised surrounding areas also get a bit more snow. That probably worked to my advantage om Thursday because I didn't mix out until the front was coming through.
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I also don't mean to imply that there is a uniform 7" of snow on the ground throughout Methuen, either...certainly not the case. Lots of bare ground showing up and it's gone near the main roads and under trees. I'm sure there is more consistent coverage in Brian's area....but IMBY, which is not heavily shaded, there is still several inches.
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My folks have piles, some snow in woods and a good chunk of backyard still covered as of yesterday.
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I just said I’m not calling you a liar. Are you tucked into the river valley?
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No, and there have been snowstorms on the spring equinox before (see 3/20/2015 and 3/21/2018). There won't be one this year.
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IDK what to tell you...I'll take a photo with the yard stick...maybe the sleet slowed the melt....
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Are there any notable events where recovery occurred from showers earlier in the day? Is it something we struggle to do around here?
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
high risk replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
I think that’s reasonable, although climo says (and guidance agrees) that the best tornado threat will be even further south.
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