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I think bc it's like our only team that matters bc we don't have a professional team.

Maybe if I went there? Otherwise why would I cheer on a school just because it’s in my state.

A- up here near Philly. The NC storm was the biggest “what if” for me this year. If that storm had phased in sooner and came up the coast it turns into an almost perfect winter.

It has been, just not on the weekends haha. Like today going to the upper 60s low 70s for the next few days. Welcome back to the work week!

You would if you lived in CT, it's the only championships I've seen since 2000 besides 1 Yankees Ship. Knicks and Jets will never get one..

Im down to continue playing in Rogers honor

Leaf out at DAW ftl.

I wish I cared about college sports

I have a feeling we will start to see that extreme drought cover more real estate in the next few weeks and some exceptional areas pop up.

This has gotta be one of the warmest march’s in history. We get a 1-2 day cooldown then right back to 80s or even 90. No spring this year we’ve jumped into a summer pattern

I mean . I’ll sleep naked until next weekend https://x.com/dhurley15/status/2038440424570859963?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

Not even just the last 2 minutes. 3:24 in the first half, Duke was up 44-25. They never score the rest of the half. If they score even 2 points in that 3:24, they would have won. It's the little things in the game, which may seem innocent at the time, that end up being the difference.

This is going to cause a massive DWKW and a huge shift in the thermocline….

Going to be a fascinating week of misery mist/rain and monitoring the BDCF’s location…. Not.

Nam cancels Wednesday pike north too

March has been very warm. A couple of cooler days doesn't negate that fact.

Up to 40F here, after yesterday’s 18F it’s going to feel balmy

It seems like the key factor will be not just the strength of El Nino, but whether it trends more east-based or central-based as we get closer to winter. That placement often shifts the storm track and temperature patterns significantly. It will be interesting to watch how the Pacific evolves through late summer and fall.

Hi everyone, With March all but a lock for Denver's warmest since records began in 1872, I thought I'd create a contest similar to the Atlantic hurricane contest (RIP Roger Smith ). Winner gets to complain about next winter whenever they want without repercussions.. we'll see how that goes! Let's go with # of 90 degrees or hotter/#of 95 or hotter/# of 100 or hotter. Bonus: guess the first 90 degree day. Double bonus: guess the yearly hottest temperature. Contest will be open till April 15, or sooner if there is a 90 degree day before that. Temps will be the ones at DEN. For reference: (average/max): 90 or higher 44/75 (2020); 95 or higher 16/42 (2012); 100 or higher 1 (median)/13 (2012). Earliest 90+ is April 30. I'll start: 72/30/7 and 4/28. Hottest=104.

WUSA has us in the 70s and 80s all week.

DC defnitely had the best elite 8 game. Michigan was looking more like the Detroit Pistons lol. Not even close in that one.

Timing issues for this side of the state. Tuesday afternoon could be ripe for large hail in the south central part of the state if a fresh EML advects in before the cold front. Tornado threat is contingent on local boundaries as usual. It’s foolish to completely rule out naders this time of year. Then again, it could be a complete miss south if there’s a lot of daytime crapvection outflow.

Tomorrow night/Tuesday could be thread-worthy if the stars align.

Cool. I don’t recall any thundersnow this year around here. There was an ordinary rainy thunderstorm during the early January thaw here (don’t remember the date). That was the first here. March 6 and 10 were probably the most lightning strikes I have ever seen that early. The March 10 hail storm was better than anything in June or July the last few years. That sucker was strobing.