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From January scores done by Roger, February done by wxdude64, and March done by myself (just above) here are the standings as of the end of March. I hope this is all correct and this should become much smoother as we move forward. Bolded are the tops scores in each category.

A bit unsure locally of threat for SVR, but nonetheless waves of storm chances will keep things pretty enjoyable throughout the next couple days.

my phone decided to show the wizards game scores on the lock screen. Take a look at these scores tonight in REGULATION: PHL - 153 WAS - 151 BOS - 147 MIA - 129 NYK - 130 MEM - 119 IND - 149 CHI - 126 DEN - 130 UTA - 117 The Sixers scored 47 points in the 3Q. The Celtics scored 53 points in the 1Q. Guess no one was playing defense tonight.

Here is the March update. Denver and Phoenix experienced unprecedented warmth for the month of March and all of us were over +5 away from actual anomalies so it resulted in a score of 0. Until I can figure out how to do Roger's 60 rule for extremely anomalous temperatures we will have to keep these at 0. If you find any of these numbers to be off/wrong or I missed anyone please feel free to reach out. I will add the accumulated score through the end of March in a bit. I left out Consensus and normal for now as the way i calculated it (consensus) is slightly off to how Roger had it back in January/February.

Pretty cool to see the moon out and distant lightning

Wait, people follow them?

Yay thunderstorms. I was at Tenebrae for Holy Week in Old Town and saw a few flashes of lightning through the stained glass windows of St. Marys. Spring!

My sinuses are starting to act up with the trees blooming. The one downside to a warm spring pattern.

Looks like a very nice soaker on the way for tonight through tomorrow night. Best rains in a loooong time. The degree of the severe threat is a bit questionable. Models show lots of ongoing rounds of precip through much of the day in the warm sector, so instability may be knocked back some. Still a nice setup though overall.

Fingers crossed for a Jan 25th repeat without the warm tongue.

Every storm this year has delivered for me, should bode well for summer.

PHL was 84. RECORD EVENT REPORTNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ0530 PM EDT WED APR 01 2026...RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT PHILADELPHIA PA...A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 84 DEGREES WAS SET AT PHILADELPHIA PA TODAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 81 DEGREES SET, WHICH WAS FIRST SET IN 1917 AND TIED AGAIN IN 1978.TEMPERATURE RECORDS FOR THE PHILADELPHIA AREA DATE BACK TO DECEMBER OF 1873.

More heavy rain right now.

If we got normal temps….could be a snowy winter

This is not west based?

Ended up needing an uber

March total 1.58". ...1.8" snow. 17 days of Trace or more. Highest temp 85, lowest 25.

April fools. I was just kidding the whole time fellows .

Booty cheeks showing of moisture and thunder here in silver spring. Got some sprinkles and thunder

I don't know , apparently, this was a pretty decent event so far If you're a tree frog.

No kidding. What a huge bust. .01” rain - fail around 8 am.

Fun day. Had our 3rd tstorm of the day roll thru a few mins ago and another on its heels. Nothing close to severe but they've all been noisy. Popcorn boomers

https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analysis_monitoring/ocean/index/heat_content_index.txt 100-180W warmth, 0-300m down for Jan/Feb/Mar. 2026: +0.49 / +1.15 / +1.28 Closest Matches since 1979 - all too cold v. CFS/Canadian for US temps in April. 1997/2015 are close - but 1997 is more impressive since it followed multiple cold ENSO years while 2015 followed...a weak El Nino. We've warmed up way faster than 1982 or 2023 as well. 2019: +0.59 / +0.94 / +1.19 2015: +0.15 / +0.83 / +1.52 1997: +0.56 / +1.00 / +1.17 1990: +0.78 / +1.08 / +1.14 Blend: +0.52 / +0.96 / +1.26 You can verify if "El Nino" ish stuff is happening without the US data. Japan maps anomalies monthly with a bit of a lag. https://www.data.jma.go.jp/tcc/tcc/products/climate/climatview/frame.php?&s=7&r=4&d=0&y=2026&m=2&e=4&t=1000&l=5115&k=0&s=7

More chilly weather next week is fine with me but we can't spin up some kind of nighttime system with precipitation for an inch or two of wet snow? Should be plenty cold aloft. What a boring end to a really cool winter. I hope we get three weeks like tomorrow before the summer blow torch develops by Memorial Day.