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March weather is wild! Had a darn near flood come through about 45 mins ago lightning and thunder, temps have dropped 17 degrees here since 6:30 am.
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2025-2026 Fall/Winter Mountain Thread
landof2rivers replied to Buckethead's topic in Southeastern States
It’s snowing outside of Boone per my cameras. -
E PA/NJ/DE Spring 2026 Obs/Discussion
Birds~69 replied to PhiEaglesfan712's topic in Philadelphia Region
Down to 44F. Think we'll see some flakes but that's about it, no stick-age though... -
80 Degrees to Ripping Snow: March 12th
paulythegun replied to SnowenOutThere's topic in Mid Atlantic
Today, the atmosphere is dumping a cooler full of ice onto the hot pavement -
Cousin in Todd said they just switched over.
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So 5 warm days this March takes a letter grade off of winter, but an F for the entire first half of 14-15 still results in an A at the end.
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Just wanted to shout out similar archives that have snowfall maps for many significant storms that i never knew even existed until i started working on this last year, except Ray's which is very prominent. A lot of them were helpful in finding additional snowfall reports for past storms. I will add this to the first post on this thread as well. Snowstorm Archives Ray's Winter Storm Archive - NJ Mercer Co (PHI/OKX) focused, 1993-2013 Rutgers State Winter Storm Archive - NJ State (PHI/OKX) focused, 2002-present Steve LaPointe's Weathernet6 Archive - NY Capital Region (ALY) focused, 1993-present Eric Webb's Archive - NC (RAH) focused, 1885-present NWS Snowstorm Archives OKX Significant Weather Events BOX Significant Weather Events ALY Significant Weather Events PHI Significant Weather Events Significant Storms Reanalysis Tomer Burgs PolarWx Archive - Reanalysis of past storms
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Don't forget the cottage cheese! I love protein, beer, and snow.
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Rain/sleet mix at 42 (car thermometer said 40)
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From 8 to 40+ inches in just 3 counties in Michigan. Talk about a steep gradient.
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That one was an easy A in my book. I loved seeing the transformation from a near record cold and snowy February to a near record warm May.
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Gonna be tough for him next year when we don’t have a winter.
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Good question....Prior to the epic stretch the grade was an F...after the epic stretch which includes the cold in March it was an A.....I long ago read about the epic stretch in 1717 and one of my weather bucket list items was to experience a repeat of 1717...and I sure did!...that raised the grade to an A...just below 95-96...A+ grade...
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Models have been puking out 20-30 inch numbers inside 120 hrs all winter only to cave at the last minute to 2 to 3 and we've come to expect it. Watch this one be the models "I'll show you" moment lmao.
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confirmed and some snow mixed in as well
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All I can think of when I see Tofu in the store is an abbreviation of toe fungus.
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Slow start too…pissed away the first half of winter.
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Probably a B because it rained in March
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At least I've never had a meltdown over the weather lol
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Got to love the weather in the mountains!
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In all seriousness, I would have to consider a crappy March… But around these parts I can’t really argue with two very large snow storms. That itself almost argues an A.
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What was your grade for 14-15?
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.....uhmm apparently you failed to understand the grade may improve depending on what transpires for the rest of the month... I have not yet posted a final grade ..lol...
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Only 415 days until May 1st 2027!
