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@The 4 Seasons was hoping to hit 60”, but stalled out at 58” on the season. Was a very good season though. If the Feb blizzard could have delivered better here, it would have looked even better. 8” above average….no complaints.

My season total is a touch higher, 46.3"

As long as it feels warm/nice I couldn’t care less if it’s fake or not. Same with the cold.

Looks ( again) like 10th to 15th of May's the next step out. Between now and then, variability with annoying troughs ... cold east oceanic flow, at other times false warmth type shit

Today is definitely one of the most ominous setups I've seen for DFW proper in a long time. Everything's semeingly coming together perfectly for a true (daytime) outbreak, and while the low level wind field could be better, I still tend to think the tornado threat is being a bit understated as is... 0 likes

Might be western U.S. smoke this year.

Clouds have arrived. Was a real nice day prior though. 65F

Yes...first above average season since 2017-2018.

Unfortunately, they are reporting a significant loss of fruit there. Viticulturist reports aren't looking very good either. It's gonna be a rough year for local wine production.

Isn't that above average ?

Had a very minor event after then that was a good coating so I guess I’ll go with 52.2”. Thanks for putting the maps together!

Yea, I am starting the post-season analysis next week. 71.75" in Methuen (see sig)

Hopefully it'll be awhile before Canada's smoke arrives to milk out the skies.

I think if we can build up the soil moisture it will definitely help with afternoon storms in the middle of summer too.

I'm putting out a call for anyone who has final snowfall totals for the season for their town. There wasn't much after the last update on March 2nd but interior areas may have added a bit to this. Let me know via PM or tag me, thanks! Winter 25-26 snowfall maps

It's about time to call it for the season. If anyone has any final seasonal snowfall totals for their area let me know either PM or tag me. I'll be putting together a final seasonal map over the next week. There were 3 light events since the last update on March 2nd (and possibly a couple very minor events that didn't require a map). If i don't hear from everyone who replied on March 2nd ill do my best to add them together. You can find all the snowfall maps for all the areas for the 25-26 season here.

I wonder what CoastalWx thinks of this!!?

Flew into Logan. Unbelievable visibility

Will not include blueberries and strawberries.

First half of May is projecting colder then May 2020, when it snowed.

Since we’re going all in on a cool developing El Niño May we might as well get some snow to make it memorable.

.55 this morning with thunder

to all. Many of you do not realize the extent of the real ahrd freeze about two weeks ago. Many fruit trees and vineyards have been decimated. 0-10 % of the normal fruit harvest from our region alone. All new growers are finished before they even started for this year. All 3 vineyards in Lowhill Township area lost this years grape growing season. The grapes will likley come from non-PA growers to make wine this year if they want to bottle wine. The media has turned a blind eye to this issue- believe me --as they are too damn worried about social issues than the number one economic driver in PA- food production. Its a real shame as many people will lose their jobs and still the politicians say absolutley nothing. N0 PA apples, peaches, plums, grapes, strawberries, bluberries and nectarines at the farmers markets. Personally even when covered , my beans received 80% damage. More needs tobdiscussed as I feel PA politicians should be asking for federal disater relief for this. It was hardwinter to boot and many municplaities are hurting based on local road conditions too. Time to discuss these issues rather than baseball and sports issues as they relate to weather patterns

In the spirit of ACATT, some infographic "PT" material for his edification! LOL. https://x.com/sambrandt99/status/2026382119207923774 "There was much discussion about subsidence zones on the colder (WNW) side of snowbands during the recent [Feb] blizzard. But you may still be wondering "why does it occur on that side of the band specifically?" Well, the answer has to do with the dynamics of frontogenesis"

Hopefully a more wet pattern.