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0 so far Cmc and GFS AI close Euro has nothing but a weak wave .

Stay dewy

76 here-a bit humid as well

Before today.. the warmest March on record for CONUS

Maybe? Afternoon day 2 SPC disco .Ohio Valley into the Mid-Atlantic... Along/south of a stalled surface front, ample diurnal heating amid upper 50s/lower 60s dewpoints and limited inhibition should promote widely scattered thunderstorms from the middle OH Valley into the Mid-Atlantic during the day. While midlevel flow will be modest, a subtle speed max glancing the area should contribute to around 25-30 kt of effective shear. This should promote a couple loosely organized clusters capable of producing damaging wind gusts and isolated, marginally severe hail. A relatively higher corridor of severe potential is possible over northern VA and vicinity, though confidence in storm coverage and overall intensity was too low to upgrade at this time.

My point and click was bumped up to 79. Currently 77.

Pushing near 70 with dews

How many beers deep?

I’ll jump on the big yikes bandwagon. It’s been so dry that even a week into restarting my irrigation on the lawn, it’s still dormant for the most part and in mid winter form.

The 1950s? lol

the models all had snow for this coming weekend. we will be in the 70s

Finally getting sun and low 60s. Some dews too. But door cometh.

If patterns are getting stuck, maybe we csn continue the luck with plentiful eastern troughing.

72. Forecast was 66

Too hot, bring back the 50's.

News to me....I checked out after my last blog on like March 9th. I'll do a March wrap up tomorrow and then seasonal wrap up in May...then we're onto 2026-2027.

Yea, I figured it would be COC for CT...up here was a lost cause from the get-go.

Looks like more snow coming up for northern parts of Minnesota and UP of Michigan.

77

Green dust season will be here soon. Was visiting some friends down in Virginia last week and green dust all over the place. It is coming north.

April snow Lets go

AI gfs and CMC are close to the gfs

With an April version of the March blowtorch-yeah ok

72F and clouds, with some occasional sun. Guessing we are gonna see a lot of plants come to life this week.

Anyone have any stats on how well those extended range snowfall maps verified from like 10+ days ago?