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9-13" on the level17" drift...dont ask me how, but I lost 2" Hi of 76.6* recorded on the station located right where I measured. DP is 44.1

Storm near Pontiac is trying. Needs a little boundary or something to give it a nudge

Yeah the one nw of Pontiac is looking to drop one any minute now

Just chased inside by a gusty shower in last 10 minutes. Been outside all day working on the yard and getting garden area prepped for the upcoming season. High was 79.5 about 1/2 hour ago, down to 69.6/56.4 with the rain falling now.

BTV got on the board, too. The high of 72 degrees at BTV (Burlington) was not only a daily record but also ties the warmest temperature this early in the winter/spring (January 1st through March 10th).

80 here too. Love the sound of spring peepers in the wetlands behind me. Signs of nicer weather ahead in the coming months

Looking forward to possible destructive storms tomorrow and colder air rushing in Thurs with the high being in the morning. I'm done with the current life threatening heat wave... 77F

Storm riding I-80 a bit further north bears watching as well

lee goldberg said this was the earliest date on record that nyc hit 80 degrees..

Tomorrow marks the end of the ski season at Cataloochee. It was a good Winter for the Maggie Valley area and baring any snow in the Valley tomorrow evening and early next week, we're ready to roll into Festival Season in April!

Yeah...on to next week...which is probably dead too. I'm going to hang on until at least the 21st. I'm in it till the end.

High of 82 Not hating it, but just a little too soon.

Not much forming yet on the west end back in Iowa yet it seems

Won't

Evaporative cooling! But seriously.. Its dead Jim

You get another one if these ridge flexes and with low dews and lack of vegetation we could hit 90+ easy.

let's do 90 in April!

KSAV had a torchy 89 high today, which missed the 1974 record by only 2. What happened to spring?

We did it!

It seems to be trying to split in two.

i'm still wearing flannels....but what a gorgeous site on the navesink river today, watching from the hospital visiting a friend....in the 80's we would have been out on that river catching winter flounder. by the bucket load. now you can keep two, if you can find any. which you can't.

Yeah I wonder why that is.

Starting to spin a bit right over Flanagan

Multiple PWS stations around here hit 77-79°F. Absolute inferno for this time of year.

Took almost nothing to hit it too. Ridge isn't even that strong