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But then you asked about the January thaw, and perhaps i misinterpreted your post, but you seemed like you were including that into your lower grade idea. Hard to keep up with what you are including and not including in your lower grade lol. But whatever. It’s been an A winter here for sure. if March worked out(assuming we’re done..not so sure on that myself?) it sound have been a blockbuster one.

Pretty sunrise this morning. Patchy fog on the Hudson.

Down to 37F. Probably change to snow here pretty soon.

Maybe hallucinated - but seemed or seems like some flakes mixing in, in Fallston.

Point out where I said that...I specifically said this week will drop my grade for the winter by 1 full letter grade..

It must be ripping snow for at least a few hours on the Euro for the snow depth change to be over an inch in the metros

But you said the thaw in January would help bring your grade down too…no?

I remapped and updated Feb 2013 Blizzard, Jan 2000, Feb 2007, Dec 2010 (Boxing Day) and Jan 2022 as well as added new L. Northeast maps for all events.

Absolutely....never disagreed with that. If you look at my composites, February 2018 was one of my main analogs, but my timing was off...so we got it in March.

It was a record breaking year for sure here…but we are talking about the thaw in January lol. That’s the point.

Stormy night here last night with multiple rounds of thunder/lightning.

This season has a shot at something like that, but always a long shot that late...even if the pattern is favorable. This season is a prime candidate for April snowfall, though.

..and that is why it differs from this week..

Yes sir…that would have made a huge difference. Could have taken this winter into an all timer category possibly. But surprises always abound…good and bad.

I was wondering about that season...would have to look. 2000-2001 comes close, but more for the interior...coast was susceptible to unfavorable tracks.

Not a fan of cold weather? ...2 major snowstorms in April of 96...

EURO quietly had it's best run of the storm this morning. We'll see - even a slushy .1" at DCA would be a win. Good luck!

Wow!! That really is impressive. Looks beautiful!

I don't think the January thaw set any records...it was a pretty run-of-the-mill mid-winter thaw.

Current in Severna Park Temp - 49.8 DP - 41.5 Humidity 73% Barometer - 29.80 In my back yard

While Phoenix awaits the development of what will likely become a super March heatwave, a look back at February's exceptional warmth reveals that February 2026 would currently rank as the 15th warmest March on record. February and March records go back to 1896.

How many records were set in January?....this stretch broke all time daily high temp records..in some cases the records were smashed. 75 at my home on Tuesday

Yup..95-96 had monster pack, and it was gone in a day(unlike this week that took the warmth 4 days to wipe out…and some spots still have cover)with a monster cutter and huge warmth.

Went from 56 down to 42 now since 7:45

This is impressive...80° yesterday evening and 29 and heavy snow this morning. .75" on the board. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk