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I already forgot November. So long ago. Not even meteorological winter.

<= 32F high temperature is difficult even at ORH in April...only 7 Aprils have pulled it off since 1990 (a couple of them did do it on multiple days like 2016)....they are significantly easier to pull off even 2 weeks earlier in the 3rd week of March.

Hooray - we are tracking a miserable opening weekend of games at Camden Yards in terms of cold temp and north winds...gross

We will see…

I don't think it happens this year, but it does happen every once in a while. I believe they've gone as late as mid-May (in 2023, and that was after a very warm winter).

Absolutely Terrific. Tons of snow everywhere. The only local minimum we observed was one town on the south shore called New Richmond…they had less than most every other area(especially right in the town itself…nothing bad though), but every other area on the south shore was excellent. Incredible area to see. The wilderness and mountains inside that peninsula is vast and astounding.

Oh my bad. I'm always scolding other people for doing that. ha it's heading into the morning of the 6th, so in a week.

actually, I'm pretty sure I hear sleet out there, but there's no way I'm getting out of my recliner to check. Cat is settled on my lap! But it is definitely sounding like sleet mixing in.

He's actually greatly respected in his field and probably the best accordion player alive. Measuring snow may be a different story, I don't know, not following, storms done sand goner, we got what we got.

Yeah if that SSW comes to pass, that could lead to some annoyingly cold but too warm for snow late March and into April.

Highly unlikely SNE does a sub 32 high in April.

The CMC is the only other operational standard model that isn't suppressed with that. The AI versions are also on board. Given recent performance of the AI's overall, I reluctantly give a nod to them because regardless of the fact that we don't get to know exactly how they actually come up with their solutions... we are stuck with them Anyway, it's an interesting "little critter that bites" look there. Huge March diabatic assist, couched in those 550s thickness rubbing up against LI latitude, whilst cold air banked N. Lifting that air over ... [ lotta of science words ] ... where it snows it has a shot at over performance. It's also been on and off the charts for a several days of the extended. Big con however is that the present EPS and GEFs ens means are pieces of shit with that and all but don't even see a little critter, either. More like a gnat on a windshield

Looks like snow trying to mix in up here, but the end is near.

What day is that?

Dick Slanting? or Slant Dicking?

Verbatim that SSW is putting in its effects surprisingly quick. When was the last time we got a late-March snowstorm? March 2014?

The icing on the cake is that the GFS hasn’t shown precip in that area for the past 3 runs. It decided to give up right as it was at the finish line

Yeah, that was a notable fumble

GSP mentioned in their afternoon AFD of a potential for a wintry mix Monday and Tuesday for the higher elevations.

heavy, heavy snow in Towson! Roads are caving! Go GFS!!

the euro has become unusable

This will signal the end of our Maple Sugaring operation.

I’m still not writing off last 10-12 days of March to bring back BN or a storm chance. MJO support potentially and the PV split. It’ll probably be a crappy spring regardless

I’ve got one if you need it after the next Euro run. Just picked up a couple guys from the southeast forum. Plenty of room.