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Yeah winter (afa snow) died back on Dec 8th for this area. Next meaningful snow 8+ months away. MLI now 11.5 inches down below avg.

Its not a B Its an A definitely

As of 12:51 my Cobble Hill Brooklyn area hit 70. The park, well ……. In the tradition of snowfall measurements, hasn’t. Stay well everyone, as always ….

Looking like a decent tor threat just south of here. Mostly large hail threat here thankfully.

He literally went on a tangent about how he wasn't posting model graphics showing temps of 70+ because he doesn't do it for clicks if he doesn't think it will happen. Yet that same wanker posts about how the euro shows an ice storm for Wednesday (this was a few days ago) and fantasy GFS runs. This dude is Grade A whacked.

Dude's ego is off the charts. Just massive delusions of grandeur and self-importance. wowzers

NERDS

You can’t make this up. https://x.com/meteomark/status/2031048262128677165?s=46

Denver, CO. D minus, or maybe F plus if the next two weeks of 15+ degrees above normal and bone dry verify. 1st or 2nd warmest winter in 140 years and one of the driest. The Metro area is now in D3 (Extreme) drought. Watering restrictions and a mega fire season are likely.

Yep right on time to ruin spring...it's like clockwork most yrs

enjoy it this week - you won't see 70's here again for a few weeks - that warm surge will have a difficult time making it to the east coast because of the strat warming event unfolding now and once it approaches the metro we will be back doored because of the arctic air being displaced further south because of the polar vortex displacement into southeast Canada

70 here but back down to 69. I think we’ve topped off and now we’ll hang out in the 60s rest of day.

KATL’s warmest March on record is the 64.5F of 2012. That appears out of reach. However, their 2nd warmest is the 61.8 of 1945. Is it reachable? As it is now, a record warmest first 1/2 of March near 64.5 is looking likely there assuming I haven’t missed any warmer ones. But then it’s looking to cool down significantly to ~50 for 3/16-22. That would bring the MTD down to ~60 as of March 22. After that, March 23-31 would need to average above 66 to get the full March average to 61.8. That’s ~8 AN for 3/23-31. Although it isn’t looking explicitly that warm, it is looking pretty mild on the extended ensembles. So, I suppose there’d be a chance for it to end up that warm assuming models aren’t warm enough although that’s 2-3 weeks away, too far to be able to predict.

I follow this stuff pretty closely. It's going to be bad for some time. Most of the oil wells in the middle east are shutting down because there's no place to put the oil. When wells are shut down it's difficult and expensive to start them up again. So basically 1/4 of the worlds oil supply is going to be missing for months. Gas will be getting very, very expensive.

I think most here are ready for spring/warmth

71⁰ here at 1pm. Just took a walk around the neighborhood. A little surreal with a deep blue sky and a warm breeze and still lots of snow around, despite there being none left at the stake.

Gonna be Mr. Shitzcky slop storms with lots of mud generators around here. Too late in the evening, stratus deck all day capping it. I swear the timing of storm systems the past few Springs has been horrid for here. Not that I'm wishing mine or anyones house to be slabbed out here in the stix but it would be nice to chase something without spending 100 dollars lol. Have Xanax script ready for the dog, and me if his doesn't work

Oh look. Towson's in the CAA semis again. Gee I wonder how it will turn out this time.

I think my mistake was keeping the thermostat set on 68 for the couple of weeks in February before we moved in. It's an 1880's rowhome in Baltimore so insulation is probably not the best. Gotta load up on sweaters for next winter b/c no way am I ever setting it higher than 62 again lmao

11/10 day right now. Just amazing out.

Snowiest EVER! This undersells the departure since the 1981-2010 normal was 67.2.

GFS is pretty reserved and feels correct. Bigger storms to our north.

Have to save A+ for 1995-1996. This season will get an A. It occurred to me that for one to have experienced 1995-1996 with some degree of understanding, you would have to be at least 40-45 years old now. For anyone younger, check out that season's frozen events on Ray's Winter Archive; November to April.