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Mix of sleet, zr, and a few flakes. 3.3" before the flip

1.0 today......seasonal total 47.1 inches

Of course it could end up 38° here everyday while it’s 70° SOP

12-5: 1.0" 1-1: T 1-25: 6.0" half of it sleet as the sleet line blasted through earlier than every location in the region. 11F sleet storm. 2-22: hours of non-accumulation 35F snow while a HECS hits the beaches yet again. 3-2: .3" Daytime snow that struggled to accumulate on grass and mulch despite temp dropping to 29F once snow started. Straight trash. Couple other Ts.... who fucking cares What an abomination of a winter and waste of cold. Total: 7.3" (25% of what used to be average)

I guess we can cancel the rest of this month since Steve says so.

All I need is one more moderate event. Not looking too good, though lol

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How can a modest amount of zr be better than several inches of fresh snow on a still very decent pack?? Your zr fetish amazes me. I hope you really clean up tonight.

With a favorable Pacific and the TPV in that position, I think a moderate storm is possible. +NAO or not this isnt likely a 1993 type deal- which I wouldn't want anyway as it sucked here.

You know... The models of all consistently been showing something around this time with the very warm temperatures. We'll see early next week, this will be the snapback- rubber band effect. Could be something to end winter. Let's go out with the bang!!

Yeah that’s reasonable. And nights where he is will be above 32.

Fair enough and possible

If he had bare ground he would have 80 to Ottawa.

That would be a nice ending to this winter. But, that's WAY out in fantasy land right now.

This literally made me lol, well done!

I expect a few days of 50s to low 60s and then depending on how much the pack is ravaged we may pop a bigger day or two.

Solid inch of snow before the changeover. Was a quick inch too, all really between three and four pm then light mix and now light zr. Makes up a little for the one to two flakes on Sunday . Exactly what I was praying for to happen here happened 25 miles plus to the north....so close but so far Happy for the folks up north. This afternoon and evening should have put back most of what may have been lost Saturday up there. Must still be some big on the ground totals up north as well. Warm up looks slightly less robust in the short term anyways

Beginning to hear pinging on the window sill

With the exception of some imaginary snow that never came to be, this whole stretch starting last August has been glorious. Feels like it hasn't been hot in years and years now. Hope we can keep it up till May, do three months in the pen, then do it all again

It’s nothing to do with that . I honestly am highly skeptical of this long torch or 70’s. Nothing more nothing less . I thought this winter would snow but not to extent that it did and did not expect a coastal. And we had 1 .. last week

18z skynets could be 20° too high and I’d still be thrilled

Thunderstorms seem probably Thursday

Flash mob intervention?

It’s a defense mechanism like in December when he couldn’t imagine a snow event affecting him. Either he’s correct or pleasantly surprised. He’s the weather equivalent of Red Sox fans for 86 years.

This was completely boring until the ice started here. Mesoscale Discussion 0129 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0552 PM CST Tue Mar 03 2026 Areas affected...portions of eastern New York into southern and central New England Concerning...Freezing rain Valid 032352Z - 040545Z SUMMARY...An area of freezing rain, with some snow on the northern edge, will continue for the next 4-6 hours. DISCUSSION...A broad precipitation shield is ongoing across portions of eastern New York into southern and central New England this afternoon amidst broad isentropic ascent within the 925-700 mb layer. Area VWPs have sampled increasing 1-3 km AGL flow over the past few hours to 40-50 knots. Aided by ascent within the right entrance region of an upper-level jet streak, this is supporting ongoing freezing rain, with rates occasionally exceeding 0.06" per 3 hours. Forecast soundings indicate the 850 mb warm nose will expand farther north this evening amidst the low-level warm air advection regime. With surface temperatures forecast to remain below freezing (upper 20s to lower 30s), expectation is for freezing rain to persist for the next 4-6 hours with a gradual northward expansion. The greatest potential for heavier rates is anticipated along a corridor from far eastern New York across western Massachusetts and into far southern New Hampshire where the strongest ascent is forecast to overlap favorable thermodynamic profiles to support the heaviest precipitation rates. Farther to the north, maximum column temperatures are likely to remain below freezing and are expected to support snow as the primary precipitation type. Veering low-level winds and drier mid-level air will then accompany a cold frontal passage later tonight, bringing an end to precipitation by 8-10 UTC (3-5 AM EST). ..Chalmers/Lyons.. 03/03/2026