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Edit: Actually some 34's near Westminster 3:20 PM.

This thing has a 31.9 straight rain "just realized my calibration musta been .02 degrees too cold all along?" look about it. Wouldn't be the first time the NAM sold big QPF from a little critter. heh we'll see

https://www.noaa.gov/jetstream/upperair/skew-t-log-p-diagrams On the left going up in white you have the pressure levels…sfc-1000mb up to 100mb. Horizontal axis is temp/dew in degC…temp is red…dew green. The temp lines slant up and to the right 45°. There’s a little nose of air a bit above 850mb that is higher than 0C.

southwest michigan tomorrow looks pretty interesting, i can't lie

Seeing some 35-37 readings near Hubby, Gardner, Westminster. That's a nice drop.

March the worst month of the year is outdoing itself The warmup ends up being pushed back four days and the cooldown late next week has moved up a day or two. I new the cold pattern would be relentless.

Way too stable for severe east of the mountains, but there will be some elevated instability, so I expect some thunder during the evening / overnight, especially for areas north of 66 (VA) and 50 (MD).

Is there somewhere on AmericanWX or somewhere online to learn how to read these? I see them all the time and have no idea how to break them down.

Yes, completely elevated, but the forecast soundings do indicate some instability for parcels originating well above the surface.

Went from 44 to 39 the last hour getting there

east coast pattern^ btw u r in the banter thread

I’m definitely filing right now under feels colder than thermometer says.

3k NAM pumping up from ~1in. to 3in. in Boston.

NAM looks alot better than 12z for central NH.

3k is like 4-5” here

Hour 300, why are we even doing this... but anyway

There’s your micro +1C layer. That’s dangerously close to a thump though.

I don’t know, but I believe others here can explain it.

NAM is a scalping to a crusty inch or two here. Meh.

It’s usually decent .. but I don’t think so this time

Toss that

I mean this is either going to break some grids or fail terribly . New HREF

Nam is a cancel for most. Probably the right idea.

ORH. It’s very noticeable in summer but even in winter . They’re usually lower than everyone else at similar elevations. I’ve brought it up on here before

One way to curb fossil fuel burning, make it too expensive?