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What's old is new and that old cyclical climate change is no doubt coming back around for future generations to enjoy!! Can the cold of the 1970's be far behind us??

Another 0.30" today brings us to 2.20" for the 3-day total. Only made it to 54 this afternoon under the heavy overcast. Hard to believe we hit 95 6 days ago.

Heavy rain showers moving through....enough to wash in my late spring lawn treatment! (HRRR forecast from the am did a good job...)

Well under a tenth of an inch down here but the good stuff seems to be on the way.

.15” rain so far today. 54 is the high.

Luckily just oaks surrounding me. The dongs are down for the most part.

18z GEMLAM still pretty decent for our area. RGEM was east at 12z as well. But NAMS got heavier and more west compared to 12z.

I think NY has enough laws and regulations on the books as it is lol

Likely just bring more seeds from your neighbor's trees to your lawn.

Biggest load of horse s*** . People have eyes, they can see full ponds and running streams.

Hopefully some more Norways are brought down.

Cook something. Putting something in the oven does a remarkably good job of heating up a house, especially if it's something like a condo.

How often we get perfect timing in the winter? I would take this any day of the week in January or February.

my condo turns the heat off may 5th every year. its brick in here rn. dreaming of san diego now. this is absurdity

Wow!

This was the 12z run, 18z backed off quite a bit but still has a large of 2"+ and by large swath I mean basically all of CT/RI/MA with totals approaching 3" in southern VT.

2018-19 was a nearly identical winter to 2016-17. Both were C to C- winters, with a lot of nickel-and-dimers, but no real snowstorm. Both are notable for having their most notable storm outside of the DJF period (18-19 in mid-November, and 16-17 in mid-March). 18-19 did have its moments of cold (November and March were well below average, and DJF was only about +1, +2 above average), while 16-17 was a blowtorch pretty much all winter (with the exception of March).

Thank the gods we can still get record cold crap days in the best month of the year while the rest of the year/world warms inexorably onward

It barely gets below 996 mb ... ha. I get the enthusiasm for weather events and applaud that, but... she ain't no tempest. It's really just a perfect timing of large scale synoptics that takes a piece of shit low and enables it to seriously f-up almost 3 consecutive days. Welcome to spring in New England

It's been drizzling pretty hard for several hours but not showing on radar. The precip on radar west of DC looks pretty nice. It looks like a wet evening.

Nice little tempest. Where was this in February? 8-12" on the Rockpile!!

BDL at 3.71? I thought the big totals were going to be on the coast.

I think by now you know not to take anything I say to ❤️. I spend winter in a tropical climate when its zzzz. I do travel back for snow which is in its own right may be considered to some as sick in the head. I dont recall a pattern like this for this long 6+ days in late may. Luckily it looks to dry out for the weekend for movement in hart plaza..

yeah, wtf ... 2005 had 3 nor'easters spanning 2.5 weeks from the 10th to the end of the month. Each was below 995 in depth ...I remember. That product Ben used says ERA5; wonder about that source.

Sweet merciful hallelujah the Orioles back in the win column