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The current record number of non-shared record highs in a single March at KATL is 3 set by two of them: 1974’s Mar 8-10 and 1907’s 20th, 22nd, and 28th. Before today, 1974 had been the only March with a current 4 non-shared record highs for Mar 7-10.
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Yeah that looked pretty good but the rest is pretty shitty.
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GFS and EURO suck verbatim....only good outcome is EURO AI.
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Good chances.
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Euro is stormy and has good cold shots. Hopefully we cash in on one of the waves.
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Euro is stormy and has good cold shots. Hopefully we cash in on one of the waves.
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@GaWx What is the current record for number of record highs broken in the month of March at KATL? Any idea?
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I just got my first heating bill as a home-owner and now I don't know if I like snow anymore
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Pittsburgh/Western PA WINTER ‘25/‘26
TimB replied to Burghblizz's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
High of 78 ties with 2/20/2018 and 3/5/2004 for warmest high on or before 3/7, low of 60 is the 2nd warmest low on or before 3/7 behind 1/22/1906, daily mean of 69 is the warmest daily mean ever recorded at Pittsburgh on or before March 7th. -
You guys are on the east side of the trough. Some places in PA today hit 80, with DP's near 60!!!!! Their avgs are 42/25. This is highly anomalous. You are probably going to need to watch out for severe weather.
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Yes, definitely...that failure kept it as a "B"....I need one more high-end event next week to go with an "A".
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2025-2026 Fall/Winter Mountain Thread
ncjoaquin replied to Buckethead's topic in Southeastern States
It has. NWS on the money. -
Winter 2025-26 Medium/Long Range Discussion
DocATL replied to michsnowfreak's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
More likely for Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Less likely for Illinois. Rain prospects are decent though. -
2026 Severe Wx - General Thread
HillsdaleMIWeather replied to largetornado's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
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If we did get that 18-22" type storm again with the "blizzard", would satisfy enough to go as high as A-, jmo. lol sucks
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Yea, it's a good winter....not complaining....just stating why it isn't an "A" for me....I value precipitation a bit more than cold, which the stats back up at this latitude....that is why I grade a year like 2004-2005, which wasn't every cold and had a lot of melting, but also a ton of snow, higher than this.
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I go through the same thing I send them pics and never do they use mine but another spotter in north haven who's always higher. Weird how North Haven jackpots all the time..
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I'm also pretty sure the days of -2 to -3 PDO values are over because this El Niño is likely to be the catalyst for change in that regard.....we just had a -PDO strong El Niño and highly doubt we are doing that again. This event should begin the transition to warm phase in the Pacific, which likely completed around the turn of the decade.
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Yeah and don't forget 21" during the blizzard
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Still had 100% cover about 4" when it got dark, we'll see what's left when this fog is done with it tonight.
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Yeah, no way I can give a winter an A-grade without that nice stretch like you're talking about. But imagine we didn't get one of those major storms ; this winter would be one of the most frustrating ever
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Track deez
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Good chance at our first 80 degree day on the way for Tuesday. On the far northwest edge of Tuesday evening's setup. Any more bumps southeast will leave us with little or no rain.
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My ultimate orgy-scenario is rapid-fire events in fast succession, which is really what this season was missing....I would gladly give back some of the cold to get that. The pattern should be much more conductive to that next year, but of course the issue is likely to be the cold....trick will be to get it just cold enough for a couple of weeks consecutively. Obviously we aren't going 50 days below 40 degrees again, or whatever it was....especially assuming a higher-end El Niño.
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