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kinda unremarkable, if you dig into chicago weather history. it happens more than you think, that is a lack of snow during winter months at times. i'm not just talking recently over the past few years either.

Do you or does anyone else know how much these 4 GA locations warmed? I’d really like to know due to their supposed lack of UHI effect. @TheClimateChanger @donsutherland1 @chubbs

I still think it's a "coastal" mighta been a weak one but that pressure delta was pretty extreme regardless of the weak SLP. Just wasn't your classic wound up nor'easter. It was similar to PD2 in that way. Blizzard criteria not reached but still plenty windy with gusts over 30-40mph, in the evening and night. That's probably the best storm we've had in the past 10 years around here, probably a top 3 or 2 for me, ever. I dont think i've seen S+ at around 5-7F all day and probably will never see that again. Truly remarkable. Two foot+ storms in one season is always a big W and something that doesnt happen often either.

essentially. March 2012 (53.5) was warmer than April 2012 (50.7) in Chicago.

Let’s get the ice tonight. Torch all of New England and flood. And then lock in for the winter finale mid month.

It does…let’s get a good juicy system to run into the cold. Go out with a good bang.

I think you'd be better off in Boston proper. Encore Boston Waterfront isn't exactly Boston, nor the waterfront, lol.

thank you sir

Looks like we won't see a cool down until almost mid month.

Heading to bed with a pleasant look outside of white pine boob sag.

Colder today than yesterday

Yes unlike many of the others Georgia appears to have done a good job picking truly remote sites. Ideally you'd like to see all the sites be like that, since it's usually an average of all sites that's shown (e.g. in the X post). I haven't looked for it, but was just noticing that a lot of the references in this thread to records / high trends are in areas that may be subject to UHI effect. Would be nice to see some for remote sites instead, since IMO that's much more meaningful.

Has there been a Spring where that doesn't happen? Even 2012 has a hard freeze in April...

Temps dropping back in N CT with zr falling . Very interesting

Yup…the cold winning out with this. It was supposed to warm up above freezing by mid/late afternoon with this…but it didn’t.

Not sure it would be wasting money. It wont germinate until the soil warms up some- it will just be dormant for awhile.

Hahaha. Reminds me of this

36f, slug of rain.

32° still. wasn't expecting to stay near freezing most of the day

1) Cumberland is certainly rural: https://www.nps.gov/cuis/planyourvisit/staffordbeach.htm 2)-3) Ichauway appears quite rural, too: https://www.jonesctr.org/about-us/ 4) Colham Ferry appears to be a burb of Watkinsville, a town with only ~3K: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watkinsville,_Georgia#:~:text=Watkinsville is the largest city,County%2C Georgia Metropolitan Statistical Area. ———— What do you think of these 4 as far as not having UHI to worry about?

thank you! a little late but i appreciate you letting me know. 0.6 fits in as expected

0.6" here as well

Agree. I’m looking ahead at this point. Really looks interesting mid month.

Yeah that sounds about right. My longterm avg at this location is just above 53"