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Same here. Had some drizzle earlier. Currently 44. Might get to 60?

Now looks like the only day with potential 70s is Sunday- maybe. Mid 60s with more clouds forecast for tomorrow now. Models often underestimate the back door front persistence this time of year. Temps underperformed all week here.

High of 53. Nice once the sun finally broke out. 5 under the forecast high though.

Eh I like March in general. Transitional month. Back and forth. Sometimes we get snow but not lately. In general I prefer March and April to be more on the cool side like Fall(my favorite season). Relentless warm/hot and humid will come soon enough, and typically lasts 5+ months.

Finally the sun is making an appearance. See if it can warm up a bit. Still 50 here.

I remember liking the Feb 10-12 window 8-10 days out, and also something around PD. That storm happened a couple days later and ofc was a close miss to the south. Like Psu I did think there would be a chance or 2 beyond that, but I never saw it as some great window, not with the forecast +AO/NAO and uncertainty in the Pacific.

There was potential, but it didn't work out. Feb 19 was really the one shot and that didn't come together for our area. The epic projections for late Feb to mid March were just a little off lol. Similar to last winter.

Poor PSU.

Mostly cloudy is the forecast here. Even if it was clear, 2-3am

Temp made it up to 53 with the afternoon sun. It was 47 at noon.

Looks like generally around an inch of rain, maybe a bit more in some spots. Another small dent in the drought.

Yeah it radiates very well here. No UHI anything, just lots of farm fields separated by some wooded areas.

42 and overcast this morning with a bit of drizzle

Mesonet shows 42 at Ridgely. I was questioning my temp sensor but its not far off. I'm 3 miles NE of there and skies are clear with just a light NE breeze and I am in the middle of nowhere. Probs legit.

Its happened here.

High of 60 Currently 39 at 8pm. really cooled off over the last 2 hours given this is supposed to be a warm air mass. Back doored. (I know)

It's all relative. In the context of NFL contracts, that's pretty modest pay.

I mentioned this in the disc-obs thread(really where it belongs). Mount Holly revised high temps today through Friday downward for here yesterday.

Pretty good move by the Ravens. Not much money with zero risk. Sure handed, and makes the contested catch. Definitely an upgrade over Agholar. Same age as Devante Adams, who just signed a 2 year 46M deal, which is nuts. lol Jets. eta- continuing with the LOL Jets theme- 3 year 36M deal for Brandon Stephens. Good luck with that.

67 here. Plenty warm enough for March. High temps have been revised down some- upper 50s to near 60 Wed through Friday. Sunny though. Totally fine with it. Too early for 70s.

I will go with B+ A 9"+ storm in early Jan with well below normal temps keeping snow otg for 20 days doesn't happen often here. Also had a couple minor 'snow refresher' events too. The Feb storm produced 8.5", even if it was almost immediately washed away by rain. The epic model fail that followed was tough and had something even decent materialized it would have made this an A winter here, but a nearly 20 inch total is above avg and combined with the cold Jan and overall deep winter feel with prolonged snow over, I can only downgrade it slightly.

The mid Feb to early March modeled epic look (lol) was a fail. We should be used to that by now.

Yeah the worm will turn at some point for the northern tier. Hopefully a mod Nino next winter.

Since winter is pretty clearly over, what grade do you give it? IMBY specific ofc. Mine is going to be fairly high. I will post it later tonight or tomorrow.