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Find something else to live for. Tracking winter storms is extremely low yield around here. Not good to only live for that.

Looks like at worst the late week deal is a rainstorm for extreme eastern/NE portions of the region. Even that is a stretch at this point. It will be quite chilly and dry after that storm misses though. ( I am totally good with that). Sorry y'all, winter is over. Tomorrow morning probably holds more promise of a few localized places seeing a bit of snow than the late week deal. If I didn't know any better, I might think my yard is a decent location for a coating to a half inch. But I do know better. This winter is a turd.

Sounds good. I have various stouts and and a few DFH Perfect Disguise DIPAs in the fridge.

Don't drink green beer.

Chilly St Patty's Day morning. 27

Euro looked bone dry and on the chilly side for the next 10 days. I'd gladly take that.

Yeah if he included NE then definitely. Although by their standards it was still pretty underwhelming outside of some localized areas. I don't pay much attention to him or any of the twitter dweebs but from what I recall posted here he was saying 'winter over' for the MA. Seems I was wrong about that part. For the DC area and points S and E though, he ended up pretty much correct. But like I said, hardly a ballsy call even for those areas.

Outside of that event, which didn't deliver for most of the region (and ofc the western highlands upslope etc), he did end up being right for the greater MA region. Not that it was a very bold call given how the winter was playing out.

Ok enough with the warm and slightly humid crap already. 74 here. Lets get back to some nice, sunny and chilly March weather. Weekend looks glorious.

I have a mild case of SAD I think. I am definitely sensitive to lack of sunlight during the winter. I jack up my dose of D3 and it seems to help.

D- Wholly forgettable.

Seems to be more readily available now. My go-to place still has some of last year's batch left. Also noticed they have the Bourbon County stouts on sale.

Someone should start a thread for the Sunday night/Monday am snow tv threat. It could over perform and dump a huge light coating on NE MD.

We need BaltimoreWxGuy to help us out here.

Looks like it was a decent event in Rapid City. https://www.kotatv.com/content/ipcams/438375683.html

I'd have to go D- for here, and that is being generous.

Nah they do allow treatment for mosquitoes. The county does it but its not free and like everything else they do, its half-assed.

I just took a trek to the back part of my property yesterday to throw some larvacide dunks in my 'protected woodland wetland'. It is a bit more expansive this year. The perfect mosquito breeding ground. I have already decided after last summer I am buying a professional sprayer, so I can do a pro larvacide job and also deal with the inevitable rounds of adults through the late spring and into summer.

Living vicariously. What else are we to do given our suck ass winter?

Friggin' law firms. lol.

https://www.kotatv.com/content/ipcams/438375533.html

Meanwhile, a gentle farmer's snow is falling in Denver.

Actually, Rapid City area looks very impressive right now. Radar is blowing up and webcams verifying that.

I mean "bomb cyclone". I am scanning through the webcams and I guess Rapid City looks kinda impressive. @WxWatcher007 This is a bomb cyclone? You and I have seen better.

Meh. Denver has the same problems we do. https://www.earthcam.com/usa/colorado/denver/?cam=denver