I remember March, 2012 hitting the 80’s a couple of days after St. Patrick’s Day. Had to turn my A/C on....earliest in the season I can ever remember having to do that
We can stick a fork in this “threat” not that it ever really existed. The GFS wanted no part of it at any point, now every model (GFS Euro UKMET CMC NAM ICON) are all total misses
It would have to absolutely bomb off shore on the benchmark at our latitude with very strong UVVs/heavy QPF rates to dynamically cool the column to get a full fledged snowstorm out of this. The cold and blocking are not there, fast flow.....
Awful airmass, this is an eastern New England event, if anything. Nothing is indicative of this becoming a snowstorm for the metro area, nothing. No blocking, bad airmass, storm really doesn’t take off until way NE of us, too late
Agreed. Here we go again with hyping phantom snow “threats” that don’t exist. Let’s see, no cold air, March, no -NAO no -AO, what could possibly go wrong? And using ORH’s post? Laughable, he lives at elevation in central New England
How many different accounts is this for you now? It’s disturbing and I honestly feel bad for you, there are obviously some serious mental and emotional issues and I hope you get the psychiatric/psychological help you need...
Huge signal from this far out to see a major post 3/8 torch. Would not be shocked at all to see 70 degree readings, we will have the equivalent of a September sun overhead at that point