Itstrainingtime

DT ain't cancelling nothing based on a GFS run. Maybe...maybe if it was the Euro.

Well done! Though I have to say...this is by far my least favorite day of the year. I hate turning clocks ahead (sleep purposes) and I will wistfully wait for one of my favorite days of the year coming in November when suddenly, it's dark before 5pm. To me, when it's dark early, it FEELS like it's time for winter.

Thanks for sharing! Nice to see that 67 sitting right over the Trainer's house.

Sitting at 67.2 here. Temps leveled off over the past hour. Down to 64 inside under the ACW.

Approaching noon and it's 63.4 here. Making a run at 70 today and I think some warm spots push 80 in a few days.

URGENT - SPRINGTIME WEATHER MESSAGE Itstrainingtime Weather Service Maytown PA 11:35 AM EST Tue Mar 9 2021 ...Significant home interior warmth conditions developing... PA CTP Maytown / Northwest Lancaster County- 11:35 AM EST Tue Mar 9 2021 ...CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING WARNING IS IN AFFECT THROUGH THURSDAY MARCH 11TH... * WHAT...Home interior temperatures rising above 65 degrees * WHERE...Maytown/Lancaster County * WHEN...Until midnight Thursday * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Be prepared for central air to be turned on for 1st time in 2021 PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... A Central Air Conditioning Storm Warning means that air conditioning start up is occurring or imminent. Plan on reduced temperatures beginning shortly after the onset of system startup, and allow for plenty of exterior noise as the outdoor fan runs. Temperatures inside the home should return to more comfortable levels following startup. Remember - Don't suffer, turn on the Air Conditioning! Many people suffer unnecessarily from high interior temperatures. Running A/C reduces temperatures and saves lives resulting from heat stroke. $$ Mike

Great post. I think Covid fatigue is real and absolutely contributes to the punting. I never punt March, and won't this year either but I'll be honest and say that I am really excited about the weather for the rest of the week. Thing is - I will be just as happy to welcome back winter weather if and when it comes. At any rate - there has been doom and gloom for a year now, and a string of sunny, warm days will do the soul some good.

It's usually in the upper 60s to near 70 at Hatteras in early June. I find it refreshing.

I vacation early (1st week of June) specifically to take advantage of the warm air temps and cool ocean waters.

As a lover of cold and hater of the heat, 60 is about the sweet spot for me from now until fall. Give me one week of 80s while on vacation though.

39 here now. Definitely a coolish day but it should feel good in the sun this afternoon.

Bring it. I'm so looking forward to walking in pleasant weather. Like MAG, I still don't really see anything to get excited about, so if snow is finished, let's have some nice weather. 40s and winds in March is not fun if there's no real hope for true wintry weather.

Stellar night for radiating...I finally cracked the teens, got down to 17.6 at 4:35AM. Already up to 28.

It'd be interesting to hear his thoughts that led to his proclamation - I mean, he could very well be 100% correct. We won't know for a few more weeks. Just seemed sort of bold to make that kind of prediction when there's at least some suggestion of wintry weather.

You guys have been significantly colder than me last 2 nights - my low the past 2 nights was 23. Day #4 today with a chilly breeze/wind.

I'd sacrifice some snow to see Baltimore get paralyzed by snow after some of those comments.

Few flurries here as well.

You know we're living in truly messed up times when Williamsport is throwing out optimism in the face of adversity. I guess that's what a 50 something inch winter of snow will do for 'ya!

I haven't posted much of anything in regards to snow prospects for a couple of weeks now, and it's been intentional. I haven't seen a look yet that I can get really excited about. I think your analysis is spot on in every way. Not giving up yet...but not really getting any warm fuzzies for wintry precip, either.

Highest hourly winds that I could find at MDT yesterday was 35 mph...not sure where to find peak gusts? Regardless, it sure seemed windier that that in the mid to late afternoon hours. You do know wind like no one else in here.

1993 was far from my best storm, snow total wise, but it was the most exciting single weather event of my lifetime, except for PERHAPS Sandy. 1993 was a special storm in so many crazy ways, which we've documented here often. I will never, ever forget it.

When I made my post there is NO way it was 20-30 mph less, at least here. We didn't have 60-70 mph winds the other day, but we easily gusted past 40 this afternoon.

I've thought several times over the years that we've had winds stronger without advisories than when we've had them for sure.

It's been breezy/windy all day. But in the past 90 minutes the wind has ramped up considerably here. Some of these gusts are easily 40+ mph. It's howling.

It is extremely windy here - where is Canderson?