If we get a brief changeover down here in the foothills after a week of spring, that’ll be a huge W. For you fellas in the Mts, reel it in! I’m pulling for you.
Unreal. Can’t remember if I said it in this thread or the mid-long term discussion but snow aside, the above average temps are exhausting. I’m good with it even being slightly above average at this point but my station is at 73.0 as I speak.
The -PNA sends its greetings. It’s borderline obnoxious how it takes an unfathomable amount of luck to even maintain average temps in the winter for more than a few days. Maybe P8 can save us but idk.
Decided to take a trip to the NE forum a few moments ago and they’ve all already “canceled” the storm because they haven’t had any strong winds or damage at this point. The core is still 50 miles+ out to sea .
Southeast page lurker here: I’d ease up on calling it a “bust.” The core of the wind is still well offshore and I’m afraid some of you are about to find out just how little wind is required to do damage when you’ve already had a ton of rain. Even 30-45 mph sustained with higher gusts will be a huge issue inland. Anyways. Carry on.
My tempest station has recorded 21 days since the start of the year that have been rainy or featured rainfall and it’s only Feb 23rd. Many of those days temps were in the 30s or low 40s. This pattern has been brutal and at this point I’d sacrifice any shot at March snow if it meant a spring with at least semi warm temps and some sunshine. Bring it on!