ThatHurricane

Thunder here

Since 2000 the mean last freeze has been March 31, with values ranging from March 16th to April 16th. It would be somewhat later than average, but not too late.

I would give this winter an A-. I was going to say B or B+ but this April snowstorm was very nice. I liked the snowstorms, and there were some parts that really felt like deep winter. It was also great to get 40+ inches of snow. The downsides were the warmup in February (although it did feel a bit nice) and that a couple of the storms in March were disappointments for NYC.

I was on a trip to the Berkshires that weekend, partially to see the Fall leaves. Not the best for leaves... the snow was great though.

About 6 inches here, maybe 6.5

Around 4.5" here in Manhattan. Around 2.5 on untouched paved surfaces

The visibility is around 1/5 of a mile here

With the possibility of a BN April, it will be interesting to see if April does not break our 2018 record of 78 degrees at KNYC. This happened in 1874, with a maximum of 72 degrees in February and 64 degree maximums in March and April.

NYC has only had 0.6 inch QPF though so around 5 inches makes sense, which is what I see in Manhattan. It could be more though

I measured 2" or a little under in Manhattan It might be closer to 1.5" though

Snowing well in Manhattan. It is on cars and grass and starting to stick to the sidewalk and even the street a bit.

That shouldn't be affected. Everything just shifts forward one hour, including temperatures. What time we say it is doesn't have an influence on the weather/temperatures.

Personally I would gladly stay on DST the whole year. The only problem for me would be that model runs would be later all year. (I wouldn't need the morning light). I can see why other people disagree though.

Snow is starting to stick on concrete downtown.

Thundersnow! Downtown