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I’ll probably do the same. March warmth is welcome in my book as fishing season cranks up
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The heat after first week of March seems legit this time. Just a monster SER cranking. Probably perfect to get everything growing before a random killer freeze in April
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They are growing here too. Saw on the news last week before the cool down we registered pine pollen for first time this year which is early
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Got down to 32.5 yesterday evening before rising to the 36-37 range for much of the night. Currently 45
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Long range modeling hinting at a serious SER and spring to even summer like temps as we move into March with mid-upper 70s and even 80s showing up.
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It stayed cold today, looks like 44.9 gonna be our high. Last winter like day for a while
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26.8 this morning, last 20s of the month EDIT: low was 25.5 before I got up
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Providence with 32.6” smashes their old record of 28” and is still under the death band. They will be close to 40” by the time this winds down this evening
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And the euro didn’t even have the storm 3 days out. It didn’t start getting a clue until 12z on 2/20. GFS was on an island by itself and barely wavered for a week! Second biggest American victory this week
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Worth a watch https://www.earthcam.com/usa/massachusetts/provincetown/?cam=capecodbay
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One other thing while I nerd out over this system- some areas north of 20” have seen ratios around 8:1. There is A LOT of beef to what’s fallen so far. It is insanely hard to get these amounts with any storm much less one with poor ratios like this one. That has to be mashed potatoes up there
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March 93 was 960. This one is entering rare territory as it continues to deepen
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Down to 966. 41 mb drop in 24 hours… I mean just wow https://x.com/nwswpc/status/2025935039670743465?s=46&t=NyKvXvI1o-sJQb-68mmo4g
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Yep I don’t care where you are these powerhouse nor Easter’s are fascinating and must see viewing. This is the rare one that shows Mother Natures max potential for winter storms on the east coast. Sub 970 low with 4”+ per hour rates and gusts recorded on coast approaching 90 with multiple major cities reporting blizzard conditions simultaneously. This is going to be one of the benchmark east coast events
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Just wow at snow totals in NE this morning. 26-30” totals showing up from eastern Long Island into rhode island with providence approaching its all time record. They still have hours to go! I think 35” is doable in places up there

