TheClimateChanger

Update for late reporting cooperative observation sites. Falcon Dam recorded a high of 106F yesterday!

Strong signal for warmth as we roll into the second week of March, showing up well on both the EPS and GEFS.

Looks like it. What's interesting is even that only sums to 30.5 inches.

Wow! Impressive, matches the highest depth on record at Erie and just 5" shy of Buffalo's record. Just a complete framemogging though. Buffalo and Erie people be like "we got 40" of snow on the ground but 100" of fake effect snow fell over the last 2 1/2 days" and you guys are like "we got 40" of snow and 40" of snow fell in the last 12 hours and it's not even the dry, powdery fake stuff."

KPVD 231751Z 36028G40KT 1/4SM +SN BLSN FZFG VV007 M04/M05 A2928 RMK AO2 PK WND 36040/1751 SLP914 SNINCR 4/37 P0003 60017 4/037 T10391050 11006 21039 53003 RVRNO $

Looks like record snow depth is 30" in 1961. Of course, the official measurement won't be until 7 am tomorrow, but you've got to imagine it won't compact enough to drop below 30" - especially since it's still snowing very hard and likely to climb even higher.

Providence is up to 33" of snow OTG, but there was 5" before the storm. METAR KPVD 231651Z 36023G46KT 1/4SM +SN BLSN FZFG VV005 M04/M04 A2927 RMK AO2 PK WND 36046/1647 SLP912 SNINCR 3/33 DRSN P0002 T10391044 RVRNO $