Brian5671

61 her with full sun-beautiful day. Some diehard snow piles remaining but shrinking

yeah agree-was talking more from a continental US approach-looks like the cold is literally routed everywhere-went from a big arctic outbreak and snowstorm chance to a 2 day cooldown and then that's it.

Part of the issue is the earlier DST-once clocks go ahead-people stop thinking about winter sports

you know it's over when the conversation is about how fast the leftover snowpack and piles will melt

Looks like a possible torch last week of the month based on the maps above? Even Canada is routed of cold air

It's a bit early for my liking as well. Permanent DST would feature some incredibly dark winter mornings especially when it's cloudy

Yep it's a mess out there-alot of work for landscapers and public works-not to mention all the potholes from the freeze/melt cycle of the snowfalls

end of march last yr

Going to put mine away this weekend. Anything small can just melt with the strong sun...

was never happening with the +AO/+NAO

Kicked the can to 3/23-24 now....

March has been difficult to get much in the snow dept since 2020

In reality it will probably be back and forth with cold and some warmth

NYC and the coast of NE are likely done, but inland and central and northern NE not likely done

that's one good thing about this warm spell-we will get rid of most of them by wednesday