Brian5671
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another warm day on temp with sun and temps in the 60's.
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let's do 90 in April!
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looking for an hour 240 snowstorm....
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Even he's secretly enjoying it.
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Honestly I usually consider winter DEC-FEB-outside of the first week or so of March it's over...but I see your point...from epic long lasting cold to summer and the entire northeastern snowpack wiped out-that's ugly
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Records everywhere today-NYC 80 also earliest 80 since records began
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Yep-my kids are almost 17 now-they had incredible winters up til age 10-then they wondered what happened (until this year)
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Good riddance to most of the ugly/dirty snowpiles
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Remember when some thought their pack might survive this? LOL
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Just off by 20 degrees on a 24 hr foreast
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Seems like they all end early these days....we got the 2/22 storm which really saved things, but typically seems to wind down late Feb-when was the last time we had March snow? 2019 here.
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Yep it's over. Great winter but getting a taste of spring/summer has been great and I only want more now
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It actually felt hot in the sun on my driveway
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Cherish the memories-it may be awhile before we see something like '25-'26 again
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Move to San Diego. Same weather everyday-the big thing there is how long it takes to burn off the fog
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61 her with full sun-beautiful day. Some diehard snow piles remaining but shrinking
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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.
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Part of the issue is the earlier DST-once clocks go ahead-people stop thinking about winter sports
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you know it's over when the conversation is about how fast the leftover snowpack and piles will melt
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Looks like a possible torch last week of the month based on the maps above? Even Canada is routed of cold air
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It's a bit early for my liking as well. Permanent DST would feature some incredibly dark winter mornings especially when it's cloudy
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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
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end of march last yr
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Going to put mine away this weekend. Anything small can just melt with the strong sun...
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was never happening with the +AO/+NAO
