IrishRob17

After a low of 51, got ot 86 as a high, 84 now.

As much as I dislike the heat, its hard for me to consider this swamp ass weather with the dews relatively low when compared to what has become normal around here in the summer.

It was a very interesting storm, there was speculation that there was a down sloping factor coming off the Taconics in addition to where the banding set up. I know over near Milford PA it was a disaster with lots of down limbs and trees, I was fine missing that.

1.2" total. Here are my notes on that storm: "N30 6:43pm. Snow at dawn changed to rain and then back and forth, all snow in the afternoon but then stuck in between bands. Central and Eastern OC missed out while other areas got rocked."

I'll get you something today.

25 for the low.

Got down to 20 this morning, forecast is for 28 tonight here.

I saw a few flakes earlier, this will likley be the last day this season.

Much brighter now, sun is about to break through, temp up to 48. I prefer it cool when doing the spring cleanup anyway so no complaints from me.

That map is laughable for my neck of the woods.

Agreed, low of 39 here, 41 now and damp. Hoping to get some yard work in this afternoon so I'd like to see things start to brighten up and get some wind going out there.

Some stats for Winter '25-'26 for me: -One record low on 12/5 -Lowest temp of -10 on 2/9 with a total of 9 below zero lows, the most since '14-'15. 29 below 32 days, same as last winter, average is 22 for me. Longest streak of below 32 days was 9, the most since '17-'18. -Total snowfall is 46.3", which is +5.1" for me. I jinxed nyself with snowfall after I pushed all my banks back on 1/26. Below is the monthly snowfall and how it compares to average. -Nov snowfall: .2" (-1.5") -Dec snowfall: 17.0" (+7.6") -Jan snowfall: 21.3" (+11.4") -Feb snowfall: 6.6" (-7.5") -Mar snowfall: 1.2" (-5.2")

Same here after a high of 76.

I know I've said it before but I'll say it again, really good work on these, much appreciated.

For fall numbers I have the following firsts: NWS defined frost (36-32) Visible Frost (not exactly a scientific category) Freeze (32 and below) Hard Freeze (28 and below)