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Funny thing, I was in the Jacksonville area on vacation. Those were some cool mornings! It felt like here, haha. I did manage to have 2 80+ days down there though last week.

Just hit 75

1.20 yesterday. Looks like when I get back from Florida on Easter weekend it might be quite chilly.

100% snowcover for more than 1/3 of met winter is a win. I don't care how it comes. Getting a week of coverage in December, even if it melted with 60 degree temps, isn't super common.

I agree that March is a bad month, but to me April takes the top prize. Some snow in March makes it at least interesting. Otherwise we have today, 40s and rain.

If you look on their site, they all look to be about 12 years old minus one person, lol

No need too. Just like how we sometimes get snow in met fall and in met spring, sometimes hurricanes happen outside the "met hurricane" season.

https://www.weather.gov/media/notification/pdf2/pns21-12_haz_simp_headlines.pdf Bye bye advisories and special weather statements by 2024

Feb 2006 18" melted in like 2 days.

Had 5" on the nose here yesterday before the change to light rain.

Cloudy with drizzle/very light rain, 40

Yeah, caught the measure right as we transitioned over to mostly sleet. This stuff was super easy to clear, like snow blowing feathers, haha.

3.75" here in Branchburg NJ. Very light sleet. 45" even on the season now. Epic 19 day stretch.

The amount of housing and development next to waterways over the past several decades is the factor and building in remaining open spaces elsewhere overall. While an increased amount of precip may very well have happened, if we hadn't built 10 fold, I'm sure the billions number would have been drastically reduced. Take NJ for example. The coastline is loaded with homes 10 feet from an Ocean. Then, the mandate for low income housing is causing communities to chop down their remaining land and put up more housing to reach an arbitrary % agreed to by the state gov. My old town alone, if you look at the open space from 1990 vs now, it is almost non-existent. It is all becoming concrete and the water has no place to go.

They seem to migrate to the base state, no matter what the year, usually starting week 3. The fact that it waited to week 5 this past run was different than the normal, haha. Last year they constantly had us cold week 3/4+.

Flurries coming to an end here. 7" total snow/sleet. Compacted down a bit with the sleet. Dry slot was real. I think even if I didn't sleet, 10" would have been the most I would have gotten. Very happy overall though.

Been snowing or about 2 hours here, all white rain. Looks pretty at least.

Last I saw a few days ago, it performs worse than the Euro, current GFS, Ukie and CMC.

About .75" with light snow falling. 31.3. Looks like maybe one more burst of decent snow possible before shutting off in about an hour or so here.

About .75 here in Branchburg.

Yup, 14/15 my location had 47.5" total, but at the end of December only 2.2", with 1.5" of that falling in November.

Flurries here

Their staff looks like they are 10 years old on their website. Man, I guess I'm getting old.

We get mud season from Oct-April here?

Decent day today to mulch up the last remaining leaves on the lawn during lunchtime. Somehow I didn't have to do my lawn at all this year. I guess all those windy days swept them away.