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man I do miss the smell of rain after some heating, dews got up to near 60, everything falling back now, severe warning near MDT, see if they can stay together for this area.

think I've maxed here at 64, was looking at temps in upstate NY, Oswego was near freezing while BGM was at 72F not long ago, crazy swing 

was decent here high of 54, could have been more but clouds ruined it, and it dropped, then sun came out for a bit again and we spiked back over 50, but clouds again, down to 46 now good melting happening, but still good amount of cover and piles 

so, I've got to drive to Greenville SC on the 17th/18th and taking I81-77-85, any chance I run into any weather (as it looks now) along my journey? also be returning the 20/21st... thanks in advance for those who dive deep into the LR.

1 hour ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Leaning towards being shut out this month. Was a great season though.

90/100

Close to perfection if we snowed in March and if were able to generate a 20+ event. Came really close.

two nice events, 15+ here and the cold and pack retention, I mean I still have about 10-15" depending on where in open areas, still piles of 4-5' in spots, probably almost gone this time next week but was a solid winter, didn't make climo yet snow wise yet, about a foot away still.

it's gorgeous out honestly, was a mess earlier but everything falling with full sun and soaring temps.

52 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Temps dropping back in N CT with zr falling . Very interesting 

never got above 30 here and it has been liquid for hours now, albeit light but still.

35 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Let’s get the ice tonight. Torch all of New England and flood. And then lock in for the winter finale mid month. 

I'm down, gonna look nice in the morning with everything glazed.

maybe the models weren't that far off with the ZR, at least .20" of accretion here, and looks like plenty to go, stuck at 29°...man my deck is a skating rink 

absolutely pounded paws for about a half hour, not 50/50 SNIP mix, but made an inch, so we stat pad...

well if this keeps up I'll make an inch or two, some paws coming down now.

27/24 and heavier echoes coming in almost a mixed bag back and forth to snow at times here less than a half inch so far meh

16 minutes ago, Spanks45 said:

oh they had plenty of time for that too....they are also on track to be done with school by May 15th, earlier if they want to by doing some extra work each day. They also get mandatory hiking days in the spring when the weather is nice

I homeschool as well but have one that's a freshman at a tech school so when he gets off I give the other one the day off too, but radar looks like a mess, and he hasn't had a full week since before the break, although he did get suspended for some nonsense, however they used to complete all their school work in a couple hours as opposed to all day bouncing around to classes and breaks/recess etc...my opinion there should have been school today, even here I'm close to 32 already and half inch maybe otg 

down to 7.5° here pretty impressive, actually looking forward to some warmer weather, I have vehicle work to do and the garage is like a freezer, plus the coop took a hit this year, need to get on that.

like Will said, mid month to about the 25th looks like there's plenty of fresh cold, and something could pop, I do think the torch will be a little more muted than 70s, maybe a day that hits 60+ but I'll take a few days in the 50s, I'm starting to get over it if it's not going to be cold and active, have so much spring shit to do, but I still have feet of snow in some spots, so a couple torch days with high DPs would be nice to get that down. one more biggie would cap off a good winter imo.

36 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

This is not normal in Denver

https://x.com/bianchiweather/status/2027435465356513487?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

wasn't 1980 also the summer with the massive heat wave, followed by a really cold winter? if my child hood memory serves me right. 

10 hours ago, WinterWolf said:

2011 was incredible here too…I believe this area had the deepest pack in New England at the end of Jan/beginning of Feb. it was astounding…roofs caving in literally everywhere.  Pack had big meat in it too. 

and 2/2 was supposed to be another big one but it wound up too warm I think and we missed the goods, I had 37-40" OTG, imagine if that one hit big, roofs would be demolished even more than they were already.

Just now, Go Kart Mozart said:

You forgot to mention that it was uphill, both ways!

what's funny is it literally was uphill both ways for me, not steep but a crest in the middle, and it was 9/10ths of a mile, they've since started bussing to my old house, but that storm happened during our April vacation too, so no snow days or fun until after, then back to school.

not even sure those are from the lakes, but nonetheless...

1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Those are beast mode squalls. If they hold together some towns pick up 1-2” in short order 

snow decent here right now, one benefit of living here we occasionally get a couple inches from random LES squalls 

15 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

3 hours btwn steady snow and last flake about 3.5” I’ll get a final measurement soon 

nice, looks like SCT cashing in on this one, over performer there. Honestly I wasn't expecting more than an inch or so, I'll take the 2 and run.

2" on the nose, light pixie still falling but nice little refresher on top of the other days snow, i take stat pads...

looks like just a hair over 2", and they now have called off school, so yet another day off for my son, but this is about done, once flakes stop I'll measure, at least I don't have to avg this time.

2 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

64"...good season, but could easily be in the 80s right now.

agree, just over 71 here but a lot left on the table of what could have been... imagine if those two that went ots had hit, it'd be historic here.

Just now, ariof said:

Roads in CT look pretty awful, with everyone going back to work and the storm hitting right at rush hour. 2:15 to go 31 miles from Bridgeport to Rye. Ugly.

i used to drive from naugh to maspeth Queens every day for 8 months, sometimes it took that long without weather, but that should be a 30 minute drive about, some days it took us hours, we ran into that tornado that hit Brewster one time, but fastest trip was 1.5 hours, avg speed 85... Sunday night.