That doesn't change my point. It still is a winter month and counts in our annual average even at 6.5 inches. It will be graded on the lower total then.
I curiously watch them all. Just not highly invested because such low odds. It's just as Mike said there is no support outside of CMC which is on an island. There is just not much cold air to tap even if we do get a perfect track.
March is a winter month. 93 has not set unrealistic expectations for me. We average 7.6 inches of snow. I grade each month to start based on meeting or exceeding the average monthly snow.
I wish you were my teacher in school... I look at it month by month. I give Dec A+, January A+, Feb and March TBD. If this were it for the year, Id give C+ or B-.
The good news is nothing on horizon for next 10-15 days. Should be nice slow snow melt so no floods. Then wait to see if we have one last gasp of winter.
I was out grilling for lunch. Nice to smell burgers cooking on the grill. Spring right around the corner.
What are you seeing? I am not seeing anything for our area outside a possible few flakes. I see the UK crushes to the east. I am getting vibes of 2021. We had a great Dec and January then winter stopped here by early February while other areas had great rest of winter.
NWS has a possible freezing rain to rain scenario as of now. Temps in the upper 30s Sunday.
I was on the verge of giving up for the weekend... but latest CMC has almost perfect scenario for us. Its going to require a perfect track. UKie is similar to CMC with period of heavy snow.
Just had another one come thru. Thought we were done, but that long squall gonna lay down an inch whoever gets in it. I need it to drift east a few miles. More building behind it.
Congrats. Northeast of the city looks to be in the best area for now. There may be a squall warning for that one coming through Youngstown. Plus ones around Cleveland.
Snow showers starting to build back in. Looks like some decent squalls north of Lake Erie heading south. Lets see what we can add to what we already got.