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Late Mar/early Apr was snowy here. But yeah. Kinda meh otherwise. Nothing says excitement like a drought.

Flurries have commenced 31.4°

If anyone wants to relive real cold in the east here’s some TWC Leon

Deerorgy MN lol I think that’s near Elk Bulge ND

Maybe it was born on the FL gulf coast last year and all it knows is blizzards.

If Tennessee, yes. If SNE, unsure.

Yeah...could be some flakes at the end in GC into W NH.

They had -49F on 2/13/1899

BOX lighting up. Should pour even up here this evening.

Will honestly probably knows better than I do. Cheshire and Hillsborough counties were part of BOX back then.

It’s kind of hit or miss depending on the year. If you’re only looking for 00-01 I’d just pick out a few stations and check for the Feb/Mar events and work from there. I know Salisbury up here had good data in that time range. I thought Massabesic Lake would be good, but when I just looked at March I notice they missed that 6-10” slop event that ended the month.

Yeah they came around more and tickled west by 00z last night. Seeing some 8-10” reports in extreme SE WI while Chicago metro is 1-2”.

The Bakersville guy is pretty good too despite his Weenie Hollow.

Kinda funny seeing the band that far west on the IL/WI border.

Here’s the 500mb vortmax that is inducing the inverted trough. You can see the “kinks” in the isobars it’s causing (the actual trough) as the PVA induces pressure falls. It’s the same type of way we get our inverted troughs. But it’s perfectly situated so that it moves southward over Lake Michigan. The extra instability from the warm lake waters is making this locally heavier than it would’ve been otherwise. And yeah, then the low level flow aligns along the long length of the lake and we get the LES streamer behind it for a short time.

So yeah…that’s your inverted trough moving through right now. The LES band is setting up in its wake and will move eastward with time.

Wraparound. Quick…somebody text Ray.

Looks like they reeled that in some

Up to 38° here. Scorchah

The last month has averaged a hair AN, but we haven’t had anything absurd since the first week of October. Of course everyone know’s my opinion about the new normals, but we don’t need to go there after Friday.

There’s an inverted trough that swings through there N to S. The mesos initially push a convective band (horizontal to the flow) southwestward through the city and then behind that it aligns into a typical LES streamer where it slowly shifts east from the city to IN. But I agree with Scoot. I think the heaviest is more east toward the IN/IL border. But it should be pretty cold on the west side of the LES with NW sfc flow.

That’s an aggressive forecast.

‘Tis the season

Looks like the snow line is from Gene to N Conway