Bubbler86

No ac here. Still covered. Clouds saved the $$$

Clouds stalled our increase. 62 now which to me is better than getting in the 70's. 70 in the house as is,

Mostly sunny and 65 at noon, So much for an all wet week.,

It got up to 60 at Rou but clouded over hours ago and down to 56 now. Not as cloudy as the Mav's playoff hopes but cloudy just the same.

63 in Hagerstown

Starting to see it get a bit lighter here now. Up to 45.

.NOW... While fog is slowly dissipating, a few areas of dense fog remain in areas between the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains. In particular, visibility less than one quarter mile is being observed at 9 AM across portions of western Maryland, eastern West Virginia, and the Waynesboro Virginia area. This fog will continue to dissipate through 10 AM.

They have services on their website and YT every week. Lots of accidents so they were having trouble getting staff in.

This webcam near Hagerstown tells the story here right now. Our Church cancelled in person service. March has been outright cold so far...hope today's 60's come to fruition. Never broke 40 yesterday.

2 hours ago it was clear and 41. Now socked in fog and 36.

Grapefruit league standings cover the majority of the favorites here in the top 4. O's, Red Sox, Phil's, and Yankees.

I did not mind this particular Sat Am but not sure about never...some Sat's I might have minded it. Thank goodness he has perfected 18-day forecasts so we can stop all the model watching and use the time for good deeds.

Speaking of plentiful rain, I just made a grass inspection and except for the areas the tree guy put down food for our maples, there is nothing yet. I would not say it looks like Jan 15th grass, but I am weeks away from growth that would need a cut. I would have to set my mower high and mower 3-4 times on purpose this summer (instead of one mow) to keep up with you.

Or....normal weekly activity.

Late nooners. Drizzlely 39

Outside the low rain issues to topsoil if it does not rain for a couple weeks, I wonder if we get any drought declarations this year. Could be a drought free summer if we get at least occasional rain. I say this with the knowledge of what looks like a wet or white period coming up over the next 2 weeks.

El Nino caused the warmth. What do we root for now? https://www.yahoo.com/news/warmest-winter-record-winter-weather-100051725.html What caused the warmth? Meteorologists say that El Niño, as predicted last fall, was the primary driver for the warm weather pattern that persisted throughout the winter. El Niño typically produces unusually warm winters across the northern tier of the nation. AccuWeather chief meteorologist Jon Porter also said that our warming climate also contributed to the unusually mild conditions for much of the country this winter.

I just can't do it with that hilarious inverse picture you posted. (With his shirt reading backwards.) The GFS is putting the Spring Fling in the rearview with only 3-4 days with AN highs the next 10 days.

One of several snow chances on the 6Z GFS (PA) though they all rely on timing and progressions that could not be modeled accurately at 72 hours much less this far. <Jim Carrey from Dumb and dumber.jpg>

35 and about .4" in the coffers. The neighbor said when it came down fast late yesterday, parachutes were mixing in though I did not see it myself.

Must have been snow virga

Light rain and 37 here. Sim radar shows snow in Pillow.