Welcome to the new normal. Actually it has allot more to do with the AO and the lack of cold air available to work with the NAO. I know you know this just making a point for others.
That’s what I’m hoping, I would like to start planting some perennials I have under lights in my shop. So if it’s going to really freeZe let it be with April 82
Really bummed about the early shutdowns. I was planning on doing a 4 day weekend next week with 2 days Stratton 2 days sugarbush. Both are closed for the season now
Dust on crust. Your going to need a solid dump to fix things. The southern greens look like they are already in trouble. Season looks extra short this year
I was just thinking this weekend could be a glacier. Sunday was pure, perfect spring conditions. Had a really great time riding soft, but not too soft conditions.
Almost time to grade this disaster winter. Personally it was my least favorite of all time. As some of you know snow for me is more then something I’m passionate about but has major financial implications. There are many out there hurting from two (coastal) duds in a row. Even the 80s as bad as they were had some snow.
I’m cautiously optimistic we at least see something measurable. (1” or something) the stronger the storm more dynamic cooling at play. Temps will be marginal at the coast so it may just be a car topper. Think about it this way 97/98 which was an even more awful winter for the coast then this one pulled off 5.5” in a March storm. March storms tend to be really moisture loaded.
We’ll see, no one wants a big storm more then me, but it’s going to be thread the needle for the coast no matter how you look at it. The predominate low tracks have been so incredibly constant ever suppressed or to our north. Why would that change?
Maybe people are excited for extended warmth. I know I am, if we are going to start the growing season early this year we might as well go all in. Let’s get those ocean temps up as much as possible as well which will help with coastal severe threats.
It makes absolutely no sense. I’m not throwing in the towel for a possible surprise snow event (1-3 type) but a cold March? Everything screams 70s mid month on
I put in 400 daffodil bulbs last fall and they are way up. I’m worried about the cool down zapping any potential blooms. I would think we see everything at least a month ahead this year over the last several