mattinpa

Well at least the next heat stretch might not be all 90s and maybe not as extreme. Hope so as we need a break after this oppressive stuff.

Down here we got it worse than NYC north did. So I welcome a pattern that switches things up a bit.

Too hot for me, but I would take upper 80s with low humidity over a consistently wet pattern. The wet pattern we just went through was rough.

Are we still on track for mid 90s tomorrow? AccuWeather is still predicting it. They can be 4-5 degrees above my local forecast but I bet we all get pretty equally hot.

I see some warmth for a few days but forecasters do not seem convinced of record heat yet.

Looked to be 87 here, but without much humidity it isn't too terrible.

I think we will have more than that. Even nowadays, it usually doesn't get consistently hot until June.

I guess we were warmer than the city? Hit around 85 here. When it first gets this warm, I feel exhausted. Glad no more for a while.

This being more of a frontal boundary, I am not so sure about a shift north. But it's been a good winter. Spring can come as long as we don't go right into summer temps.

Unfortunately a non-event here. Got about an inch, and even that is melting.

Upgraded my grade to B+ because of the big storm.

Some trained spotter in Royersford reported 12", so I put weight into that. It was more just by eyeballing that I called 10" here. Anyone else around me measure?

I can see both sides. I did get my 10-12" storm finally, even if the March sun is melting it quickly. So I do not mind spring coming. But I don't do much related to spring gardening and things like that, so if it wants to still snow in April, I do not mind that either.

I estimate about 10 inches here, but the drifts mean it could be a little higher. Very nice storm - good duration, and not the wet kind that threatened power.

Isn't it still rotating NW? I think we'll do well for a while.