jm1220

Few little patches of snow left in the backyard and a few small piles around.

March isn’t meteorological winter. 3 below average temp months in winter and well above average snow (Central Park probably has over 45” given undermeasurements) makes it high end.

Like what you see in Denver or Flagstaff. Winds switching to onshore so temps down to low 70s.

2 weeks ago when I get home, well over a foot everywhere on my property and huge banks everywhere. Today 78 and it’s gone lol.

78 here. Still 40 a 20 minute drive from here at Captree.

I see an 80 a couple miles north of me.

And not sure about anybody else but the potholes around here are absolutely horrendous.

Geez-74 now. Shorts weather. Amazingly the little bit of snow is left in the backyard under tree shadows.

Yep-through April even into May it can be downright miserable living on the barrier islands. And especially this year-water temps still in the upper 30s.

Up to 69 here. Gorgeous. This is the time of year we shoot way over temp expectations when we can keep offshore flow.

Cold enough for snow-sure. I have little hope there’ll be anything else here other than maybe a minor stat padder event. But cold enough to make it nasty for days on ENE winds is another story.

63 here, 40-42 on the barrier islands.

Makes no difference here if the Maritimes are chilly and there’s low heights there.

Some snow patches holding on for dear life in the backyard.

Gorgeous-67 here in Melville. The snow piles are melting like crazy and crying for mommy.