I'd also like to see what the Atlantic SSTA's were like in the 70's, I'm sure they were cooler than today. Also, I believe Atlantic tropical activity was relatively lower in the 70's and 80's than it is today.
Other than north-facing, shaded areas, this weekend's snow is just a memory. Stuff was already starting to poke up out of the ground and lawns are looking like they're ready to green up. 55F
^Agreed. It will pick up some when severe season gets underway and later in the summer with tropical season. But by and large, most of us are winter weather fans. Only 192 days until fall!
38F
So nice seeing the changeover line crashing SE for a change instead of racing NW.
Heavy snow, 30F. Salt truck just came down my street. Staring to see snow blowing off the roof -- looks like it's becoming more powdery as temps drop.
Ratios will suck and I can't get worked up over accumulations one way or the other. Whatever falls will be gone by Monday. I'm just going to enjoy watching it rip fatties for a few hours tomorrow before we set off towards another 6 months of summer of azz wx.
It's March, always take the under. But this is most likely the last winter event we'll track for another 8 or 9 months, so I'll enjoy it for what it is.