Will - Rutgers Posted March 24, 2018 Share Posted March 24, 2018 Bluewave and Don Sutherland, you guys are great posters, thanks for all of the info and write-ups you do. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stormlover74 Posted March 24, 2018 Share Posted March 24, 2018 2 hours ago, gravitylover said: ?? Northern CA or NV? Otherwise I have no idea. Too warm for Mt Washington Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan76 Posted March 24, 2018 Share Posted March 24, 2018 2 hours ago, gravitylover said: ?? Hawaii Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
doncat Posted March 24, 2018 Share Posted March 24, 2018 7 hours ago, bluewave said: Going forward into the spring and summer, it will be interesting to see if this near record precipitation pattern continues. The climate has generally been drier than normal here since 2012. The wet stretches after 2011 have usually been transient before dryness returned. So far, ISP and JFK are having their 2nd wettest February and March period on record. Feb/Mar precipitation ISP #1....2010...14.67" #2...2018....13.83" JFK #1...2010....14.63" #2...2018....10.86" Astronomical winter here was the 3rd wettest since 1981 with 15.12" precip. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
uncle W Posted March 25, 2018 Share Posted March 25, 2018 NYC Spring average temperature 3/1-5/31...total precipitation...max temp... year.....ave temp....precip"....max temp...... 1869..........47.2......10.15................................ 1870..........48.6......10.27.......... 1871..........52.2......12.61.......... 1872..........47.1........8.71.......... 1873..........47.1........9.94.......... 1874..........45.7......13.13.......... 1875..........45.8........7.99........... 1876..........47.2......14.88......87 1877..........47.7........9.24......88 1878..........52.3........8.43......84 1879..........50.6........9.76......86 1880..........51.5........8.18......96 1881..........48.4........9.96......93 1882..........48.2........8.37......80 1883..........47.0........8.03......82 1884..........48.5......11.18......86 1885..........46.6........4.95......87 1886..........50.2......12.08......86 1887..........47.5........6.20......87 1888..........44.7......13.13......84 1889..........51.5......11.00......91 1890..........48.3......10.80......81 1891..........47.8........8.44......82 1892..........47.4........9.73......81 1893..........46.7......13.50......85 1894..........51.0........7.27......85 1895..........49.3........7.59......96 1896..........50.6........9.06......92 1897..........50.9......10.83......81 1898..........50.6......12.75......86 1899..........49.9........8.60......88 1900..........47.7........9.23......90 1901..........47.9......18.52......85 1902..........51.3........9.22......86 1903..........54.2........7.97......89 1904..........48.8........9.25......89 1905..........50.6........6.60......81 1906..........50.1......16.47......90 1907..........48.5......11.08......85 1908..........52.3......13.16......88 1909..........49.1......11.17......83 1910..........53.0........7.51......82 1911..........48.7........8.12......86 1912..........50.1......16.63......89 1913..........52.7......15.69......89 1914..........49.6......10.43......95 1915..........50.1........7.10......92 1916..........47.4......11.33......81 1917..........47.3......11.00......84 1918..........52.7......11.15......91 1919..........51.8......12.99......92 1920..........48.9......13.26......82 1921..........55.2......10.19......89 1922..........52.4......11.30......86 1923..........49.0........8.37......86 1924..........48.5......14.47......75 1925..........51.9........9.43......91 1926..........47.7........6.81......83 1927..........50.2........8.95......90 1928..........48.9........9.73......80 1929..........52.6......14.09......93 1930..........50.8........7.96......91 1931..........51.0......13.00......93 1932..........49.4......11.11......90 1933..........51.1......16.46......90 1934..........50.4......13.11......90 1935..........51.0........5.06......89 1936..........52.5......11.72......92 1937..........50.4......10.90......93 1938..........52.9........8.96......89 1939..........51.1........9.93......96 1940..........47.5......17.80......83 1941..........52.5........7.70......96 1942..........54.0........8.78......92 1943..........49.6......10.44......89 1944..........51.2......11.91......92 1945..........55.3......11.23......86 1946..........54.0......11.44......87 1947..........49.4......11.63......86 1948..........51.1......14.35......87 1949..........53.3........9.49......92 1950..........47.9........7.05......82 1951..........52.6......12.99......90 1952..........52.0......13.83......83 1953..........53.6......18.31......90 1954..........51.7........9.05......85 1955..........53.5........8.32......90 1956..........48.1......10.01......89 1957..........52.7......10.17......87 1958..........50.8......12.58......82 1959..........53.4........7.01......94 1960..........50.0........8.98......87 1961..........50.1......12.91......85 1962..........53.6........7.23......99 1963..........52.8........7.04......86 1964..........52.7........8.23......94 1965..........52.3........6.97......94 1966..........51.3........7.89......85 1967..........47.5......13.50......81 1968..........52.6......14.67......82 1969..........53.8......10.39......97 1970..........51.6......11.00......93 1971..........50.8......10.99......85 1972..........51.1......16.86......86 1973..........53.1......16.16......86 1974..........52.8......13.88......92 1975..........51.3........9.74......93 1976..........53.2......10.56......96 1977..........55.2......12.87......92 1978..........50.7......14.26......90 1979..........54.9......14.67......94 1980..........53.8......21.00......90 1981..........54.4........8.17......87 1982..........52.4......10.66......84 1983..........52.2......29.15......85 1984..........50.1......22.66......85 1985..........55.5........9.04......88 1986..........55.2........7.07......94 1987..........54.1......12.28......97 1988..........52.5........9.57......91 1989..........52.2......19.43......86 1990..........52.9......17.86......91 1991..........56.3......11.95......93 1992..........50.5........9.86......93 1993..........52.9......12.48......92 1994..........52.7......13.01......91 1995..........52.9........6.39......87 1996..........50.7......12.78......96 1997..........51.0......11.09......83 1998..........54.6......19.07......87 1999..........53.0........9.98......89 2000..........53.9......11.34......93 2001..........52.5......11.32......92 2002..........53.6......10.63......96 2003..........50.5......11.20......88 2004..........54.1......12.87......87 2005..........51.1......11.18......87 2006..........54.0......10.98......88 2007..........51.0......20.28......91 2008..........52.5......10.86......84 2009..........53.1......11.61......92 2010..........57.1......16.69......92 2011..........53.7......16.65......89 2012..........56.9........9.90......89 2013..........52.0......12.21......90 2014..........51.3......15.89......89 2015..........53.6........8.73......88 2016..........55.0........7.96......92 2017..........52.5......15.47......92 2018.......... 1870-79......48.4......10.50...... 1880-89......48.4........9.31......96 1890-99......49.2........9.86......96 1900-09......50.1......11.27......90 1910-19......50.3......11.20......95 1920-29......50.5......10.66......93 1930-39......51.1......10.82......96 1940-49......51.8......11.48......96 1950-59......51.6......10.93......94 1960-69......51.7........9.78......99 1970-79......52.5......13.10......96 1980-89......53.2......14.90......97 1990-99......52.8......12.45......96 2000-09......52.8......12.23......96 2010-17......54.0......12.94......92 1870- 2009..........51.0......11.32......95 1980- 2009..........52.9......13.19......96 Top ten warmest................coolest...............wettest....................driest 57.1 in 2010.....44.7 in 1888......29.15" in 1983......4.95" in 1885 56.9 in 2012.....45.7 in 1874......22.66" in 1984......5.06" in 1935 56.3 in 1991.....45.8 in 1875......21.00" in 1980......6.20" in 1887 55.5 in 1985.....46.6 in 1885......20.28" in 2007......6.39" in 1995 55.3 in 1945.....46.7 in 1893......19.43" in 1989......6.60" in 1905 55.2 in 1986.....47.0 in 1883......19.07" in 1998......6.81" in 1926 55.2 in 1977.....47.1 in 1873......18.31" in 1953......6.97" in 1965 55.2 in 1921.....47.1 in 1872......17.86" in 1990......7.01" in 1959 55.0 in 2016.....47.2 in 1876......17.80" in 1940......7.04" in 1963 54.9 in 1979.....47.2 in 1869......16.86" in 1972......7.05" in 1950 ........................................................................................................... April stats... April decade averages... NYC Central Park obs since 1870... decade......temp...high...low...max...min...ave max ave min...precip...snow...B.S. 1870's........47.9...53.3...41.1....na...20..........na........na........3.86"....1.8"....10.0" 1880's........48.5...52.9...46.0....84...21.........77.6.......27.4.....2.92"....0.7".....3.0" 1890's........49.3...52.3...46.4....90...24.........79.1.......28.2.....2.59"....0.8".....3.0" 1900's........49.6...52.2...46.6....84...24.........77.7.......30.4.....3.94"....0.6".....5.0" 1910's........50.6...55.1...47.8....92...22.........79.6.......29.3.....3.78"....2.3"....10.2" 1920's........50.2...56.1...47.3....90...12.........82.6.......28.3.....3.62"....0.9".....8.5" 1930's........49.9...53.7...47.9....89...28.........79.0.......31.9.....3.46"....0.6".....6.4" 1940's........51.4...56.9...46.1....91...24.........79.7.......31.5.....3.33"....1.1".....6.5" 1950's........52.4...55.0...48.2....85...23.........81.1.......31.7.....3.82"....1.0".....4.2" 1960's........52.1...55.9...49.0....91...28.........82.9.......31.8.....3.33"....0.1".....1.2" 1970's........52.2...55.2...47.9....96...25.........84.2.......29.1.....3.82"....0.1".....0.4" 1980's........53.3...56.2...51.2....88...21.........79.9.......31.8.....5.59"....1.0".....9.6" 1990's........53.2...55.7...50.5....91...23.........81.3.......32.4.....3.77"....0.1".....0.7" 2000's........53.5...56.1...49.8....96...29.........86.3.......32.0.....4.67"....0.5".....4.0" 2010's........54.6...57.9...52.3....92...26.........83.9.......34.0.....3.57"....trace trace 2010-17 1870- 2009..........51.0...54.8...47.6....na...na.........80.8.......30.4.....3.72"....0.8".....5.2" 1980- 2009..........53.3...56.0...50.5....na...na.........82.5.......32.1.....4.68"....0.5".....4.8" April extremes... warmest........coldest........wettest........driest........snowiest 57.9 2010...41.1 1874...14.01" 1983...0.95" 1881...13.5" 1875 57.2 2017...43.1 1875...13.05" 2007...1.09" 1942...10.2" 1915 56.9 1941...46.0 1888.....8.77" 1874...1.27" 1963.....9.6" 1982 56.2 1981...46.1 1943.....8.26" 1980...1.27" 1896.....8.5" 1924 56.1 2002...46.3 1887.....8.05" 1973...1.31" 2013.....6.5" 1944 56.1 1921...46.3 1881.....7.85" 2014...1.39" 1869.....6.5" 1917 55.9 1969...46.4 1893.....7.05" 1998...1.41" 1985.....6.4" 1938 55.7 2006...46.6 1904.....6.62" 1984...1.43" 1946.....5.8" 1907 55.7 1991...46.7 1907.....6.62" 1901...1.53" 1935.....5.0" 1887 55.6 1945...46.7 1873.....6.33" 1996...1.58" 2001.....4.2" 1956 55.6 1994 Warmest Coldest temperatures... 96 17th 2002........12 1st 1923 96 18th 1976........20 5th 1874 92 16th 2002........21 4th 1874 92 7th 2010...................... 92 19th 1976........21 5th 1881 92 26th 2009........21 6th 1982 92 27th 1915........21 7th 1982 91 25th 1915........21 19th 1875 91 30th 1942........22 12th 1874 91 17th 1976........22 1st 1919 91 18th 2002........22 2nd 1919 91 27th 1990........23 7th 1881 91 27th 1962........23 6th 1881 90 8th 1991..........23 5th 1995 90 12th 1977........23 4th 1954 90 18th 1896........23 1st 1874 90 20th 1927 90 28th 1990 90 28th 2009 Coldest daily max... 30 5th 1881 30 7th 1982 31 6th 1881 32 4th 1879 32 5th 1879 33 6th 1938 34 6th 1943 34 5th 1944 34 3rd 1896 34 1st 1874 Warmest monthly min... 42 in 1878 40 in 2010 38 in 2012 37 in 2005 37 in 1951 37 in 1910 37 in 1902 37 in 2017 36 in 1991 36 in 1941 36 in 1901 35 in 2011+ Coldest monthly max... 67 in 1940 68 in 1883 69 in 1884 69 in 1876 70 in 1916 71 in 1931 72 in 1893 72 in 1904 73 in 1966+ Biggest snowstorms... 10.2" 3-4th 1915 10.0" 13th 1875 9.6" 6th 1982 8.5" 1st 1924 6.5" 8-9th 1917 6.5" 5th 1944 6.4" 6-7th 1938 5.0" 9th 1907 4.2" 8th 1956 4.0" 7th 2003 3.3" 8-9th 1916 3.3" 5-6th 1896 3.0" 18th 1887 2.6" 11-13th 1918 2.5" 4th 1957 2.5" 4th 1870 2.5" 5th 1898 2.2" 9-10th 1942 2.0" 2nd 1871 1.9" 14th 1950 1.7" 12-13th 1940 1.2" 9th 2000 1.2" 2nd 1965 1.0" 12th 1894 1.0" 15th 1892 1.0" 4th 1886 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CIK62 Posted March 25, 2018 Share Posted March 25, 2018 Remainder of March averaging 48degs., or 2degs. AN. Month to date is -2.8. Should end month at -1.7. The 8 day period is about the same. This would give the first three months of 2018 an average of about +1.1. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
donsutherland1 Posted March 25, 2018 Share Posted March 25, 2018 At 8 am, a snow shower was tracking southwestward from near Danbury. Some additional snow showers could develop this morning. Afterward, much of this week looks more like spring than winter. Temperatures will rise into the 50s in coming days and then the 60s by the middle or latter part of the week. Thursday and possibly Friday have the potential to see the warmest temperatures with the mercury rising into the middle to upper 60s. A few locations in New Jersey could approach 70° Despite the late turn toward warmer conditions, March will very likely finish with a lower mean temperature than February in New York City and much of the surrounding region. New York City’s Average Temperature Through: 3/24 38.6° (2.8° below normal) 3/25 38.5°-38.8° (3/24 estimate: 38.3°-38.6°) 3/31 39.9°-41.1° (3/24 estimate: 39.4°-40.8°) Per aggressive sensitivity analysis, the estimated probability of an below normal monthly anomaly: 81% (3/24 estimate: 75%) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bluewave Posted March 25, 2018 Share Posted March 25, 2018 16 hours ago, doncat said: Astronomical winter here was the 3rd wettest since 1981 with 15.12" precip. This was the first time since May and June 1998 that ISP had two months in a row with over 6" of precipitation. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gravitylover Posted March 25, 2018 Share Posted March 25, 2018 18 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said: At 8 am, a snow shower was tracking southwestward from near Danbury. Some additional snow showers could develop this morning. Afterward, much of this week looks more like spring than winter. Temperatures will rise into the 50s in coming days and then the 60s by the middle or latter part of the week. Thursday and possibly Friday have the potential to see the warmest temperatures with the mercury rising into the middle to upper 60s. A few locations in New Jersey could approach 70° Despite the late turn toward warmer conditions, March will very likely finish with a lower mean temperature than February in New York City and much of the surrounding region. New York City’s Average Temperature Through: 3/24 38.6° (2.8° below normal) 3/25 38.5°-38.8° (3/24 estimate: 38.3°-38.6°) 3/31 39.9°-41.1° (3/24 estimate: 39.4°-40.8°) Per aggressive sensitivity analysis, the estimated probability of an below normal monthly anomaly: 81% (3/24 estimate: 75%) That snow shower is over me right now. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
donsutherland1 Posted March 25, 2018 Share Posted March 25, 2018 A snow shower with large, wet flakes moved through Larchmont a few minutes ago. The snow shower was associated with what looked like a broken squall line heading southwestward. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rjay Posted March 25, 2018 Share Posted March 25, 2018 2 hours ago, donsutherland1 said: A snow shower with large, wet flakes moved through Larchmont a few minutes ago. The snow shower was associated with what looked like a broken squall line heading southwestward. Had a snow shower with that too Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
donsutherland1 Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 A generally seasonable to warmer than normal stretch of weather now lies ahead. Temperatures will rise into the 50s in coming days and then the 60s by the middle or latter part of the week. Thursday and Friday could see the warmest temperatures of the month with the mercury rising into the middle to upper 60s on at least one of the two days. A few locations in New Jersey could reach or exceed 70°. Afterward, there remain indications that colder than normal weather could return in April. Whether or not there will be measurable snowfall in Central Park remains an open question. The last time Central Park saw measurable April snowfall occurred on April 5, 2006 when 0.1” fell. This is the longest such measurable snowfall drought for April on record in Central Park since regular recordkeeping began in 1869. The last time Central Park picked up 1.0” or more snow was April 7, 2003 when 4.0” accumulated. Measurable snowfall in April has grown less common in New York City. During the first 50 years of recordkeeping (1869-1918), there were 32 such days, including 16 days with 1” or more. During the most recent 50-year period (1968-2017), there were 10 days with measurable snowfall and just 3 days with 1” or more. Areas to the north and west of the City could have a higher probability of seeing measurable snowfall in April this year than New York City, but the City could have a chance given the forecast evolution of the pattern. Parts of Long Island likely have a higher probability of seeing measurable snowfall than New York City, as well. New York City’s Average Temperature Through: 3/25 38.6° (3/25 estimate: 38.5°-38.8°; 2.9° below normal) 3/31 40.1°-41.1° (3/25 estimate: 39.9°-41.1°) Per aggressive sensitivity analysis, the estimated probability of an below normal monthly anomaly: 83% (3/25 estimate: 81%) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CIK62 Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 Remainder of March averaging 49degs., or about 3 degs. AN. Month to date is -2.9. March should end at -1.8. The whole 8 days about the same. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
doncat Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 Clear calm 26° here this am. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bluewave Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 Looks like the first time during the 2010's that NYC had 19 days in a row with a negative temperature departure. The only other streak close to this was in Feb 15 with 17 days in a row. Current streak began on March 7th. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nzucker Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 41 minutes ago, bluewave said: Looks like the first time during the 2010's that NYC had 19 days in a row with a negative temperature departure. The only other streak close to this was in Feb 15 with 17 days in a row. Current streak began on March 7th. Today and tomorrow should be below normal as well. I have 49/33 today and 49/37 tomorrow. Impressive streak, though the departures have been relatively small. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nzucker Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 1 hour ago, donsutherland1 said: Afterward, there remain indications that colder than normal weather could return in April. Whether or not there will be measurable snowfall in Central Park remains an open question. The last time Central Park saw measurable April snowfall occurred on April 5, 2006 when 0.1” fell. This is the longest such measurable snowfall drought for April on record in Central Park since regular recordkeeping began in 1869. The last time Central Park picked up 1.0” or more snow was April 7, 2003 when 4.0" accumulated. Central Park must have had accumulation on 4/15/14...I had 0.5" in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn and 1.0" in Dobbs Ferry. Whether they forgot to measure is another question entirely. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bluewave Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 17 minutes ago, nzucker said: Today and tomorrow should be below normal as well. I have 49/33 today and 49/37 tomorrow. Impressive streak, though the departures have been relatively small. Yeah, the larger part of the daily negative departures were the cool highs with all the clouds and storms. The only portion of the departures to go below -10 were the cold highs on a few days. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
doncat Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 41 minutes ago, nzucker said: Central Park must have had accumulation on 4/15/14...I had 0.5" in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn and 1.0" in Dobbs Ferry. Whether they forgot to measure is another question entirely. Same here...rain ended as a period of snow before midnight of the 15th till about 1 am or so on the 16th, had 0.6" here. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bluewave Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 17 minutes ago, doncat said: Same here...rain ended as a period of snow before midnight of the 15th till about 1 am or so on the 16th, had 0.6" here. I just don't think anyone bothered to measure at NYC since the other stations reported a small accumulation. https://nypost.com/2014/04/16/mid-april-snow-falls-across-new-york-city/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
donsutherland1 Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 1 hour ago, nzucker said: Central Park must have had accumulation on 4/15/14...I had 0.5" in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn and 1.0" in Dobbs Ferry. Whether they forgot to measure is another question entirely. Central Park's measuring may well be at issue. The Park reported traces on both the 15th and 16th; the minimum temperature on the 16th was 31°; BDR reported a total of 0.1"; EWR reported a total of 0.4"; ISP reported a total of 0.2"; JFK reported a total of 0.1"; LGA reported a total of 0.3". Up in southern Westchester, I had about an 0.5" of snow that day. IMO, when it comes to snow measurements, the existing quality control framework still leaves much to be desired. Photo below: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nzucker Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 55 minutes ago, doncat said: Same here...rain ended as a period of snow before midnight of the 15th till about 1 am or so on the 16th, had 0.6" here. Yes, that was quite an event, was delivering pizza that day. Arrived at noon in 60F temperatures and a light jacket; by the time I drove home, it was ripping snow with temps in the low 30s. I think Central Park definitely accumulated in that event, at least 0.5"...if Bay Ridge and Staten Island to the south both had half an inch, and Westchester to the north had near an inch, it must have snowed in between. Snow measuring is one area that really lacks objectivity in this era of technology and computer-based measurement. We still seem unsure whether to measure what falls or what sticks, and small snowfalls often go unreported. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
winterwx21 Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 After the warmer weather late this week, I see the models are showing another potential surge of warmth around April 2nd/3rd. Colder air comes in around the 4th but might not last? I'm still not convinced that early April will be as cold as some people have been advertising. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
uncle W Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 a video of where ever they measure should be rolling at all times...Then they can pull a Warner Wolf and go to the video tape...we can estimate measurements on line... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
doncat Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 3 minutes ago, uncle W said: a video of where ever they measure should be rolling at all times...Then they can pull a Warner Wolf and go to the video tape...we can estimate measurements on line... Honestly the only place I trust snowfall measurements is here from our members...Half those numbers in the nws public statements I don't trust and likewise with the so called official reports. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
uncle W Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 April with wintry starts since 1950... dates...max min precip snow depth 01........48....32......0.......0.......0 02........57....46....0.01....0.......0 03........63....48......T.......0.......0 04........76....46....0.02....0.......0 05........63....44....0.06....0.......0 06........48....31....0.13....0.......0 07........50....27.......0......0.......0 08........55....32.......0......0.......0 09........46....27....0.05....T.......0 10........57....29.......0......0.......0 1954............................................. 01........47....31....0.03...0.3......T 02........55....36.......0......0.......0 03........49....24.......0......0.......0 04........43....23.......0......0.......0 05........43....33.......T......T.......0 06........64....43....0.01....0.......0 07........74....53.......T......0.......0 08........77....43....0.17....0.......0 09........56....35.......0......0.......0 10........53....39.......0......0.......0 1956.................................................... 01........52....33.......0......0.......0 02........48....37.......0......0.......0 03........50....40.......T......0.......0 04........51....43....0.01....0.......0 05........66....46.......0......0.......0 06........65....46....0.13....0.......0 07........46....37....0.75....0.......0 08........37....33....0.72...4.2.....3 09........52....34.......0......0.......1 10........57....36.......0......0.......0 1957........................................................ 01........59....39....0.02....0.......0 02........62....41....0.78....0.......0 03........50....36.......0......0.......0 04........42....33....0.85...2.5.....2 05........58....34....0.77....0.......0 06........58....44....0.25....0.......0 07........61....43.......0......0.......0 08........50....37....0.31....0.......0 09........45....34....0.15....T.......0 10........51....35.......0......0.......0 1972..................................................... 01........58....41.......0......0.......0 02........54....39....0.13....T.......0 03........48....36.......0......0.......0 04........42....38....0.31....0.......0 05........54....32.......0......0.......0 06........62....42.......0......0.......0 07........42....28....0.03....T.......T 08........43....26.......T......T.......0 09........51....29.......0......0.......0 10........54....37.......0......0.......0 1975....................................................... 01........67....40.......0......0.......0 02........54....37.......0......0.......0 03........55....33....1.02....0.......0 04........37....27.......0......0.......0 05........41....27.......0......0.......0 06........41....30.......0......0.......0 07........47....29.......0......0.......0 08........47....31.......T......T.......0 09........52....33.......0......0.......0 10........58....32.......0......0.......0 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uncle W Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 2 minutes ago, doncat said: Honestly the only place I trust snowfall measurements is here from our members...Half those numbers in the nws public statements I don't trust and likewise with the so called official reports. we do it for fun...it's a burden for some... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bluewave Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 In the tradition of the 2010's stuck or stagnant weather patterns, the same -EPO pattern since November reloads for early April. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sferic Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 Looking at the latest GFS and CMC looks at least for N&W of the city it could be a little wintry the first week of April Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MJO812 Posted March 26, 2018 Share Posted March 26, 2018 2 hours ago, bluewave said: Early April will probably be the last shot at seeing freezing temperatures or at least a T of snow for parts of the area. Euro shows a cold snow event Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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