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Even though we rebounded back into the 40s since early February, the warmest departures have been missing miss the Northeast relative to other regions. So the Northeast continues to hold into the colder pocket compared to the rest of the CONUS. The forecast into early March looks like more of the same. 
 

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3 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Even though we rebounded back into the 40s since early February, the warmest departures have been missing miss the Northeast relative to other regions. So the Northeast continues to hold into the colder pocket compared to the rest of the CONUS. The forecast into early March looks like more of the same. 
 

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Looks like a holdover from the November pattern that kept us colder all winter. 

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6 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

Looks like a holdover from the November pattern that kept us colder all winter. 

This is one of those rare times that the Northeast was colder than other areas instead of warmer. 
 

Winter-to-date temperature departure from normal. Currently on track to be the 2nd warmest winter on record (1895-present).
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39 / 26 as the much prolonged snow pack continues to shrink with melting now accelerated.   Tomorrow's rains may due much of the s/c nj and NE places in.   Not much sun the next 4-5 days and the snowpack can be replaced quickly Sun pm and into and through Monday with the storm.  2/23 - beyond looks to ride near / below normal and remain wetter.

 

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12 hours ago, Prue11 said:

Fridays rain should put a big dent in it

Well see based on what I'm seeing , it's 4-5 inches thick still as of this morning.  Driving around other then shoulders, areas where wind blew snow away. Everything is covered solidly,  even the ice on water is doing really well, but sloth very obvious reductions in thinner areas or where open water and currents is normal. 

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Not a good look going into Spring.  Extreme drought now showing up in NWNJ.  

We need to start making up deficits in March and April in a big way to reduce the chances of water restrictions this coming late Spring and Summer, especially for NJ.

The lack of widespread moderate to heavy precipitation events over the last 12-18 months has been impressive.

 

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It has been fascinating to observe this trend emerge in the month of February, and I believe the extremes really do emphasize the fact that our weather patterns can be quite unpredictable during this time of year. Even the short-term forecasts appear to change slightly from one run to the next, so it is important to keep an open mind when considering the overall forecast. For myself, I always check several forecasts before making travel arrangements so that I can be prepared for changes, and thus far, this has prevented any travel or outings from being ruined by a forecast reversal. When traveling to the airport in unpredictable weather, using a reliable transportation service such as sallimoservice helps to alleviate this concern.

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