March Madness

[NW_of_GYX]

2 hours ago, vortex95 said:

5" Brunswick ME Thursday. 3-6" NNE Friday, now 6-12" for much of NNE Sun-Mon, and two more clippers w/ accumulating snow NNE later next week.

Well, unlike SNE, NNE is "only" close to avg snowfall season-to-date, except far N ME which is below.  So CoastalWx needs to learn to share, even though he was "DONE" w/ NNE earlier this winter!  

I need about 20” for average, possible I’ll get there but odds not great. 

[dryslot]

Oye

 

 

[mreaves]

6 hours ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Yup, good until Labor Day. 

Do you even drink water?

[rimetree]

1 hour ago, tunafish said:

 

Said the same.  PWM at 62".  Not questioning it by any means, just doesn't happen often.

That is surprising. Just a lot of medium/smaller events here surrounding the major at the end of January. Last season we had 12 events total and so far this season we're at 19. Greenland NH coop is showing 72" so it's close. Maybe we just had a little more from IVTs earlier in the season as they were brushing the coast.

[vortex95]

25 minutes ago, NW_of_GYX said:

I need about 20” for average, possible I’ll get there but odds not great. 

I was looking at CLI sites mainly.  I know some areas less, but also some areas more! 

[vortex95]

1 hour ago, dendrite said:

 

"12 Inches of Snow"  How creative for an album title given his name!  LOL.

[vortex95]

4 minutes ago, rimetree said:

That is surprising. Just a lot of medium/smaller events here surrounding the major at the end of January. Last season we had 12 events total and so far this season we're at 19. Greenland NH coop is showing 72" so it's close. Maybe we just had a little more from IVTs earlier in the season as they were brushing the coast.

The winter of the "strong" clippers.  Can't recall so many clippers over-performing in a winter here.

[Lava Rock]

Oye

 
 

Sunday River should do well

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[jbenedet]

2 hours ago, tunafish said:

 

Said the same.  PWM at 62".  Not questioning it by any means, just doesn't happen often.

60 sounds about right. 

[HIPPYVALLEY]

52 minutes ago, mreaves said:

Do you even drink water?

I just love drought talk.  

[HoarfrostHubb]

This has been a crappy March for SNE snow lovers.   

[HIPPYVALLEY]

Thinking I might be staying in N Conway an extra day.  

[MJO812]

21 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

This has been a crappy March for SNE snow lovers.   

Im at 0 for the month down here

[kdxken]

1 hour ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

This has been a crappy March for SNE    

Fyp

[kdxken]

 

 

 

[vortex95]

Regarding the West heat...

Ever notice that the opposite is largely ignored?  How about central AK this winter?  FAI records in infographic attached that still continue currently (31 days now w/ lows -40 or below and now up to 140 in a row not exceeding 32). FAI is running -22.6 F for the month so far.  Or the extent of below avg temps across North America earlier in the week?    You can't focus on just one area and run w/ that.

Or how about all-time state record March highs?  The attached map is not updated for the new state records in CA/NV/AZ/UT and the 98 in MA I think is off, but take note that 40 of 50 states set their March all-time record highs 50+ years ago, and most them 95+ years ago.  What caused it all then?

All valid points here.
 

[kdxken]

9 minutes ago, vortex95 said:

Regarding the West heat...

Ever notice that the opposite is largely ignored?  How about central AK this winter?  FAI records in infographic attached that still continue currently (31 days now w/ lows -40 or below and now up to 140 in a row not exceeding 32). FAI is running -22.6 F for the month so far.  Or the extent of below avg temps across North America earlier in the week?    You can't focus on just one area and run w/ that.

Or how about all-time state record March highs?  The attached map is not updated for the new state records in CA/NV/AZ/UT and the 98 in MA I think is off, but take note that 40 of 50 states set their March all-time record highs 50+ years ago, and most them 95+ years ago.  What caused it all then?

All valid points here.
 

How many of the Fairbanks temperatures were all time lows for the month?

[kdxken]

 

[dendrite]

15 minutes ago, vortex95 said:

Regarding the West heat...

Ever notice that the opposite is largely ignored?  How about central AK this winter?  FAI records in infographic attached that still continue currently (31 days now w/ lows -40 or below and now up to 140 in a row not exceeding 32). FAI is running -22.6 F for the month so far.  Or the extent of below avg temps across North America earlier in the week?    You can't focus on just one area and run w/ that.

Or how about all-time state record March highs?  The attached map is not updated for the new state records in CA/NV/AZ/UT and the 98 in MA I think is off, but take note that 40 of 50 states set their March all-time record highs 50+ years ago, and most them 95+ years ago.  What caused it all then?

All valid points here.
 

Got the April map? I mentioned AK the other day. 

[dendrite]

10 minutes ago, kdxken said:

How many of the Fairbanks temperatures were all time lows for the month?

It’s been impressive. Not sure about the validity of the 1911 stretch, but if you toss that then Fairbanks tied the next coldest reading of -49. 4 record mins this month and lots of runner ups.

[dendrite]

Those 1911 readings look legit…brutal cold on the original COOP forms for multiple sites. -68 at Allakaket is nuts for March. Alaskan yore.