March 2026

[PhiEaglesfan712]

32 minutes ago, CPcantmeasuresnow said:

Dont you live in Philadelphia? How do you make these declarative statements for a region you're not even part of. 

Closer to the Philly are, but whether it be NYC or PHL, most of the snowstorms that happened after March 15 are in the middle or or immediately following a very cold period. Just look at 1956, 1958, or 2018, for example. This is not the case this year. Most of the area had 70+ highs today. That's not the weather that preceeds a 2nd half of March snowstorm.

This isn't the New England region, where the sun angle as weaker and snow is a more common occurrence after March 15.

[NEG NAO]

7 hours ago, Freezing Drizzle said:

Hit 70 F from northern Monmouth southwest to Delaware.

Parts of northern most Middlesex County reached 72 - all depended on how much sunshine you received which varied widely from town to town.

[MJO812]

Models are much flatter with the storms for next week in regards to snow. Just need more amplification. 

[NEG NAO]

7 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Models are much flatter with the storms for next week in regards to snow. Just need more amplification. 

that is going to vary model run to model run until we get much closer to the potential - still over 200 hours away - important thing right now is that it is showing up around the same time period on several different OP models and Ensemble Means run after run...

[MJO812]

2 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

that is going to vary model run to model run until we get much closer to the potential - still over 200 hours away - important thing right now is that it is showing up around the same time period on several different OP models and Ensemble Means run after run...

Agree. I like the pna spiking here.

[NEG NAO]

This potential is reminding me of this March storm

Snow storm, March 18, 1994 - Storm Summary

[MJO812]

Euro has nothing for the possible snow event. Onto the models later on.