8 minutes ago, Sundog said:

They're lucky they aren't North Dakota

dry most of the time there and windy

1 hour ago, Monmouth Weather said:

Too bad it’s 14 days away and a good chance the cold will be back by that time period!

Mid March

Big snow for us

Boring weather coming up

NYC will get a snowstorm on March 21. It follows the sequence: Dec 27, Jan 25, Feb 23, March 21.

Tuesday:

Worder if we get a big wind and rain nor’easter this year. Similar to the HECS set up last week. It’s been a while

Beautiful picture!

21* this morning brrrrr with a 8-12" snow pack.

How long will it survive? 🤔

4 hours ago, Analog1888 said:

NYC will get a snowstorm on March 21. It follows the sequence: Dec 27, Jan 25, Feb 23, March 21.

Jim Witt in his long range dates to watch says March 19-21 possible intense storm.

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3 minutes ago, amugs said:

Jim Witt in his long range dates to watch says March 19-21 possible intense storm.

1956 analog...

38 minutes ago, uncle w said:

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1956 analog...

Dec 27, Jan 25, Feb 23, Mar 21

Today will tie that great winter of 1995-96 with our 42nd day with snow cover - 8th longest stretch. However, today could be the last for some spots including here in East Nantmeal where the south facing hills are now showing grass, but the majority of the property remains snow covered. A beautiful and mild next 2 days for the area with temperatures today well into the 40's and tomorrow well into the 50's for highs. But of course, in 2026 this does not last for long as a strong cold front will cross the area on Sunday morning with maybe a couple flurries and we turn much colder to start the new work week. We should see a much-needed wet week ahead as we start with some potential wintry precipitation and shift to the liquid form as we move through the week.

1 hour ago, Tornadojay said:

Beautiful picture!

way overdone but looks great

36 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

way overdone but looks great

Agree, ocean temps in low/mid 30s so better be pretty strong westerly gradient to avoid sea breeze in the city, LI and eastern NJ. Time of year when you can see a 30+ deg temp gradient across a small distance.

some analogs had a late season heavy snow event...March 22nd, 2018, was the last one...2017 had a storm around mid March...2013 had a snowstorm on the 21st...dont rule out a snowstorm in March...dont look for a long period of snowpack because it goes fast this time of year even with cold temperatures...speaking of snow pack Newark has 5 days in a row with at least 10" on the ground...

3 minutes ago, uncle w said:

some analogs had a late season heavy snow event...March 22nd, 2018, was the last one...2017 had a storm around mid March...2013 had a snowstorm on the 21st...dont rule out a snowstorm in March...dont look for a long period of snowpack because it goes fast this time of year even with cold temperatures...speaking of snow pack Newark has 5 days in a row with at least 10" on the ground...

2018 also had April 1.

12 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

2018 also had April 1.

April 2nd 😊

What a difference a week makes. We were tracking at this time non stop last week.

1 hour ago, Keith O said:

Agree, ocean temps in low/mid 30s so better be pretty strong westerly gradient to avoid sea breeze in the city, LI and eastern NJ. Time of year when you can see a 30+ deg temp gradient across a small distance.

Like 20 years ago when I went to pick up a car from Islip it was low 40s there and when I got back home it was in the mid 70s.