9 minutes ago, Rdd9108 said:

@SnowMiser123

Obviously wont lay much but this is wild to see

Still snowing hard after sunset on the RGEM with subfreezing temperatures at that point - could see snow stick fairly rapidly by then.

Ramping up until the moment of the event

Winds have over preformed this year, wouldn’t be surprised if we see 60-70+ gusts in spots

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/watch/ww0068.html

A couple INTENSE tornadoes possible?

Cutters on the models . I guess having the MJO in 8 and the tellies becoming possibly favorable in March doesnt mean anything

47 minutes ago, Metfan88 said:

Cutters on the models . I guess having the MJO in 8 and the tellies becoming possibly favorable in March doesnt mean anything

They do mean something, but so does climo. So you're talking about a pattern that probably produces in NY/New England instead of farther south.

12 minutes ago, SnowMiser123 said:

They do mean something, but so does climo. So you're talking about a pattern that probably produces in NY/New England instead of farther south.

Yep

1 hour ago, Metfan88 said:

Cutters on the models . I guess having the MJO in 8 and the tellies becoming possibly favorable in March doesnt mean anything

Anthony BN by a few in late March when Ns are in the low 50s means nothing.

HRRR is showing this.

Nws mentioned up to 1.5 per hour rates.

25 minutes ago, THE GREAT Ben Solo said:

Anthony BN by a few in late March when Ns are in the low 50s means nothing.

sometimes I wonder how long he's been doing this....it was over 3 weeks ago

2 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

sometimes I wonder how long he's been doing this....it was over 3 weeks ago

I think he just does it for fun. Trying to get people to respond. He knows better.

2/22-23 was a classic Archembault event-flipped the pattern and winter ended

Ice pellets, 38.8/36.7. HRRR has the full changeover to snow at around 5 pm which seems reasonable based off of current CC mix line placement.

6 hours ago, Analog1888 said:

It is 4 degrees here, but that is nowhere near the record. Will be in the 80s Friday.

We had subzero in March in 2019 I think

2 minutes ago, Snowlover76 said:

We had subzero in March in 2019 I think

The record up here was like -15 today, but the record high is close to 90.

1 hour ago, Brian5671 said:

sometimes I wonder how long he's been doing this....it was over 3 weeks ago

No one knew that. Stop posting gibberish. We always have a chance in March if the NAO and AO are favorable. Its getting harder to get snow in late March but not impossible.

You can give up but we still have a slim chance. It gets harder and harder though

Once April comes , im checked out.

1 hour ago, Brian5671 said:

2/22-23 was a classic Archembault event-flipped the pattern and winter ended

Best storm in a decade

34.7/33.2

Snow mixing in. Big flakes.