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I don't think I've ever seen the NWS predict anything besides above-normal in the long range, ever.
That being said, I think a blowtorch March is more likely than a cold one, hope I'm wrong though.
You mean the maps george posted? Do you not see the blue on the map? Do you not remember the December forecasts? Noaa makes these forecasts based on long range models not their personal biases. Think the warm up has gotten to you lol.
You mean the maps george posted? Do you not see the blue on the map? Do you not remember the December forecasts? Noaa makes these forecasts based on long range models not their personal biases. Think the warm up has gotten to you lol.
Lol, you're right, it probably has. Consistent above normal temps tends to **** me off majorly.
NOAA seems to be going with the GFS's latest runs which show a return to warmer than normal conditions in days 12-16 from about Chicago on eastward
CFSv2 torches
even first week of March is above normal here
Far out but CFS shows colder 2nd week of March
Shows warming for second half of March
It Looks like aside from a few cold spells, the overall trend is for near to above average temperatures based on those model runs, which would continue the overall trend of warmer than average conditions which have largely persisted since the fall of 2015(with a few exceptions and a few cooler than normal months thrown in there, of course), all in all, it appears likely that February 2017 could well be one of the warmest ever on modern record in Indianapolis, and possibly the warmest February since 1998.
Last year March and April were great but May was a total bust, we went from March weather to July weather, as well as it being notably cloudy.
Despite being above average on paper it was a **** May, with 40s and 50s the first three weeks and then 90s the last week At least we had an awesome June after that, above average and low humidity
Last May was just awful, it might've been the worst I've ever experienced. It was relatively equivalent to February 2015 imo.
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At least we had an awesome June after that, above average and low humidity 
