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50s in Buffalo and Rochester, mid-30s here. I'm used to it by now. The warmth is pretty much everywhere, except for here. The average high at this point is 45F so we're almost 10F below average. As usual. I'm used to it by now
I couldn't figure out why it was in the 30s here in the afternoon of March 26th. It's not cold at the mid levels (5C at 850mb), there's no trough in place, no Upper low.... It can't just be clouds....
Well below normal from Maryland to Maine. Not in Pittsburgh though...
Then I added the surface winds onto the map and said..... Ahhhhhh, theres why. Thanks Atlantic Ocean.
Oh God please dont come true. This model says this will be the snow cover mid March. What is with the backloaded winters?!!! I rather have front loaded winters. Or at least mid loaded winters. Gees
From November 26th. There must of been a reason I mentioned this. As if I was scared it would happen again. lol
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Originally Posted by Cambium
Something dawned on me as it felt like it's been hard to get cold and snowy Decembers lately. Felt like Early Spring was snowier. So figured I check... Sure enough..
Bridgeport, CT has had more snow in March than December in 4 of the last 5yrs.
December has had more snow than March only 7 of the last 18yrs.
Snowier March than December in recent times
The normal snowfall is the same for both months. 5.1"
I'm currently under a tornado watch. Let's see if anything comes with it. There was a light rain shower earlier today here, on the southern edge of a severe thunderstorm.
I'm currently under a tornado watch. Let's see if anything comes with it. There was a light rain shower earlier today here, on the southern edge of a severe thunderstorm.
If I lived in Norman I would 110% go storm chasing!
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So figured I check... Sure enough..
