CoastalWx

It was deep still in areas in the woods. Not sure why Ray had to spray is snowpack with the hose.

Even when we had rain it barely moved.

That’s funny because I’m surprised how quickly I lost this pack. And it had some moisture in it too. But 2015 in my opinion was the most resilient, that thing wouldn’t budge for whatever reason.

Wife outside with the baby walking down the street and he's inside with a frown looping the euro.

Oh we sure do.

What a day for @MJO812

AC cranked in NYC police cruisers

Just went for a walk in the woods in a conservation area. Down in Norwell beautiful spot. Still packed with snow so it felt funny with the warmth wafting on the nape and walking on many inches of snow in some areas.

Nothing to see here

Local park still covered but 70 now

It’s subjective but it’s all in fun. This isn’t supposed to be some sort of metric like used by NWS but most people all have the same underlying principles with some variety. Some weigh in snowpack retention, some with how long the season actually lasts (for instance Nov-Mar), and some like myself perhaps weigh in the snowfalls along with retention. With two large events it’s hard to argue against a very good grade for me. This area is any exactly retention central, but this year was excellent for that so I would factor that in. However December left a little to be desired given how good the pattern was for cold, and if March is a dud that doesn’t exactly bolster the grade either.

84 south in CT might sneak into warm sector tomorrow aftn. Porked here.

I meant rest of the month, but yeah at least some of you guys have gotten 4-6” or so. Just half inch here.

If we get something, it seems like it will have to be almost an overrunning deal with the cold in Canada nearby.

Well not sure we’ll be shut ouT, but it’s going to have to occur late month and that makes it harder…..especially in my area.