LibertyBell

That's not how it works though, Ant. Usually / most of the time when we see a snowstorm in April, the winter itself has been snowy. Like 1996, 2003, 2018.

April 1997 was so overrated, April 1996 was MUCH better. I still don't see how Boston got 24 inches of snow, Logan is right on the water.

is that a backdoor front? it looks like an arctic front that gets hung up north of here.

Some horrible person made this youtube video (I saw it years ago and not about to look for it now) in which he put a mouse and a giant centipede in a jar together and the little mouse looked so scared, as if his eyes were about to pop out of his head. I would have locked that guy in a room with about 1000 of those nasty creatures.

They're not even insects and they're much older than dinosaurs. The big asteroid couldn't even take them out lol. Ours are bad, but if you lived in South America or South Asia, OMG, they're the size of snakes there and really vicious. They eat rats and when they sting you it feels like your blood is boiling (literally!)

You're crazy and so is this model lol. Maybe it's predicting the snowfall for the entirety of next winter?

It's quite pleasant, I like this weather. If it's not going to snow, this is the type of weather we should have.

They're useless though. Why can't we train birds to eat all these bugs? Instead they are being lazy and just singing. If we could implant a control device on a bird's head and tell it to eat all wasps, centipedes, spiders and carpenter bees, that would be great!

Not that big, and thin not fat like one of those evil monstrosities. See, thats one monster I wouldn't mind using pesticides to wipe out completely. Something like that deserves to go extinct.

Yes, front and back !!

The sun is fighting the clouds!

glue traps stop them right in their tracks (literally) how do they get inside? I got the glue traps originally to catch mice but the cats and this giant hawk that visits my back yard got rid of the mice and now the glue traps have a secondary function, they catch centipedes without me ever having to see them. A dead centipede looks a lot less scary (and smaller) than a live one!

We'll see, but currently none of our local forecasts have any 70s in the 7 day forecast. It might happen in the first week of April instead, everything seems to be delayed a bit.

Meanwhile I'm trying to figure out ways to keep these giant carpenter bees out that enter my house every Spring. I don't hurt them or anything. I just close the door and leave for an hour or two; when I come back, they're always gone. They must be smart enough to know how to leave on their own.

But this is normal in early Spring. Probably will not hit 70 at all for NYC or points east in DJFM.