Torch Tiger

It's 2-3" with lollis....flooder

you looking for ZR?

31.3, ready for the snow

I wasn't even talking to you in the first place, sheesh. Move on please

NORWOOD SUNNY 41 11 29 W20G36 29.92S WCI 32 MARSHFIELD SUNNY 41 9 26 W13G25 29.89F PLYMOUTH SUNNY 40 10 29 W22G40 29.90S WCI 30 TAUNTON SUNNY 42 9 25 W20G35 29.94R NEW BEDFORD MOSUNNY 40 9 28 W22G33 29.94S WCI 30 These weren't even the official highs but not difficult to find, if you bothered to look. Did you get your nap today?

yeah was in Brockton and Brockton Jr. (Wey) today, very very windy times

that's horrible. 40's and very very sunny here

I dated one of the professors daughters in 1997

Dr. James Koermer

even this cool-down is mediocre for mid/late March

snow so rare now that a few squalls gets hundreds or thousands of posts

It's Spring! Hopefully one of these relative cold pools comes through Memorial Day!

link?

what was the last week of March like in 2012 for ORH/BOS?

Pounding here! rain though

looks decent east of ALB

The foggy-brain crew refusing to get their science straight. Maybe with an afternoon nap they'll get it

dude is ripped up.

Another AN day, wow. 51F in Milford ma

How much snow do you have OTG?

crazy double-down copiums. lol

Friday Night into Monday: This period is more uncertain with below normal forecast confidence given the differences in 500 mb evolution alluded to above. It does look like rain develops later Fri night into Sat where PoPs were increased into the likely to low categorical range for Sat. With enough colder air in place at outside, precip may begin as brief wet snow with perhaps some minor sub-Advisory accumulation in interior Southern New England, but rain is likely to predominate. Rain may continue or linger into the balance of the weekend, particularly into southeast New England, and I opted to deviate from the dry NBM to carry a lower Chance PoP mention for Sun into Mon. EPS and GEFS show 24-hr rainfall probs Sat into early Sun that are in the moderate to high range (50-80%) for a half inch or more of rain, moderate (30-50%) for an inch or more of rain, and low (10-20%) for 24-hr rains over 2 inches. If higher rainfall materializes from a stronger/slower solution, the potential would increase for areal flooding; while astro tides are on the low side (~9.50 ft MLLW for Boston Harbor) persistent onshore flow would also bring the risk for splashover or minor coastal flooding. Potential for large forecast changes in the coming days given the current model solution spread for this period, so stay tuned! Snow?

Great pic

I bet they were, especially when crowds are down or even out. Spring skiing is the best jmo <3

Yeah you've got to account for the fact that (Ex: BOS) March 1st average high may be U 30's while the 31st is more like low 50's. Early month torch is just ++