Bubbler86

Someone will try to add that to their yearly snow totals. 80 degrees and hailing on March 15th. Sheesh.

The winner is...Mechanicsburg. 80 at 3PM.

77 just south of Carlisle at Boiling Springs and 79 just south of Millersville are the two highest temps I see right now. These are unoffical of course but as long as they are not more than 2-3 degrees higher than their neighbors I think they are fairly legit.

12Z GFS is getting serious about Sunday Night.

Which will be the first town in the LSV to 80 today. Glad to say my house is lagging behind after several days of being the hot plate of the area. Dover is 74 right now, Columbia 73, Middletown 71.

Yea, another government shutdown could be in the cards. Did you guys hear that the FAA was testing a fix for the 737 Max airplanes and it was delayed due to the last shutdown otheriwse it may already have come out prior to the last crash.

By then it will be known as the GFS :-).

Looks like most of the Western LSV stayed above 60 last night. East of the River there are some uper 50's now. Yea, it is so humid that the AC almost came on here as well.

Wind woke me up and I had this thought to check the gfs and it did actually have a fun looking clipper bomb in ten to eleven days.

I suspect I do not get below 60 tonight but Saturday is going to be bone chilling cold with the wind...wind chills may be in the 20's all day. Yuck.

Currently 74 here. This place is the frying pan of the forum although it is 75 in Gettysburg.

I just looked at your temps and you rose 5 degrees in 50 min! Are you out burning wood beside the equipment? LOL.

So no tracking Monday's clipper on the Euro? It certainly did not look robust at the end of the NAM run.

I have been keeping my eye on Western PA as there are several 80 degree home station reports now. That is pretty warm. We went down a couple degrees here when some cirrus tempered the sun a bit so 68 now. Lots of 65-70's in Adams and York county. York itself is at 65.

GFS Twins have a low to our south, through the Delmarva, last day of March but that lack of cold air still haunts us.

It is 70's in SW NY State as well. That Super Hurricane Bombogenesis storm, or whatever they are calling it, is pumping air straight from the equator up here. LOL. I just walked outside and I would have guessed it was 75-80 based on how it feels. Still not as impressive as the upper 70's last Feb.

Currently 78 in Latrobe! May hit 80. Wow. I was actually surprised when I saw the 67's and 68's around York. May hit 70 there as well.

Yea, we get no valley/CAD help over here. It is in the mid 70's in S/W PA. Wundermap shows it is near 70 in York.

Just hit 70 for the first time this year (I believe). A lot later than last year!

Yea, it is brutal to drive especially if during a holiday. I lived near Tampa for a year so familar with Port Richey. Surely you have been to Honeymoon Island then? Funny but that part of Florida is where it snows 2 out of 4 years on average. No accums in quite a bit but the Fake/Ocean Effect type snows. We have driven 4-5 times in the last decade and always took 95 to 83 but this last time we took the Virginia route that keeps you on 81 a long time (and through Charlotte). I really, really do not like 81 through the southern half of VA. Too hilly and too many rolling road blocks with trucks.

I stay mostly in Ocala but we have an office in Orlando as well. I play tennis, though not much since moving up here, and have a friend I play with each trip down there so rain is going to ruin my workout.

The ones I saw with my name in ranged from the late 1990's to 2005ish. Like you noticed there are not dates on them and those are far from the full Usenet archives but it does give a glance that outside the less moderated nature of the time, things were really not that much different back then. Fewer models had off hour runs. LOL. That is pretty cool you attended his wedding. He is indeed fully into weather even if his trouble managing emotions limited his ability to pass on the info sometimes.

Just great, not.

I search from Google and put narkive in the search so try narkive wwbb. You can try other terms with Narkive however terms like eus are so common it is hard to filter. After all these years the reign of Bartlo is going to be cast back into the light. Narkive 12Z is another good one. Edit-Ok, I officially feel bad after seeing the link below though there was never any confirmation that the neweather/EUS Bartlo was this Bartlo (at least not that I heard). The Bartlo issue was one of the main reasons EUS and WWBB came into existence. https://www.poconorecord.com/article/20070814/NEWS07/708140305

Saw this one post. Funny. These are all posts that were on the ne.weather Usenet group talking about the "new" web based stuff. Eastern is down for the 6th or 7th time today. Poor Marcus. It gets overloaded everytime a model run comes out and weenies rush to look at the qpf map while certain met's fight each other for the first chance to change their "Final call". Have to admit, though, it certainly looks like someone is going to get it good as to snow accumulation. The storm is on the radar and it looks juicy.