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Yep, poor, mostly extremely rural away from big cities, way too hot and humid, susceptible to tornadoes and hurricanes but @Damage In Tolland wishes he was there.

CON was 64

How are places way north of me 15 degrees warmer? God, fook this stupid yuppie state.

I didn't say we haven't. I just think he should not cut off the time it's valid for because then it has no context and is useless. Also, didn't you say it's over a few days ago?

Probably should keep the time stamp showing when it's valid for

Still dendrites in Winterland

Lol, it'd be funny if after having c*cktease after c*cktease all winter we ended up getting a spring KU.

No you don't, you sound like someone who's never been to the South.

I doubt we're gonna even see thunder. Like Tip said, we don't do convection in March. Hell, we hardly do it at all lol. EDIT: You already said this

@dendrite Nice call on not buying the cooler guidance for the last couple days. I should have known better this time of year with no snowpack.

Ok yeah that actually makes a lot of sense regarding the budget. However, the lay person isn't going to understand that context so like you said, we need a better term.

I think 100% of people don't know what it means because there is seemingly no clear definition. It went from "global warming" to "climate change" which is such a vague terminology it's essentially useless.

Mindblowing that it's snowing just north of here while our dew point is 7F lol

I feel like 07-08 had something but the only thing I found was 12/3/07 and it was limited to the Capital Region around Albany.

Well here are some comparisons: On St. Patrick's Day the Euro has 4C 850s and the GFS has -5C. On 3/21 the Euro has 6C 850s while the GFS has -9C. Granted, that is partially due to frontal timing differences but still. Then they both agree on a slightly below normal day on the 22nd with 850s of -3 to -5C. Then in clown range (not that it matters) the GFS keeps us seasonably warm with highs in the low to mid 50s but the Euro insists on mid and upper 60s mostly. EDIT: Oh, and the GFS tries for the late season miracle snowstorm at the end of the run on 3/27 lol.

Euro and GFS are worlds apart in the LR. Euro is a blowtorch and GFS freezes us out. Does anyone know if maybe the GFS has credence because the SSW?

I don't understand this graph...I thought we always ran too warm? Why would the mean error be negative?

Yep, that's what Matt from Norton was doing yesterday. Him FTW.

Per my supervisor. I do observing at BDL.

Yeah, you were right. Just spoke to Tom from ALY and he directed me to that site and we were both checking and there's nothing except some light snowfall reports for the ALY area on the 18th. Sucks...my last hope is NCEI but I doubt they'll have anything.

FWIW, the seasonal total at BDL should be 22.3" I guess one of our observers reported something incorrectly or BOX made a mistake.

06z GFS looks awfully ...concerning

Booooooo...maybe I'll call ALY and see if they got any paper copies of old PNS reports

Ok? I wouldn't qualify 65 as "not even close" to 70 but, whatever