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Logan up to 82.

Milky overcast but a warm 74 here.

Big turnaround in the pattern. We rejoice! Yes there may be a turd or 3 from here to 6/15 but we’ve definitely turned the corner.

The sad thing is I remember’66 shoveling the sidewalk in front of my dad’s pharmacy while home from college on break. In those days, men in their 40s and 50s were dropping from heart attacks left and right so we never let dad shovel.

March in the “big 4”: BOS: +4.0 BDL: +4.8 ** ORH: +4.2 PVD: +3.7 BDL notwithstanding a solidly above normal March.

I was in the 60s yesterday but more importantly muggy after dark. Today is cooler but in full sun it feels nice. Warmth is over performing and cold under at least here in SNE. April however can be a cruel month so I typically have low expectations but high hopes until June.

Well we’ll be back in town Friday evening. Seems we’ll be greeted with oodles of dreck.

83/70 here at APF. We take

Yeah looks fake

I haven’t added my snow in several events. Hopefully I’ll remember

81 where I’m at today. Hopefully it’s not too cold upon our return in approximately 2 weeks.

In those days you could add mustard to it for longevity.

Here’s my contribution for the day… Roy is stretching and warming up the voice. Of course when Roy declares it is asterisked with the caveat that he is speaking for SNE only.

The funny thing is I remember that day as not too warm in Boston. Quickly walking the dog so I could get in front of the tv.

When we lived in our last place, we heated and cooled exclusively with mini splits. Big electric bills even back then (10 years ago).

No that was our last house. Gas now for the past 10 years

I’m out officially by Sunday. Enjoy what comes fellas. My only lament is Florida looks coolish at least for the first week I’m there. Good luck piling up some snow. I’ll turn the heat down on my way out the door and hopefully save a few bucks. The mid January to mid February bill is $675.

2015 had hints but the 0Z euro at 60 hours had a blizzard seemingly out of nowhere. The rest is history.

For me, snow total is 80% of the grade while retention is 10%, cold 10%. Since retention is dependent on cold it’s kind of 80/20. Overall grade to date is a D.

Wind howling for sure but honestly it’s not like this type of wind doesn’t happen probably 4-6 times a year. My wife and I walked after the flash freeze late last night. We put on our Nano Spikes and it was like walking with no risk. They’re staying on the boots probably this entire week.

Outside of the epic late January through February 2015, 93-94 was my favorite winter. Cold and snow more or less belly to belly (ginxy expression). 95/96 had a bit more snow but the meltdown in January and again later in February takes it down somewhat. But in 95-96 we had snow otg for most of December-February as well as a nice system late in November. 1992-93 was my 2nd winter back from California and it was pretty good. I was in Dallas for superstorm in March but even afterwards snow kept coming. Of course my favorite all time winter was 1960-61.

Now we know. Of all the ineeds, snow wins.

Cory, it was modeled. This is not an elevation event. In fact, elevation in some places was a deterrent. Check out the modeled snow from most sources yesterday. Your latitude hurt you, nothing else had much of an impact.

Everyone in the pike region got 5-6”. Logan measured 5.4” at 7AM today. That was well modeled and you are like 50 miles south of Ray.