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March 2012........Happy Sping


Mr Torchey

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Yeah, and that was after a full-fledged 3-day heat wave in late April. You never really know.

My average date over the past 26 seasons in April 11th....plenty of time left to add to my seasonal total.

Of course. It's funny to see so many bite on false spring. They never learn.lol

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Of course. It's funny to see so many bite on false spring. They never learn.lol

In 2002, after an even warmer winter of little snow, it was hot in April. But may was cold. Summer however was very hot per my memory.....particularly August. By mid October, still with heat, the models signaled a huge pattern change and it occurred. Autumn then turned cool to cold, decent snow came in late November, and the winter in general rocked. Maybe a repeat?

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In 2002, after an even warmer winter of little snow, it was hot in April. But may was cold. Summer however was very hot per my memory.....particularly August. By mid October, still with heat, the models signaled a huge pattern change and it occurred. Autumn then turned cool to cold, decent snow came in late November, and the winter in general rocked. Maybe a repeat?

Weak Nino?

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West of the hills in Vermont is a disaster. Only a few patches of snow here and there. They have been like us this winter, except they only got 2" out of the 3/1 system.

My gf goes to school even more in the Champlain valley, and she hasn't had a storm over 4" all year...needless to say she's had to come to lsc to see snow lol

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Going back to what Sam had mentioned earlier regarding the potential for a major rain event here this is actually something I was thinking of a few days ago. The GFS has been incredibly consistent in a closed off cut-off low slowly working through the south-central Plains and into the Ohio Valley and then eventually into the Northeast. The Euro has not been nearly as consistent but it does appear not only may we be dealing with another active severe wx week down south but we could be dealing with the potential for a few days of rainfall. The northward surge of warmth/moisture out ahead of the system is pretty impressive as modeled.

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We don't get severe that early (what little we ever get) and it's too early to do gardens given frost threats. The ground underfoot up here will turn to a quicksand-like muddy clay as soon as the frost comes out.

Tonight I started my seed-starting spreadsheet only to realize that there were some that I should have already started. If it warms up enough to unfreeze my cold frame from its not-to-be-plowed storage spot, I'll get it over a garden bed to start warming up the soil. Never mind making a garden planning diagram, trading friends for just a few more seeds, chucking out too old seeds, etc. The beginning of March has good gardening moments! There are no black flies, mosquitos or deer ticks.

-monadnocks

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I wouldn't rule out frozen/freezing precip even if that cutoff waits until next Sunday/Monday to come out. It is coinciding with another attempted amplification of the trough in the northern stream around that time. With the Gulf of AK low, this favors periodic troughs into the Northeast and Maritimes, with the ridge centered in the Middle of the Continent. I see the GFS has a cold high north of us at 192 hrs.

That may be a bigger player on future runs.

Going back to what Sam had mentioned earlier regarding the potential for a major rain event here this is actually something I was thinking of a few days ago. The GFS has been incredibly consistent in a closed off cut-off low slowly working through the south-central Plains and into the Ohio Valley and then eventually into the Northeast. The Euro has not been nearly as consistent but it does appear not only may we be dealing with another active severe wx week down south but we could be dealing with the potential for a few days of rainfall. The northward surge of warmth/moisture out ahead of the system is pretty impressive as modeled.

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The EC ens continue very warm. Pretty much 50s/60s right through to d16 (Mar 19) and likely continuing for some time after that. After this current cool down the only one progged is for this Fri/Sat before Sunday goes warm again. Maybe ENE gets backdoored here or there, but overall it's very warm with 50F even up to Vim Toot daily. It'll be interesting to see how warm it all ends up verifying.

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The EC ens continue very warm. Pretty much 50s/60s right through to d16 (Mar 19) and likely continuing for some time after that. After this current cool down the only one progged is for this Fri/Sat before Sunday goes warm again. Maybe ENE gets backdoored here or there, but overall it's very warm with 50F even up to Vim Toot daily. It'll be interesting to see how warm it all ends up verifying.

I've got this bet with Will locked up.. Might be the earliest snow melt for MRG in history

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Well it could still end up a bit muted, but no question is will be above normal. None.

Nice little snow event down in Va..........only in 2012, does the best clipper of the winter hit Va lol, some spots down that way have more snow than Boston for the winter...........crazy

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Scooter on board..............Ginx's Morch Mute Complete Failure..........BSE2 locked and loaded, C`weat on his mower by Friday.

LOL, well so far pretty muted not the Gate to Gate Torch you advertised but obviously torch enroute. Should be exciting for you weather buffs, nothing better in the weather department.

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LOL, well so far pretty muted not the Gate to Gate Torch you advertised but obviously torch enroute. Should be exciting for you weather buffs, nothing better in the weather department.

You keep spewing LIES, read the first post bro.............MARCH 7 was the day the torch arrived, but you always do that, you did the same thing in the 10 days of hell fire shall rain down upon theeeee. No gate to gate from this weenie Steve, but nice try. Enjoy the fire.

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