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JB is comparing this March "heatwave" to April 1976 when we had that atrocious heat wave over Easter week. You're running about six years behind me so probably too young to remember that, but it was ugly. The hottest day of the year in NYC occurred in April. He does point out that the following summer was a bit below normal and we know the following winter was a heck of a lot better.

How many days do we think West Chesterfield hits 70 in the heat wave thru March 25th or so?

I'll say at least 2 times

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You have had a number of little over performing events down there Scott. While BOS is so far below normal in snowfall, you can't be doing nearly as badly relative to seasonal norms.

I don't mind the torch stuff at all in the right threads but specific event threads like this one should be about the event. Bob needs to do his job or we should take away his pension and benefits.

We went from a big flake blizzard to a small flake fog of snow. Roads are covering now despite the solar impact.

Couple of inches here.

Epic satellite, awesome little spin.

Euro FTW

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JB is comparing this March "heatwave" to April 1976 when we had that atrocious heat wave over Easter week. You're running about six years behind me so probably too young to remember that, but it was ugly. The hottest day of the year in NYC occurred in April. He does point out that the following summer was a bit below normal and we know the following winter was a heck of a lot better.

Summer has the potential to be a little more blocky if ENSO moves to Nino. However, lingering Nina and the stubborn +AO may try to make for a warm start?

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You have had a number of little over performing events down there Scott. While BOS is so far below normal in snowfall, you can't be doing nearly as badly relative to seasonal norms.

We have....

mainly for kicks sake just measured again, about a 1/4" in that interval. Somewhere between 1.5 and about 1.8, I'll do a wider measurement in a minute that will be closer to final. We're seeing the sun at times now which has spiked the temps and will probably put an end to the accumulating OES.

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I'll be next winter is blockier than your physique.

LOL, well we'll see. I hope the sun becomes quieter because imho, I don't think this is a coincidence that the AO is so +. You can go back and look at the winters with increased solar activity and there seems to be a relationship. Of course timing is everything and some winters will have different results.

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LOL, well we'll see. I hope the sun becomes quieter because imho, I don't think this is a coincidence that the AO is so +. You can go back and look at the winters with increased solar activity and there seems to be a relationship. Of course timing is everything and some winters will have different results.

Aint that the truth with everything.

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May be the first time I've seen this all winter at Otis which is just a few miles from me. Snow is just flurries now, I'll leave it at 1.6" here. Someone will measure more to my north and southeast and it's legit. It's tough measuring this snow with it blowing all over the place and I'm not going to go high unless I'm sure.

FALMOUTH HVY SNOW 30 27 86 NW14 30.35R VSB 1/4

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Talk dirty big boy

Making note of the date you mentioned this

LOL, don't read into this any more than what it is. Just hoping really. Hell even a good coastal storm is fun for me, but climo says the interior at 1000' isn't done on March 10...despite how warm it will be.

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