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The unofficial official absurdly warm for March thread, Part III


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Yessir Jay yessir basketball beer and bosoms in that order hee yaw.

We have reached an altitude of 59* and continue to climb. Cruising altitude will be roughly 84*. You may now unfasten your seatbelts and enjoy the torch.

Do you actually go to parties or drink apple juice in the dorm cause im trying to find a place to party tonight

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Saw some blooming daffodil's in Hudson, NH earlier today. Nothing close to blooming up where I live outside of CON. Lots of tulips and such doing well but nowhere near blooming.

Also just drove by forsythia bushes in full bloom, mine at home just barely have the little budds and no yellow tint at all.

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Early summer season outlook:

“dry begets dry” …as the old climate adage goes. Although, heh, it didn’t work to well in ’09, with the wettest March ever followed by that inferno summer. But then again … that wet march was pretty local to New England, and our ‘heat’ comes from the Midwest most of the time – so there’s that to consider.

In general, dry continental springs tend to parlay into a lower dewy, higher temp type summers.

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Early summer season outlook:

“dry begets dry” …as the old climate adage goes. Although, heh, it didn’t work to well in ’09, with the wettest March ever followed by that inferno summer. But then again … that wet march was pretty local to New England, and our ‘heat’ comes from the Midwest most of the time – so there’s that to consider.

In general, dry continental springs tend to parlay into a lower dewy, higher temp type summers.

I think April will feature a little more rain for sure. It might not be a wet month but pattern supports a little more precip I think.

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The models have been consistently showing a phasing scenario between this old closed low passing through the MA, and a strong diving n-stream impulse, but the native progressivity that has been plaguing the flow …since last summer really, would tend one to think that happens too far E. The models are also putting any threat from that toward the Martime/NS/NF regions, which seems a better fit for the time being.

If that verifies as expected, sans the snow. Cold, blustery for a 2 day stint, but probably no snow. Then, this stubborn se ridge tries to resurge a bit… we might actually warm sector mid week in rapid turn-around, because the next S/W rides over top said se heights, and with 0 blocking in the lower troposphere leading up to, a warm front would probably zip up through NNE with ease. That could set stage for an interesting convection – but that’s getting way out there.

If it doesn’t verify and somehow this gets west, it would certainly break a long standing tendency that is against that happening. Nothing is impossible.

Also, the extended Euro turns that phased result into one of those spring killing west Atlantic gyres, like we used to get in just about every April in the late 1980s. …Yeah, it’s abandonment season, sure, but that, too, would tend to set in the face of progressivity in the flow. Just have to see – if that verifies, no warm sectoring later next week, though.

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