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March DISCO/OBS: Please End It


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1 hour ago, tamarack said:

At 65.0" here.  Annual average is 89", YTD is 77" so we're a foot shy of the 3/17 cumulative.  There's no 22" dump around the corner, like last March, but another 6" gets us to 80%.

Interesting, my average here is only 4” less than you but my sample size is only 12 years. I am 15” behind you season to date but I can’t remember the storms that we missed that you got? That’s a decent variation for not a ton of latitude/climo gain. I was up at saddleback this weekend and the drive home through weld, Peru, Hartford was interesting, more pack hanging on in those hills as of yesterday than rangeley area. Seems like your area may have been the sweet spot in this unremarkable season for interior Maine. 

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1 minute ago, kdxken said:

Didn't need it. Didn't want it.

Understandable. We had piss poor water management last year that led to us having to tap into adjacent municipalities water to the tune of a $166k. I hope they do a better job this year placing restrictions on public water usage so we don’t have the same problem this year.

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4 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

The Euro solution from 12z makes the most sense 

Euro from 18z makes even more sense.  Its going to be hard to get good snows anywhere if its a progressive frontal wave… ME/NH mtns favored due to late wave development. Verification being less robust and NE of current progs seems like the safe play here.

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18 hours ago, Typhoon Tip said:

No problems with this take above.   

I've been saying also for years actually ...that more and more so we are becoming reliant upon direct cold sourcing into events or the profiles ( this'll trigger some posters ...) are rain now.   

As an afterthought, there's arguments that we are a NJ climate from 1990s - the climate migration up the coast is a real thing

I don't expect it to be very cold....probably around normal. My only assertion was that the NAO/AO look to trend negative again next week.

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