Weather

[MOJOE]

We hit 75* today around here Mojoe!!!

Let’s get it Staarrted...

here to 75*,,,,, start what leave me OUT!!!!!!!!!!! ?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ><))):>

><))):>

 

[jpd]

Thunder! Spring?

 

[jpd]

59°and pouring for a while now, all snow piles are gone. Maybe some flurries Monday morning?

 

[MOJOE]

yes jpd raining like hell over here too,,,,,,,,,><))))):>

><)))):>

 

[JoeBfishing]

Thunder! Spring?

That was wild thunder n lighting over here Joe last night.

 

[wader]

they were calling for thunder - winds - hail here last night - none of it materialized

 

[JackPrintMD]

Wind ripping,

Hope we are all spring Thursday...will be my first Golf outing of the Year.

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[MOJOE]

60* by end of next week ???,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ><))):>

><))):>

 

[JackPrintMD]

Still a bit chili today.

Read in the paper this morning possible Blizzaed in April.

 

[JoeBfishing]

Still a bit chili today.

Read in the paper this morning possible Blizzaed in April.

Pssst...April Fools is still a week away...?

 

[cany]

Still a bit chili today.

Read in the paper this morning possible Blizzaed in April.

Tricky months

 

[MOJOE]

real nice day today,, but at times windy? oh well ,,,,,,,,,, ><))):>

><))):>

 

[wader]

just looked out the window & had a "WTF moment"..........

really windy. rainy miserable - but - I thought we were having a snow squall - - white coming down everywhere - in big swirly patches - made me look twice

It was the petals from the white flowers on all of the pear trees we have down here...

 

[Avenger]

Tell you what,... This guy should be applying for a job at NOAA.

From the national weather service:

" ..... due to the confluence of the current jet steam's long term outlook, combined with the strengthening "el nino" phenomena, the long term snowfall outlook for the northeast is trending toward being one of the lightest in many years. This is especially true for coastal areas along the Northeast, especially the Long Island region. Long Island, with its geography jutting out into the warmer waters of the Atlantic, will have most snow events this season turning over to rain at the onset. As a result of these influences, major snow events will continue to impact the mid section of the country. Due to the west to east movements of these upcoming storms, areas of North Carolina and Virginia will likely see record snowfall events this season. This will be especially be true for the Outer Banks of North Carolina and the Eastern shore of Virginia where, due to the straight easterly movement of these systems, the warming influence of the Atlantic will not come into play. "

 

[JackPrintMD]

I guess I should put the blower away this week.

 

[Capt13]

Tell you what,... This guy should be applying for a job at NOAA.

I did pretty good this year !!

 

[ag3]

Looking good going forward. Especially after Apr. 6th. Certainly not last years brutal April which featured record breaking snow fall and cold.

Get the boats and fishing gear ready.

 

[wader]

I did pretty good this year !!

except for this part:
"Due to the west to east movements of these upcoming storms, areas of North Carolina and Virginia will likely see record snowfall events this season. This will be especially be true for the Outer Banks of North Carolina and the Eastern shore of Virginia where, due to the straight easterly movement of these systems, the warming influence of the Atlantic will not come into play. "

other then one storm that gave us about 5 inches - we didn't get squat

 

[Avenger]

Maybe. But sitting here on the island it couldn't have gone any better. I never fired up a snowblower even once. So not only didn't lose days clearing snow, but I don't have to "summerize" them for the off season.

I'll remember this winter just like the one where we got a foot of snow every week. But for much better reasons.

 

[Capt13]

except for this part:
"Due to the west to east movements of these upcoming storms, areas of North Carolina and Virginia will likely see record snowfall events this season. This will be especially be true for the Outer Banks of North Carolina and the Eastern shore of Virginia where, due to the straight easterly movement of these systems, the warming influence of the Atlantic will not come into play. "

other then one storm that gave us about 5 inches - we didn't get squat

I just threw that part in there to make you nervous .....