[Cambium]

Forecast bust! lol Seems higher than forecast for a few spots. 60s!


This was the 4pm temps





There are those Cirrus clouds. Awesome day!

[Cambium]

Foggy morning here, looks like in NJ and Southern NY as well. Temps in the 40s.

Check out those 6am 60s in Ohio and Michigan. As we all know, the warmest day comes right ahead of a front. So that's tomorrow for us.

[Cambium]

2pm Temps and Satellite.




Sunny and some 70s around in CT. Danbury & Willimantic.


70s in RI & MA too. 50s on Long Island. 40s in Nantucket.


Mid 70s Central NJ. Upper 70s in Virginia

[7 Wishes]

Whats this I see latest NWS update mention possible snow for Tuesday? And I saw another forum that claims models show snow for a week from tomorrow as well?

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

Whats this I see latest NWS update mention possible snow for Tuesday? And I saw another forum that claims models show snow for a week from tomorrow as well?

Euro had it yesterday. gfs didn't. I haven't checked since,

[Cambium]

2:20pm Temps. Top 10 day?

Blue skies, Dews in the teens/20s with temps in the 60s. LOCK IT IN.

[7 Wishes]

BDR reached 67 today, breaking the record high for the date of 65 set in 2012

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

BDR reached 67 today, breaking the record high for the date of 65 set in 2012

I noticed the locations with longer records didn't break the record.

Bridgport 67° max today was 21° above normal and broke the daily record high.

Hartford Avg high is 46° they hit 64°

[beer belly]

I was contemplating putting the snowblower back in storage, but I'm hearing I may need it next week ?

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by beer belly

I was contemplating putting the snowblower back in storage, but I'm hearing I may need it next week ?

No. I don't see anything definitive. Snow showers , 1" maybe, but no snowstorms or noteworthy events.. Of course that can change but if I'm not posting about snow that means it's not happening.


A colder pattern is coming up. The warm tease is over.


From KBOX

Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Boston/Norton MA
631 AM EST Sat Mar 13 2021

Sunday...

A rather quiet Sunday morning out ahead of an approaching arctic
cold front. In fact, high temperatures will still likely reach into
the lower 40s across the interior high terrain with middle to upper
40s elsewhere. However, an arctic cold front will cross the region
Sunday afternoon. This will generate very steep low level lapse
rates in excess of 9 C/KM in the 1000 to 700 mb layer. In fact,
Bufkit soundings indicate mixing all the way up to 650 mb and
support northwest wind gusts of 40 to 50 mph Sunday afternoon.
Another round of wind advisories will likely be needed. In addition,
shortwave energy coupled with steep low level lapse rates may
generate a few snow showers. We can not rule out a localized snow
squall or two, but moisture appears to be the one ingredient that is
lacking. Regardless, temperatures will be above freezing when any of
this would occur so not too concerned for travel issues at this time.

Sunday night...

A very cold airmass for mid March standards will be ushered into the
region behind the arctic cold front Sunday night. In fact, model
guidance is in very good agreement in 850T dropping to between -21C
and -23C by daybreak Monday. This should translate into low
temperatures dropping into the high single digits across the
interior high terrain; to the lower to middle teens elsewhere. Skies
will become mostly clear overnight, except for some ocean effect
clouds on the outer-Cape and perhaps a few flurries.

Bufkit soundings will also continue to support northwest wind gusts
of 30 to 40 mph. The result will be wind chills dropping to between
0 and 10 below zero by early Monday morning! Quite the change from
the springlike weather we had Thursday and Friday!


Monday...

The work week starts off frigid by mid March standards thanks to a
lobe of cold air aloft lingering after Sunday`s arctic front. Temps
Monday morning start out in single digits (high elevations) to mid
teens, which is 15 to 20 degrees below normal. Not only that but the
high moving in means the tight pressure gradient lingers long enough
to bring wind gusts of 25 to 35 mph in the morning. So, for those
out and about it will feel more like single digits on either side of
zero. Fortunately for those that are ready for Spring, this will be
a relatively brief blip of much coldest air (one day). Despite the
cold temps on Monday, sunshine abounds under building high pressure.
Winds will slacken through the day as the high center moves overhead
by Monday night. High clouds then move in by Monday evening which
may help keep radiational cooling at bay. Even so, we`ll have one
more night of lows in the teens.