The Week Ahead: March 28 – April 3

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9:30PM

After a dry & chilly weekend that felt more like mid February than late March, it is time to take a look at what is expected during the coming week in the Boston area.

As expected, the medium range computer models are “all over the place”. They have a general idea of how the pattern is going to go during the next 7 days, but can’t agree on the details, even run-to-run with the same model. This can be a forecasters nightmare, but not necessarily. I’ve always found that the best approach to this situation is to not change much in the thinking you were forming when the models were a bit more stable. Also, drawing upon experience, having seen this setup before, can be helpful. With this in mind, I’m making only minor adjustments again to the outlook.

Summary… Look for a dry & chilly end to March during the next 4 days, thanks to low pressure over eastern Canada and high pressure over central Canada, not moving all that much, and feeding polar air into the region. A couple disturbances passing by from time to time will only produce clouds. One such disturbance is expected to move through tomorrow afternoon. The first attempt at the southern jet stream sending a storm this way will likely be thwarted by this northwesterly flow of dry air at midweek, as one stormo passes south of New England.  But as steering currents begin to bend around and the setup in Canada weakens, April should open with a bout of storminess sometime during the first 3 days of the month (we hinted at this last week as a potential period of stormy weather). It is still uncertain what type of precipitation will occur with this system, so I will be vague in my wording for now, and we’ll keep a close eye on the developing situation during the next few days.

Detailed forecast…

TONIGHT: Clear. Low 23 to 28. Wind W 10 to 15 mph.

MONDAY: Sunny to partly cloudy in the morning. Partly to mostly cloudy in the afternoon. High 40 to 45. Wind W 10 to 20 mph.

MONDAY NIGHT: Clearing. Low 20 to 25. Wind NW 10 to 20 mph gusting to 25 mph. Wind chill in the teens.

TUESDAY: Mostly sunny. High 40 to 45. Wind NW 10 to 20 mph.

TUESDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear. Low 25 to 30. Wind NW 5 to 15 mph.

WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy. High 43 to 48. Wind W 5 to 15 mph.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Partly cloudy. Low 25 to 30. Wind SW 5 to 10 mph.

THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy. High 40 to 45. Wind SE 5 to 15 mph.

FRIDAY & SATURDAY: Chance of rain and snow. Highs 35-45.

SUNDAY: Chance of rain or snow showers. High in the 40s.

123 thoughts on “The Week Ahead: March 28 – April 3”

  1. Thank’s TK for the week ahead forcast, I guess we just wait and see what mother nature has in store for us. I saw your post on wbz and I guess that is the way to do it 48/60. Goodnight TK.

    1. It really is the only sensible way to try to do this. I’d love to be able to give details days in advance, but it’s just not possible. Even with all the tech, Mother Nature just has too many tricks up her sleeve.

      I’ll give you my best guess as we get closer, and I’m sure the WBZ mets will have a good handle on this thing too as we’ll see with their blogs!

      Have a good night John.

  2. It should be a fun, yet frustrating week of monitoring those model runs.
    I hope we get at least some snow before this post winter season leaves us.
    This time tomorrow, we should have an idea on what the NAM will be showing, which will probably lead us to more uncertainty.

    1. Probably true Scott. If we see the NAM & Euro agreeing with how to handle the first wave (the one I think it going mainly south of us Thursday) by tomorrow night or Tuesday, then the Euro will probably have a pretty good idea of the solution for what goes on Friday into the weekend.

  3. Thanks for the update. Its probably good the region will see precip at the end of the week. A bunch of days with strong spring sun, low humidities and no leaves on the trees, I’d think the ground can get dried out rather quickly.

    1. The brush fire threat will go up very quickly in the pattern of the last couple and the next few days. And rivers are in good enough shape that only a major rainstorm would cause significant flooding. This March was so unlike last.

      1. With 79″+ of snow this winter, it’s hard to believe that any part of the ground is “that” dry. Something to think about in the coming days and weeks.

        1. It only takes a matter of days for the topsoil to dry out. As an agricultural meteorologist this was something I was always monitoring for my crop forecast areas.

        2. We also see drying out taking place rapidly before trees and bushes get their leaves. That happened early last April even after the soaking wet March, and we had some brush fire problems then as well.

  6. The Celitcs and Bruins both won tonight…break out the duck boats. 🙂

    This should be quite a week speculating on what will happen come Friday and maybe even Saturday…no doubt Henry Margusity is going to be “bouncing the walls” all week as well….lol. 🙂

  7. WBZ News at 11 p.m. Authorities said that non threatening levels of iodine from Japan are showing up in water supplies in MA. Again the levels, as of now, pose no threat. Barry spent some airtime explaining how the jet stream could have brought the iodine from Japan to MA. Interesting.

    2. It is making its way through the jet stream, Ch5 met MW said it will make it all over the world but to little amounts to harm.

  8. Morning

    So model mayhem continues, 00z GFS shows a grazing whereas the 6Z shows a coastal. The EURO misses the phasing but still shows a storm just offshore on Sat.

  9. Hadi, if you had to guess, based on your gut at the moment, do you think it will snow or rain this weekend?

  10. Coastal my gut tells me rain with a little snow in Boston, but more snow NW. That is if the storm even makes it up here. I think the NWS eluded to temps allowing snow up the coast.

  11. Thank you for the blog TK. I know with the models differing and changing it is frustrating for all of you who understand how to read the models but I like that you can “discuss” your interpretation here without criticism and with understanding that there is no way to know for certain. For someone like me who loves the weather but doesn’t understand the technical aspects, leading up to an event or potential event was always my favorite time on the BZ blog. I could not only learn about what models do what the best but also exactly what meteorologist go through in New England to even begin to formulate a forecast. I will probably not post much this week but I sure will plan to read and learn.

    All that being said – the overall anticipation is also part of the excitement in weather 🙂

  12. First worry out there should be the brush fire danger early this week.

    I believe the first storm should go out south of the area ejecting of the mid-Atlantic coast.

    The next event you have the GGEM and UK, which have each had a tendency to over amplify systems all winter, wanting to sock SNE. However, even with these solutions you would run into difficult PTYPE issues with April sun angle creating BL issues with daytime temps into the 30’s even well inland. I would think a more elevation driven winter weather event even in with the wetter scenarios.

    Hard to completely disregard the GFS/ECWMF, so as has been mentioned here earlier, a chance rain/snow forecast for late in the week is the way to go, with a greater emphasis on the chance of snow in the elevated areas of the region.

  13. JMA,

    I agree 100%, I have always said that to get a snowstorm in SNE late march/april everything has to line up perfectly which does not happen a lot. Low has to be in perfect position, high in Canada in the right place, blocking etc…..

    UK/GGEM have been pretty terrible most of the winter so I really have not been putting much stock in them at this point. I think the EURO has the right set up/ blend it with the GFS slighlty and you have a minor storm at this point.

  14. The national weather service has just issued a red flag fire warning from 11:ooam-7:00pm today. A red flag warning means that critical fire weather exists. The wind gusts are at 25-30 and conditions remain dry. Not good.

    1. It continues to be ugly over there…. I hate to give up on that blog as I’ve been a follower for a long time, but geez, it’s out of control.

      I was able to get a few minutes of fishing in at lunch time, the sun was nice, but the wind and temps were a bit uncomfortable!

      Henry’s forecast was certainly entertaining….

      TJA

  16. If any snow does fall later this week, it will be on the back edge of the storm. Too much warm air on the front side. But that back edge could throw quite a punch and that’s where the main focus should be.

  17. 12z GFS comes in with more QPF about 1″ from BOS to ORH to CEF. However 3/4 of that falls after 12z Fri which means daylight hours and both 850 and 2m temps seem above freezing throughout the day. Just one solution, but it does come further north than the 00z.

  18. That is just for the first 2 systems. It actually creates a 3rd system and dumps additional QPF. It is a really wild run and because its a 12z, I at least think it deserves some analysis for validity.

  19. If you take the GFS at face value it propels 3 systems through our area back to back to back beginning 3am Friday Morning and Ending 8pm Saturday Night. This 40hr event with 3 lulls would dump 1.5-2.0 of QPF at boderaline temps. With snow potential early Friday and then again Friday night into Saturday morning and then again at then end of the storm. Realistic-probably not, but even in this, there is no all snow scenario even in elevated locations like ORH.

  21. Hadi-I agree and there at lots of anomalous features that don’t add up with this run of the GFS, but it is interesting to watch a 12z cycle come out with such a wild solution it is more of a 6z/18z type solution.

  23. Henry Margusity predicting a big snowstorm it won’t happen. I love his enthusiasm for the weather and maybe one day you will get one right. If we have a storm system up here I still feel its more wet than white. The elevated areas may see some wintry weather out of this.

  24. I think Henry M’s forecast was not very analytical and had some wishcasting thrown in.

    On another note, just came in from appointments and it is still windy and dry. Not surprised about fire warnings. The dew points must be in the very low single digits.

    1. It’s incredibly dry and I was surprised to see some people burning. I just took my two year old granddaughter to the playground. When she went down the slide all you could hear was static. I was leaning against the slide and when she went by me, the charge went through the slide and into my arm.

  25. ECWMF comes further north with its 12z run with between 0.6-1.0 QPF at BOS ORH CEF. Most of the precip falls after 12 z Friday and before 12z Saturday. Then leaves cold, raw, showery weather in its wake into Sunday morning. All locations keep 2m temps above freezing though. Some colder air aloft could allow for dynamic cooling during the nighttime hours.

  26. What do I take from the latest 12z GFS and EURO? Better agreement for precipitation in SNE Friday into Saturday. Chance of Rain and Snow. Better chances of snow in elevated locations. In other words, nothing has changed with the going forecast.

  27. Enjoying reading the discussion above…………… The cool air has now made it all the way to the Gulf Coast with 40s and low 50s very deep into the south. I would think a temp anomoly map of the US would be colored mostly blue today……..With all this sun, think some rain or wet snow later this week should help turn the lawns green early next week.

    1. That’s all they need now SST is a good soaking. Everything wiil be green soon and everything is going to start blooming. My trees out front have a ton of buds on them, wont be long till they are all full again. I have a really big tree in my front yard, it gives me lots of shade in the summer and sun all winter. When I replanted my front I had to put boxwoods in because of this fact. New blog on wbz.

      1. Hi John.

        I was walking around our yard yesterday and noticed the buds on the trees and bushes…….I wish my yard had another tree or two to provide shade for our house on the hot days. I think my electric bill would be a lot lower. On those hot days, the A/C fights a losing battle until the sun sets.

        1. SST-In the fall you can get great prices on trees and other landscape stuff. They try to get rid of stock before the winter, and early fall would be the perfect time to plant. If you did your homework, you could have those trees without taking a big hit in the wallet. I can keep an eye out for you if you want.

  29. I would say that after reading Joe’s blog, perhaps Henry is on the right “track” after all. Perhaps Henry’s interior snow forecast could be a bit overdone, but we will see.

    Looking forward to TK’s forecast later.

    1. I’m giving the stuff a quick look now, but I have an errand to run with my son, then dinner, & have to pick up my daughter from class later, so I probably won’t be able to post a new fcst until mid evening.

  30. It’s been taking all afternoon for these clouds to even remotely get close. And finally we have a few wave clouds forming off to the W. But the air is so dry everything trying to move S from Canada & northern New England has been just drying up.

  31. I have a feeling about this one I haven’t had in a while…and I’m not sure if I’m going to get blasted out of the water on this, but I just have a feeling we may be shoveling even close to Boston on Saturday. The setup reminds me of countless spring storms I dealt with that ended up being colder than forecast and heavier snow producers.

    I’m not going to sound any alarms on WBZ’s blog, but this one worries me a bit.

    2. I’M sure once you give out your forcast thoughts it will be right on the money, I am really looking forward to that. Tk have you invited BM and Charlie to join your blog.

      1. I would like to see RMB invited over here as well. Yesterday he wrote a couple of posts expressing his frustration with all the trolling that has been going on lately. Can’t say that I blame him.

  32. Thanks TK for checking in…is it now safe to say that a major spring “storm” is pretty much a given and the only question is the track? Pretty amazing the number of possible tracks could occur…well west, over SNE, east of Nantucket, or out to sea.

    I looked at some articles on AccuWeather and hints at yet more storminess through mid-April. I guess my shovel stays where it is for awhile. 😉

    1. Yeah I noted that on a 12z GFS that I actually think has a good handle on the pattern. We may not even be done with snow as we head toward April 10-12. Here’s my problem with the 12z Euro. The 12z Saturday panel shows a strong surface low already departing, however, an amplified 500mb trough axis is still significantly to the west, with alot of apparent energy in it. Something is missing here… This model looked disjointed a few runs ago as well, and that particular run is NOT verifying well. I don’t think this one will either.

      This is a rare instance where I am starting to side more with the GFS, and not because I want one thing or another (I’m sure itoldyouso would accuse me of it), but I just feel this is the best way to lean right now, with all the “mayhem” as Joe Joyce called it.

      1. TK, if you haven’t already, check out my post above with AccuWeather’s website on Henry’s video. Could he actually be correct about a “Big Daddy” this time? Your thoughts so far sound familiar with his.

    2. So is it safe to say that we have a 5o/50/ shot at say more snow than rain? even on the southshore. Tk if you are worried you have got my full attention. I also believe you should leave that here. I could not hold back today on wbz- I was anonymous, sorry I know ignore.

      1. That was a very nicely-written post, Anonymous. 🙂 I just wish Mr. Troll had enough sense to listen.

  34. BZ blog is out of control. Thanks TK for running this. These springs storms always seen to have a surprise in them. Just can’t jump on anything bc things are very much up in the air. I am glad to see that we are talking after 12z on Friday so I can fly out (I know selfish) rather then Thursday night.

  35. TK I would Not even bother posting that on the BZ blog. It really is a shame it had turned to that. I wonder what the mets think when they read that stuff.

    1. Hadi, I am glad that you invited RMB..he gets really frustrated with the trolls.

      I hope he joins us. I am seriously considering leaving the WBZ blog for good other than just reading the mets thoughts. I say let the trolls have the blog. Maybe then WBZ/CBS will get the hint and actually make some serious changes regarding bad behavior.

      1. Hi Philip-I also think my days on wbz may be coming to an end,
        I was just on there and it is just out of control. I posted as anonymous on the first weather page today, not sure if you saw it. I think this is mostly Itoldyouso and also believe he is snowballmanny. Maybe Tk could get Barry involved on here. But I am glad for this site as I see nothing but good things here. And when TK gets some more people from wbz it will be even more better. As I also stated last week we can talk here about anything and not get attacked. Myself and Tk got attacked for talking hockey. Hockey talk is good here because Tk and myself love it, just like alot of you guys do. For example alot of talk about college basketball- I do not follow basketball not my thing,
        but just because I do not talk about it, does not meen somebody else can’t without being attacked. Ok so I have vented. By the time next weekend rolls around we have a storm to deal with.

    2. That’s fine Hadi… I have no intention of taking anything or anyone away from WBZ’s blog. And I feel bad that Barry and the other mets who are excited about their blog have to read that garbage, and are basically told by CBS they can’t police it. It’s a waste of great internet space.

      1. Hmmm…I am beginning to wonder if CBS just doesn’t have the “will” to police the blogs. With all the technology these days (to say the least) I am not buying it.

  38. Today’s CPC has below normal temps and above normal precip for the next two weeks (14 days) over the entire northeastern U.S.

  39. My issue with the 12z GFS is you have 2 cape hatteras lows following the exact same track and the disparity from the OP run to its ensembles. Ensembles that show QPF from 0 -2+” does not instill great confidence for this forecaster. I guess I don’t get “that” feeling yet.

    Hadi I know has picked up on my thinking for a while about the ECWMF. It has been on an inconsistent streak since September of 2009, particularly in its 84-144hr time range. I have found the GFS to be at least as reliable in recent weeks.

    1. The way Harvey was talking, without actually saying it, you can tell he’s nervous about this one as well. It’s going to be interesting anyway.

      It sure feels nice to be able to maybe not see something the same way and not have someone bash you over it. Believe me when you work in a weather office of any kind with other forecasters you better learn to agree to disagree or it will not be pleasant. 🙂

  40. Phillip-One quick thing on the CPC 8-14 day outlooks. They are not a forecast for each day in the period, but rather a running average. So a 3 day cold snap or 1 heavy QPF event can throw off the entire periods’ comparison to the norm, so they cannot always be counted on as forecast for the next 14 days If you are already of aware of this, sorry for speaking up. If not, I hope its a helpful tidbit.

    2. Thanks JMA, I do understand your point. I don’t take CPC outlooks too-too seriously. I post them sometimes just to provide general information more than anything else. Many times they change radically day-to-day.

      I will say however, that back in the first half of the 2009 summer the CPC constantly showed well below normal temps for us, which was right on the money to say the least. As much as I hate hot weather, that summer was a bit too cool even for me.

  41. I get what you are saying TK, but in recent years, I have trended away from April 15th to April 1st., and even March 25th. It just seems harder and harder to get those wintry events in non-elevated areas based on more recent SNE climatology

    1. Was it 1996 when it wouldn’t seem to stop snowing in April? You are right though, there have been less…

  42. JMA that is great info about the CPC I had no idea that it was done that. Now it makes sense. Thanks

  43. Yes there was snow in April of 1996 which was part of that memorable 95-96 winter with over 100 inches of snow. I gave my thoughts on the storm system already and will see if there are any surprises.
    I enjoy coming to a blog with no trash talk.

    1. Glad you came on board JJ. Yes I thought it was 1996. I knew it was 1997 because I knew the April Fools storm was not in the same winter that I remember shoveling my driveway multiple times in March & April.

  44. Bring on the snow, as long as it doesn’t cause more branches to fall. I had to pick up branches, and breakout the chain saw this weekend. I’ll take 3″ or 30″, but nothing in between 🙂

  45. Hey Coastal…. I don’t think this is going to be a repeat of the April Fools Blizzard but I can’t totally rule out snow and I still favor the elevated areas of SNE but as some people have pointed out these spring storms have there surprises and I as always say these low pressure systems have minds of their own. This should be a fun week tracking this and see what eventually happens and will see if this is the last snow chance before we start tracking thunderstorms.

    2. Hey JJ, I agree with 100%. The way this winter has been going, I feel that there will be a suprise conclusion to this winter season. I put away my shovels this weekend but made sure I have gas for the snow blower. Not sure if that makes any sense.

  46. There was a big snowstorm April 29 1987. About a foot in Framingham. TK as an aside I was interested in your comment about working in a weather group 6:42. Maybe during quiet times (not wanting to make more work for you) perhaps you and others who have worked in a weather office could talk a bit to those of us who know nothing about it

    1. I’d love to. I’m going to probably set up a section on this blog for various discussion topics, as well as one for just daily weather chat like we have going on here. I’ll be doing tweaking of the site when I can, and I’ll let everyone know what/when I’m doing with it, so it’s not confusing or annoying. 🙂

      1. TK great site and I’m glad to be even a small part if it. I look forward to seeing how it develops. My offer still stands to help in any way I can.

    2. Vicki, I remember that storm well…even Boston received a solid 4 inches and Worcester got just around 20″. The one good thing about that snowstorm is that even most of the side roads were in excellent shape. This is why I have no problem with spring snow…no matter how much, travel is relatively easy.

  47. Unless it snows really hard during the day this time of year the roads should not be too much of an issue to navigate. Once the snow sets and its snows then its a different story.

  48. So let me pose this question, what is everyone’s most memorable snow storm since 1990?

    I will go first, presidents day storm 2003 living in JP at the time and I took my aging golden retriever who died less then a month after. We had a nice walk to blockbuster to grap a movie. I will never forget the sight of her in the snow. She went crazy for it!!

    1. December 9 2005 just for the intensity of it. Snowfall rate, lightning/thunder, synoptic setup, and the clearing sky in the W at the end of the day.

  49. Hadi that is mine as well, but not for the same reason. I had just moved to Salem, NH from Norwood and we only got 13 inches. I remember my disappointment of missing out on so much snow. Other than that it has to be the April Fools Day storm.

  50. TK that dec 2005 storm was unreal I remember measuring 7 inches in a little over an hour. I believe bombogensies occurred during that storm. My wife was on her way home and I called her to pull over so she did and people thought she wax crazy until 10 minutes later when they all did the same.

  52. Dec 9 has seen some great storms including 1978 my wedding day. It was a great gift from mother nature:). I normally remember years but my favorite was on December 8 I think or close. Maybe early 90s. Framingham lost power for a few days. Loss of power is my personal standard for a memorable storm. :). I’m ashamed I can’t remember the year. I originally thought 1999 but I thought my kids were younger

  53. I remember being in Florida during one of those blizzards, may have been that presidents day blizzard that I missed 🙁

    That December 2005 event was one that I remember all too well.

  54. My most memorable snowstorms are the blizzard of 96 and the Superstorm of 93. I will never forget the winds during that storm and that was part of the 95-96 winter with over 100 inches of snow. The superstorm of 93 I remember because the snow came up to close to my knee caps. I was young at the time and all week the I kept hearing the big kahuna is coming Saturday and it did.

  55. So nice to talk with reasonable people:)) people think I am nuts about weather but who do they turn to first when they need a forecast.

  58. If I may add my my oppinion to most memorable storms, but it was not snow. The worst storm I have ever seen in my 39yrs was the big October “no name storm”. I grew up in the fieldston area of Marshfield by the water on oceanbluff. The water from the ocean behind us was just flowing through the yards down to the main street. Foster ave was up behind my house this was where all the oceanfront homes were. I remember houses just getting washed away and cars just getting thrown around like nothing. The next day the plows were out clearing up all the house foundations. The first year we moved to Marshfield was the year of that famous blizzard.

  59. I am going to ask a favor of all of you: Please, every time you visit WBZ’s blog. Don’t respond to any troll comments. Just keep hitting ‘report comment’. Be as relentless doing that as he is posting them.

    Matt, if you are reading this, don’t respond to anything he says, even if he’s using your name. Believe me the people know that it isn’t the real you. He wants you to get annoyed and say something. Don’t give him the satisfaction. Just hit report comment every time. I don’t care how long we have to keep this up. WBZ’s weather team does too much for us. We have to do what we can for them.

      1. Outside of an occasional BZ post, I now go on the blog to report comments. Period. I reported most of the Matt comments tonight. Not going to respond to it, but not letting those comments stand either without reporting them.

  60. John that was heartbreaking. I’ve been spending summers at Humarock my entire life. The destruction there was horrendous. But the sheer power was amazing yet we had barely anything inland. Even small storms at the ocean are incredible. I can’t imagine being there for something like the no name storm

  61. TK. It’s hard to even know who the real Matt is. This person is totally out if control it seems as if he is actually arguing with himself and playing both sides Your suggestion to me is the best way to handle it.

  63. Well im pretty much done posting on Wbz-the newest posts on the blog will explain why.
    That troll can’t do anything else with their life.
    Any chance in getting the Wbz mets posting comments on here?

    1. I’m doing what I can to take care of it. I saw the entire conversation he created with basically every regular blogger’s name. It was almost funny (in a way).

      I am going to email Barry in a couple days to see what we can do.

  64. Most memorable snowstorm since 1990….hmmm…..I agree with the storms mentioned above, I’d have to mention a Jan 2005 blizzard that helped to cancel a Mon-Wed set of school days. There was so much snow to move, that when it snowed another 6 inches in the middle of that week, we lost Thursday and Friday too. The school year ended June 28th !!!!!!! For perspective, with 4 snow days this year, we are slated to finish June 17th.

    1. Due to my shortish lifespan, that would be my favorite snow event. Just remembering waking up the morning the storm finished, the cars were literally buried and the drifts were amazing. Had 4 snow days that week, not sure why we had school Friday…

    1. And they are gone already.
      It’s just the persistent trolling every day that I can’t stand. This new blog is perfect.

  66. Hi vicki- I will never forget that storm as long as I live. Everywhere you looked it was just destruction. Friends that I grew up with lost there cottages, most rebuilt. It was a very dangerous night to be out and about, but I was young. I have seen that ocean angry many times. We have friends who own a home in the sandhills area of Scituate they just put the house on the market. They had enough after this winter with repairing there home. My family and I were at there house for some of the storms this winter, just insane how the ocean gets during these storms.

  67. I believe that it would be best if for now we all STOP POSTING on the WBZ blog until “management” or whoever over there at CBS puts a stop to these trolls once and for all. I especially want some kind of “imposter” prevention. The “old” site at least did not allow that. I actually was completely fooled by that phony”snowstorm” conversation. What a dope I am, I guess…should have known better by now.

    Frankly TK I absolutely love this site anyway!…no “refreshing” issues in addition to the trolling. It also takes my PC forever to load the BZ site anyway.

    1. Glad you enjoy the site. I am setting up an internet radio station too. It’s actually already there. It’s just playing 80s music right now. 😉

      Eventually I hope to have sections in the station for various types of music as well as weather-related podcasts. 🙂

    2. I like this site much better to. It would be nice if we could all just post here from now on. Tk this could be an awesome weather site, hell it already is. If we could get Barry on board that would be great to. No offense to Barry he is good, but I am a huge Harvey fan. Maybe you could get both. That would be something. Thank’s Tk you did a real good thing here.

  68. It was sort of funny.. I guess I said we would get 18 inches too low for my liking. I would have pulled out all the stops and gone for 30:). Anyway good night all!!

    1. It was quite convincing…too bad those trolls don’t use their “talents” for good use, oh well. 🙁

  69. Before everyone goes to bed…Kevin Lemanowicz so far is leaning towards NO storm for Friday. He said that there is only one model that brings the storm closer. We’ll see what happens.

    OK…have a good night everyone! 🙂

  70. I’m taking the cheap way out tonight, and I have updated the blog and continued to use the vague wording… Have a good night all!

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