Angus
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quote from last portion of Matt's post (link referenced above)
"The exception to this may come in the Northeast United States in the final week of March with a shot of Canadian cold, which is why I've kept from expanding much above average temperatures east of the Great Lakes. As for precipitation, a split flow for the bulk of the month (separated northern and southern streams - keeping energy and moisture divided) will likely limit widespread precipitation events."
Let's hope the precipitation forecast holds true... and, the mad river blog guy is even more pessimistic!
"The exception to this may come in the Northeast United States in the final week of March with a shot of Canadian cold, which is why I've kept from expanding much above average temperatures east of the Great Lakes. As for precipitation, a split flow for the bulk of the month (separated northern and southern streams - keeping energy and moisture divided) will likely limit widespread precipitation events."
Let's hope the precipitation forecast holds true... and, the mad river blog guy is even more pessimistic!