Amazing Outlook from NOAA

[Paul Ont]

Ok- I don't usually post maps here, but I've NEVER seen the dark red on an NOAA map before, let alone in my area... This is a good outlook!


6-10 Day:

8-14 Day:



Daff's have started blooming, the Magnolia are swollen, just waiting for a nice sunny day...

[TerdalFarm]

Wow! Tha'ts great.
The bulls eye of the red is over my in-laws in Michigan, so I'm happy for them. The edges get to me.
Today I am uncovering everything and moving outside all but the most tender plants that spent the winter indoors.
We may hit the upper 30soF Monday morning, but the 10-day forecast calls for overnight lows of about 50oF thereafter.
Last year, Easter Sunday had lows in the mid-20soF which caught us all off-guard as we had been unusually warm for weeks before that. However, March 29 is our average last frost day and we don't have anything cold in the forecast, so I'm going ahead as if winter is over down here.
--Erik

[lucky1]

Sheesh, Paul, if red is warm...look at the West

OMG...14 day...just like last year! Poop!

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/fourteenday/cabc0312

Come on, you guys, share the warmth!
Barb

[Barrie]

No worries Barb. According to those maps, it's looks like all the cold stops at the border.
We should be fine.

Cheers, Barrie.

[lucky1]

Barrie,

all the cold stops at the border

I dunno...look at my weathernetwork link. The white line is NORMAL... the yellow line is what's predicted

Yuk!
Barb

[hardyjim]

I don't think that map is covering any of Canada,it skips it and goes to Alaska
somebody just colored outside the lines a little bit

It does appear to be accurate so far as our forecast is well above normal everywhere you
look,finally.
Appears we will have a gorgeous spring and I am going to take advantage of every day-after the winter we had,a
head-start is just what the doctor ordered
Dr Jim

[lucky1]

colored outside the lines a little bit

Hope you're right, Jim.

And after your gorgeous spring, you'll have run out of planting room!
It'll be good to see your plants explode with growth.

Barb