As I write this, a blockbuster nor’easter is moving up the East Coast and will produce blizzard conditions, heavy snow, and coastal flooding in parts of that region. This page will be collecting cool satellite imagery from the event. The 614cast Monday’s tl;dr ☁️ Mainly cloudy, chance of occasional flurries, high in the lower 30s. […]
We were one degree shy of tying the record high of 66° on Wednesday. It was the warmest day since January 9, when we also hit 65°. The 614cast Thursday’s tl;dr ⛈️ More clouds than sun with showers/storms developing later, high in the lower 60s. (Giphy) Forecast highlights ⚡ Low-end severe risk accompanies rain You
It’s as though a flip got switched. We’re in the beginning of what will be at least a nine-day stretch with highs of 40 or warmer — the longest such streak since November. The 614cast Monday’s tl;dr ⛅ Fog and clouds early, then some clearing in the afternoon. High around 50. Forecast highlights 😶🌫️ Foggy
The 614cast Thursday’s tl;dr 🌥️ Partly to mostly cloudy, high in the lower 30s. (Giphy) Forecast highlights 🌷 Spring preview Well, I was premature or pessimistic when I said I didn’t see a bunch of 40s and 50s around the corner. That’s exactly what we have coming up as the pattern finally changes to support
The streak of having at least 6” of snow on the ground ended on Friday at 12 days. Only five instances have been longer. Also! Sunset on Monday is at 6:00 p.m., the first time since November 1 (the day before daylight saving time ended). And from March 7 to March 8 — less than
Wednesday’s official snow depth was still 7”, the 10th straight day with at least that much. That’s now a tie for third-longest stretch with that much snow on the ground, matching January 19–28, 1985. Second place is 12 days, from February 10–21, 2010. First place is a big yikes: 32 days, from January 10–February 10,
Columbus officially got past 20° on Sunday, which means our streak of highs below 20° ended at eight days. That ties the longest streak on record, which occurred in both 1893 and 1899. But even with the continuously cold temperatures, the snow depth has been decreasing. There are two reasons for that: the snow settles
The 614cast Thursday’s tl;dr ⛅ Partly sunny, high in the mid-teens. (Giphy) Forecast highlights 🥶 Still awfully cold Is it time for our eight-year-old to go back to school? The other day, I was 99.9% sure she wouldn’t have school Monday or Tuesday, and was not optimistic about the rest of the week… so far,
Officially, the Columbus storm total snowfall through 7 p.m. was 12.1” and is noted as “storm total.” The National Weather Service says it’s the 5th-highest two-day snowfall event on record. 11.9” fell just on Sunday, which is the 3rd-highest calendar day snowfall on record. To see all the snowfall reports since 3 p.m. Sunday, head
