Sorry, but I needed a break from 24/7 CV2. Last chance, probably, for snow this season, on Monday 3/23. We're still 4 days out, but seeing decent model consensus on some accumulating snow not too far NW of the 95 corridor (3-4+") and maybe an inch or two even from Philly to NYC. Problem is we've seen this movie a few times this winter, where something looks promising and the threat dies or more likely becomes rain, given the warm pattern and dominant storm track being inland, bringing warm air and rain to us.
Not worth a new thread yet, since it could be nothing or very little, especially with daytime snow in late March, which often means white rain. Given that there's some hope that spring will help blunt the coronavirus, this is the first time in memory where I'm rooting for warmth and sunshine over snow. Alert the media. But I won't complain if we get a one-day cold snap with a few inches of snow that melts quickly.
On the bright side, it could hit 80F tomorrow in some places...with some thunderstorms possible
https://forecast.weather.gov/produc...&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off
Need a second from @e5fdny .