That's what exactly happened in 2015. March was the warmest, then April was cooler and then May was cold and "wet". High was 81F today, cooler. Tomorrow will be even cooler and then the next week is a furnace.

It has been snowing here for about 22.5 hours straight. The only other snowfall that continuous that I have seen was January 2022 when it snowed for over 24 hours straight and we had about 40", maybe a bit more if measured properly. It's warm enough where it hasn't piled up as much as it would if it were earlier in the winter. We've had probably about 7-8". The Wednesday storm was good too, but didn't last as long. Guessing if these two storms would have been in January we would have had more than 3 feet.

If anyone wants some entertainment, go to r/tornado on reddit. They just banned posting about tornado warnings/emergencies as low effort, and there's a revolt going on.

Still a big ole expulsion for 25/26 cold season for me, it is gonna have to re do 9th grade.

Probably going to need a wind advisory here during the day on Sunday. It's the pre-frontal waa regime which often isn't as favorable for big gusts, but there are good signals for gusts of 45-50 mph, perhaps even a little higher especially if surface low verifies on the deeper end.