Winter Versus Spring

For those in the Northeast...

Is it me?or does it still feel like it's winter?

About a week and a half ago we were fortunate enough to have some excellent Spring season weather, temperatures were in the 70's and the city rejoiced. People wore shorts and t-shirts. All were happy.
Then suddenly we were rudely interupted by Mother Nature and sent back home to get our coats for the 30 degree weather and snow flurries. What gives? I woke up this morning, finally ready to go outside and take a break from recording and it's pouring rain with hella wind. I like it when it's wet and wild, but geez...

I did a google search on The Spring 2007 Weather Conditions and all I got was this lousy link to: http://www.weather.com/newscenter/fcstsummary.html?from=wxcenter_news
( I cut and pasted it below)

Is this the pre-quel to The Day After Tomorrow?

Hmmm

Makes me wonder...Anyway the song playing on that red tape is a demo version of this song Levelz and I are working on..consider it some daily bread.



Low pressure tracking across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast today will spread rain from Washington, DC and Philadelphia, north through New York and Boston. Scattered showers will linger from Pittsburgh to Buffalo.
Across the New England States, colder air will wrap in around the low pressure, bring snow, heavy at times, from northern Upstate New York, into Maine. As much as a foot of snow could fall in the higher elevations.

Gusty winds will also be on the increase today, with winds of 25 to 35 mph possible across much of the Northeast.

The low pressure will move northeast of the area Friday, resulting in rain and snow showers along and west of the Appalachians, from Pittsburgh and Buffalo, north through Syracuse and Burlington.

Rain and snow will again be on the increase over the Mid-Atlantic Saturday, as the next storm system approaches.

By Sunday, a significant storm system could impact the entire Northeast, with strong winds, heavy rain, coastal flooding, and heavy snow across interior sections and higher elevations. The exact track of this storm will determine who sees what, and when, so stay tuned into the weekend.


Related topic:
http://www.wunderground.com/education/thedayafter.asp