Greets and saluts from the NYC metro area. We’re going through yet another season of extremes. Thus far this year, we’ve seen far less rain and snow than normal - and were more than eight inches of rain below normal.

So what happens? We get a Nor’easter that puts down about 3 inches in the span of a couple of hours causing flooding and erosion issues.

We’ll still be well below where we should be with rainfall, but at least the wildfire hazard has been mitigated for a while.

And to add to the extremes? Parts of PA, NY and New England may see the highest amounts of snowfall this late in the spring. After a winter where the biggest snow was the October freak-o-blizzard (which caused billions in damage due to fully laden trees taking out power lines from NJ up into New England), we had pretty much nothing else to speak of - until now.

Expect a whole lot more of this going forward….