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Pattern Muddy March 2021

Depends on where the ridge sets up. The gefs have the better ridging centered far enough NW of us that we are fairly normal.

But yeah april is going to be pretty warm
What worries me is that we go thru even warmer and warmer phases as we get into April 4 > 5 > 6 and maybe 7, and flash drought
 
Interesting temp pattern in SC/SE GA with it being colder the further SW you go with coolest in SE GA:

400 PM EDT SUN MAR 21 2021

..SOUTHEAST SOUTH CAROLINA


CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS

N CHARLESTON CLOUDY 66 51 58 NE24G31 30.17F
WATERFRONT PRK N/A 64 54 69 NE23 30.02F
MOUNT PLEASANT CLOUDY 64 54 68 N12G22 30.17F
JOHNS ISLAND CLOUDY 63 54 72 NE21G29 30.16F
PINOPOLIS N/A 63 54 72 NE20 30.11F
MONCKS CORNER CLOUDY 64 50 59 NE18G26 30.19F
SUMMERVILLE NOT AVBL
BEAUFORT MCAS LGT RAIN 61 54 77 N12 30.16F
BEAUFORT ARPT CLOUDY 59 54 82 N14 30.15F
HILTON HEAD IS CLOUDY 61 55 82 NE16G26 30.15F
WALTERBORO CLOUDY 61 50 67 N10 30.21S
ALLENDALE FAIR 57 48 72 N9G16 30.21F


..SOUTHEAST GEORGIA


CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS

SAVANNAH ARPT CLOUDY 54 50 86 N14 30.16F
HUNTER AAF NOT AVBL
FORT STEWART NOT AVBL
STATESBORO DRIZZLE 52 48 87 N8G16 30.20F
SYLVANIA DRIZZLE 53 49 87 NE8 30.22F
CLAXTON DRIZZLE 54 52 92 N9 30.19F
MILLEN LGT RAIN 55 50 85 N10 30.22F
METTER LGT RAIN 52 N/A N/A N7 30.20F
REIDSVILLE LGT RAIN 52 51 97 N10G20 30.19F FOG
 
I wonder how this system would have been if it was May, perhaps a Sub tropical storm ? @GaWx

Maybe, but I don’t know how comparable it even can be since this had essentially no tropical component with it being pretty much pure cold core with two contrasting air masses leading up to it. This was to me just a fairly rare very far SE tracking cold core low. Instead of comparing to what it would have been like in May, I was actually thinking about what it may have been like in Dec-early March, when it conceivably could have produced a very rare deep SE/coastal SE snowstorm as 850s were only a few degrees above 0C during a good portion of this storm.
 
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