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32.2 here. Icing isn't much of a factor.

We're not going to hit La Nina on the ONI. It's going to officially be "ENSO Neutral" for the 2nd straight year.

I’m not trying to be snarky, but I can’t recall a single weather event from last year that was memorable for my area.

There's no way you all can be calling this the biggest mid-winter la nina collapse when 2022-23 literally happened just a few years ago. That year, you had a deep multi-year moderate la nina to begin the season turn into an ENSO neutral by winter's end, and later transitioned into a strong el nino the following season. We barely had a la nina this year.

Im just saying that if La Niña is truly front loaded and somehow we escape Jan without any meaningful snow; it wouldn’t bode well for the back half of winter.

Well it's only Jan 6th.. I'll wait till mid February before I actually cancel winter lol.. at least get to spring training lol

St Louis averages about the same amount of annual precip as most of our area....

Yeap. It actually does.

With a -NAO & -AO & a +PNA that can override the MJO especially if it’s in low amp. Along with a -EPO. I’ll take my chances with that. MJO in phase 6-8 would be a cherry on top. If I’m right Jax or GaWx about the MJO?

Ha, I was just going to post that it’s terrible being reminded of the pain of temp watching. Good luck up there. 33.7° here.

This time 30 years ago the greatest snowstorm in my life had just begun.

That was the only location I saw folks on sleds riding trails the whole trip. Love driving across NNH, NVT to get to smuggs/Jay from western Maine in deep winter, through Crawford notch, across the CT River, then over to the northern greens- just a great, scenic winter drive every time.

Dude your posts have been atrocious. Its only early January. LA nina is about dead

28F, and moderate snow here in Lebanon, very excited for the 2'' padding. Having lived most of my life south of 40 N it's nice to not have to sweat over the r/s line for once.

That sounds terrible. If 8” of snow in NYC is the best this winter has to offer and the backside is worse, then we’re looking at a near ratter. The cold has been impressive though. Just wish there were more opportunities coming for snow. December was amazing; would be nice for January to have continued that trend.

Just begging for an arctic outbreak to get the lake-effect machine going. Would do numbers.

I don't either Ji, ur a f*ckin delight!!

It was these two for me. The first was amazing. I absolutely loved the sustained snopamine. Snow cover weenie through and through. The second event was impactful in terms of coastal flooding in the bay.

This. I don't think the "sky is falling" people realize just how foolish they look when anyone who doesn't toe the sky-is-falling line must be a denier; and as a result how counter-productive it is to their cause.

Mine was the January snowstorm that dropped 10+" for my hood, but a very close second was the absolutely immaculate August in these parts. It's been since the summer of 2014 where we had August temperatures like that. It was a welcomed sight after a brutal 37 day stretch from June 23rd to July 30th with the heat and humidity, including 120+ heat indices during the late June heat wave across parts of the lowlands.