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my analysis... Factors in favor of a more intense hurricane season: - warm Caribbean and waters surrounding Florida - warm West Pacific and Maritime Continent - negative PDO - positive OHC anomalies around Caribbean and loop current Factors in favor of a less intense hurricane season: - a cool Tropical East Atlantic - some modelling showing convergence aloft over Atlantic during hurricane season Slightly above average sounds right to me. Things aren't screaming hyperactive like 2024 but the factors are slightly in favor of more storms. I'm feeling more homegrown seasons this season... not so many Cape Verde long trackers. Maybe near average ACE but slightly above average storm numbers. I'll write a storm # prediction in the thread at some point.

Wow, only 75” here but coming down pretty good now.

Stratton summit a bit over a week to met Summer.

Friggin firehose right now, holy crap man..

In the 40s tho

1.41”

Another observation that casts substantial doubt on the geothermal hypothesis is the cooling stratosphere. If increased geothermal activity were the cause of the warming we would expect the stratosphere to warm; maybe not at the same rate as the troposphere, but warm nonetheless.

we've had so-so success with the follow-up winter in a negative neutral regime. 2013-14 isnt a bad analog in terms of showing the upside. It was a -PDO follow-up winter in a neg neutral regime. But there are some equally bad downsides. It could be like a 60's winter but like the weakest years of the 60s. Who remembers 67-68? nobody

Caught the edge of another one. One crack of thunder and a couple minutes of rain. Pushed the total just over an inch.

How much you get?

Kind of a boring storm

Turned out to be a nice night

1.99” here so far. 40F. Nice event

You lucked out. A syhteton to your south and east.

stuck between bands here only very light rain

22z HRRR gone wild

Subsidence zone over the Merrimack River Valley… you don’t say?

It’s really only happening up on the ski slopes, all infrastructure in southern Vermont is 2500’ or below. To answer the question about the low track, it’s hard to say what would have happened with a similar low and track in winter. Precip shield tends to be broader. Probably would have been a mix along the coast today. But this last band coming through likely would have been at least a few inches of snow.

1.52 in the stratus

Hopefully the winds don't get too strong there.

The trees are leafed out just below that camera at 3,000’. Could get nasty overnight. Above 3,000’ there are no deciduous trees just a mix of red spruce and balsam fir, a remnant of the borial forest that once covered the northeast after the ice age

isn't this too close to the coast? inside the benchmark and all?

18-25 last season was a bold prediction.. It ended up verifying on the bottom end.

Now THIS is worth it. I can't stand cold rain, but snow looks beautiful and feels MUCH better than cold rain too lol.

I thought you meant, *Anything to keep the heat on*