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For me, the 80s averaged more snow than the 90s, and people always say the 80s sucked. The 80s were more consistent, even if that meant a bit below average, whereas the 90s had 2 boom years and several well below average.

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With a generally quite subtropical jet, I suspect that any large snowstorms are more likely to be of the Miller B variety. Those typically favor the northern Mid-Atlantic/New England or New England.

Meh. A bit of a crap shoot. I don’t really count on seeing flakes until after Thanksgiving. If it happens, great.

Not last night-it was fine all the way. However walking after the game last night had roaring winds in the hood.

14-15 had a cold November, though. It was more like December was the outlier warm month. I think that had to be 90-91. That was a wall-to-wall warm winter, which continued into spring and summer. Almost like a 11-12 redux.

baseball tryouts for travel next year was today, despite the winds and off and on clouds, it definitely felt warmer than expected for November 1st. Even last night with trick or treat, the air just didn't have that 'bite' to it. I hope it isn't another one of those seasons that it never gets cold enough for it to snow and stay snow....55° currently

NYC did great 2000 through 2018.

Wasn't 89/90 record warmth in January and February? That year was the opposite of 2014/2015 w/r/t the complete patter flip. There was another winter after that in the early 90s i remember wearing short sleeves in February to school. Last year was a great example of a ton of bad luck. The Delmarva area and my old vacation spot of ocean city maryland are loving the past few years! Got to head south for snow. 96/97 through 99/00 were bad patterns. All in all after personally living through both periods what we have experienced is similar, which is why I am not worried yet. Lol if this period surpasses 30 years I will worry.

Stunning how NYC has missed out on moderate snowfall last few years after blockbuster storms in 2010s. Down here in DC area we have fared better last few seasons. Still hoping for that January 2016 redux up and down East Coast. What do you think Don?

Upper 20s here as well, forecast low was 36 from MRX.

96/97 was terrible here in SW connecticut. 92/93 ended up average for snowfall. Only 93/94 and 95/96 were above average here for the decade. 96/97 through 99/00 were abysmal.

There was just a ton of bad luck. It wasn’t so much the winter patterns were bad outside of 82-83 84-85 and 88-89. Even 89-90 December was decent it was just that everything got suppressed

32.5°. Hopefully that frost will cut back on my mowing schedule.

The period from 1979-1993 sucked for snow in the I-95 corridor. The biggest storm of that entire 14 year period was the February, 1983 Megalopolis blizzard

Thanks. I fixed the typo. I am currently thinking NYC will see 15”-25” snowfall during 2025-2026. Of the 53 seasons with such snowfall, 16 (30.2%) had at least one 2-day figure of 10” or more. The most recent was 11.4”, February 8-9, 2013). The figure for all other seasons is 40.0%, meaning that it might be somewhat but not much more challenging to see such a snowfall this winter. Of course, that assumes my current thinking is accurate.

I guess the snow total was skewed by the 4/1 event. Overall it was a strange winter because indice wise it was good in December and January. There was just no snow or it was all inland

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55/32 Canadian airmass.

Should be February 22, 1929. Also, if NYC doesn't get a 10-inch snowstorm, it will be the 9th out of 10 seasons without a 10-inch snowstorm (only 2020-21 had a snowstorm >10 inches). I think it will be the first time that NYC hasn't had a 10-inch snowstorm 5 years in a row, breaking a tie with 2016-17 to 2019-20.

This is what the extended Euro ens is spitting out for December starting at the end of this month. There are several signs that this may come to fruition with the mjo plots moving into favorable forcing and the PV weakening towards the second half of November. When I analyze the broader, reoccurring pattern, the signals are clear — a –EPO / +PNA/-NAO/-AO setup tries to re-establish by mid to late month. This combination supports a stronger ridge in the West and a deepening trough across the East, allowing colder air to funnel south from Canada. I am a bit skeptical because the Euro monthly and weeklies kind of burnt me last year. They did well for January but crapped out elsewhere along the season. Ill have more right ups a bit later on a modern day record IOD that will affect this winter as well. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

Well…. technically 96-97 was a bad winter even in Boston

My wife gets viscerally angry about this.