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  2. cmillzz
    He's not entirely wrong, but what's really striking is how much warmer the East has gotten over the past decade or so.
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  4. Torch Tiger
    How about that 2/1877...folks would be livid if the first 22 days of a wintr month were Steined
  5. frontranger8
    Here's February over the last dozen years. Keep in mind the baseline goes back 35 years. Seattle's snowfall in February the past 10 years has been more than double their long term mean. This includes their snowiest February on record (2019) and their third snowiest (2021). https://wrcc-archive.dri.edu/WRCCWrappers.py?sodxtrmts+457473+por+por+snow+none+msum+5+07+F
  6. MJO812
    Bamwx still likes mid to late November for a colder pattern in the east.
  7. A-L-E-K
    if you're a snow lover of means and want to see something next level, now is the time to book that high sierra ski trip, sure looks like it's going to be epic
  8. cmillzz
    March, April, September, and October all made the top five warmest at KIND this year, with April and September claiming the top spot. Pretty insane stuff.
  9. nycwinter
    another perfect weather day with pleasant temps when will this end?
  10. PhiEaglesfan712
    I don't even think it will be the warmest November this decade. 2020, 2022, and 2024 set the bar so high. Early returns tell me it won't be as warm as those years.
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  12. frontranger8
    Brilliant. Thankfully, it can still get cold enough to snow.
  13. forkyfork
    citation needed
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  15. forkyfork
    it needs to be cold for snow
  16. BuffaloWeather
    November might set records for warmest on record across many locations.
  17. colonel717
    Interesting. WPa has historically been pretty big a winner with SSW's https://x.com/wallcloud/status/2116926407431594033
  18. frontranger8
    There are way too many individual examples that go against this, though. It's just not that simple. For example, for much of the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies, Feb/Mar has gotten colder and snowier in the past decade or so. Counter the global temperature trend.
  19. frontranger8
    It's not a one to one relationship when you're talking about something like snowfall at a specific location.
  20. CT Valley Snowman
    Yeah this work week is a torch. Might as well get out and enjoy it.
  21. kdxken
    May I have another.
  22. michsnowfreak
    You will absolutely get snow. Just less of it than normal. And a massive OVER for 20" of snow on bos roof in March.
  23. Jackstraw
    3rd warmest October on record at KIND
  24. michsnowfreak
    Keep in mind a few things. My expectations are set for a mild winter. The last 2 were cold and a raging nino is in place. Its gonna be mild. My hopes are on a few good snowstorms as often are the case in Nino. Thinking we see about a 30 inch winter here. More importantly, this is my FAVORITE time of the year. I obviously prefer snow but no weather ruins the Christmas season for me (and yes lm one of those where Christmas runs November thru mid January lol). January and beyond is when my patience wears thin and I get very grumpy if its not snowing.
  25. forkyfork
    he had 90s last march lol
  26. jm1220
    I think this winter depends on whether we can time one or two big El Niño loaded systems with some cold air and a good track, and that probably happens in late Jan or Feb. 97-98 obviously we couldn’t and 23-24 either, but that was a weird Nino/background Nina hybrid season. I would like to see something happen in December because I always hate going past New Years hoping for a snowy winter generally but zippo in December. It rarely works out.
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