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Oh absolutely. SEMA in particular. I mean, technically I'm in SEMA but I'm right on the RI border so in general I have RI's climo more than SEMA which has more ocean influence and therefore more severe coastals than most of RI.

I'm at 11" here. Only 3 of the last 20 winters I've been in WV have had less snow than that in an entire season. I'm with you on the heating bills, but I still love the cold.

A good 40 to nearly 50 miles south of it appears to be what the observational consensus appears to be right now.

OH yeah..ha right. 6 times then. Forgot about 2015.. although I thought that 2 foot but meh close enough Definitely an uptick in the frequency of big dawgs compared those previous decades though. man

Same here. We’ve been stuck between 48-50 all day Picked up an additional 0.07” since yesterday with light drizzle continuing

warm ground and daytime=white rain

Roger that, but a robust snowpack will greatly help up my way, as the snow melts into the ground slower with less runoff, unless hvy rns hit. A better help for the abnormally dry conditions here, and wells don't go dry, or at least not too low. You end up with more sediments then.

mid month April here usually unless it's a big torch like March 2012

GFS drops a solid inch Sunday!

Nina though. Ninos are usually warmish.

I wouldn't worry about it.. Florida got 10" of snow last Winter. It snowed there again this Winter.

Beware that there are hints in the guidance, mainly in the ECMWF and its AI version, of some back door cold front action during that period.

I would hope that's the case, or we are fucked.

Euro AIFS/op are snowy late next week.

Pretty close to before. 09-10 was the most -NAO Winter on record, since the 1800s. We are in a little deeper -PDO now.

More Ninas! Rarely cold enough to snow here in Ninos anymore, although I would roll the dice with another 2009-10 type deal. Hopefully see we the combo of a severe -AO/NAO with a Modoki Nino again. Would be interesting to see what the results would be now.

Rgem has snow moving into the area overnight Monday into Tuesday as the run ends

Forecast for Thursday to Saturday looks brutal for Jay Peak. Wow figures my son flys in from Florida at the absolute worst time all winter to ski.

Front making its way thru with temps on a steady decline this aftrn with winds 20-30 G 40+. Looks like temps maxed around the low 50's along the shore with mid-upper 40's inland midday.

Anything is possible but that is highly unlikely. March/April snows pop up with short notice regardless how cold/mild the pattern is. Detroit is at 38.8" to date. The current annual avg is considered 42.7", but likely involves a bit of quality control as the raw number is closer to 44". The 2000s-2010s were abnormally snowy as we all remember. The period of record avg is 40.9".

I swear this stuff always happens at the exact moment we all get sick of the snow and cold.

Its a cool index. Ranks every winter since 1950.

I didn't know about this... did any of you? https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/conditional-intensity-information/

@weatherwiz https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/conditional-intensity-information/

El Nino's really favor this area vs NYC-North. Since 1998, >50% of Winter's have been La Nina (RONI) (average should be 33.3%)