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Many years but not always. I really don’t give a shit unless it accumulates anyway.

Man, this place is more of a clique than high school...hilarious. Grown men on a weather forum behaving like 14 year olds.

We take. I think.

Low of 37 this morning at GSO, RDU, and CLT

CanSIPS December

Jan/Feb 90 was the highest AO/NAO ever I think other than Jan/Feb 1989. I still think its the record now though 2018 or 2020 may have surpassed it. In general there's been tendencies near the solar max if you have a persistently -AO/NAO in Nov/Dec it can be a problematic issue in Jan/Feb where it swings wildly to be strongly positive. We saw this a bit in 2000-01 too, the AO remained negative in Jan/Feb but the NAO went significantly positive the remainder of the winter.

60 here and the Yellow Jackets are back out in full force trying to get a taste of this delicious East Rock Brewing Oktoberfest..

Think you meant December.

Credit to Chris and Don for bringing this strong correlation to the board’s attention: Whether Dec snow at NYC is 3”+ has been a good indicator of how Jan+ has done since 1980-1: -a whopping 23 of 28 (82%) Dec’s with <3” had <22” Jan+ -but only 4 of 17 (24%) Dec’s with 3”+ had <22” Jan+ So, watch Dec NYC snow closely! Correlation didn’t work before 1980. Anyone know why? @donsutherland1@bluewave

Last October was the 3rd driest on record. This October was the 10th wettest on record with 4.82" for the month. Top 10 Wettest Octobers: 1. 7.08" - 1919 2. 6.35" - 1941 3. 6.25" - 1986 4. 5.98" - 1990 5. 5.74" - 2013 6. 5.65" - 1995 7. 5.54" - 1983 8. 5.46" - 1926 9. 4.99" - 2001 10. 4.82" - 2025

It was a cool, dry October for the Triad. Highest temp: 80 Lowest temp: 37 Coldest High temp: 49 Warmest Low temp: 63 Rainfall: 1.67”, 1.33 below normal Average temp: 59.3, .9 degrees below normal

EURO also has snow

The damage in this overhead imagery is pretty mind boggling.

Up to 62 but been more clouds and down to 57. Tomorrow looks stunning for early Nov.

Saw some graupel in Rock Falls an hour ago or so. First winter precip on the books.

Well people that don’t care about their lawn and landscaping it’s not a problem. But for the vast majority that do .. it’s a major issue

57 degrees on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon. Grass is looking amazing after all the rain Thursday.

Had 5 groups all night. Lots of leftovers this lol

In Hubbardston? We’re talking just flakes…not accums. It’s definitely usually Oct or early Nov.

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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 quiet 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.