Eskimo Joe

Always a great time when the ultimate snow weenie has thrown in the towel in September

That's how it's worked since 2016 bro. New normal.

Let's see how we're looking by Friday. If it's a bust then we might be having a problem. You're starting to see a few of the mets in the main ENSO threads ponder if this El Nino isn't fully coupling with the atmosphere.

Almost 1" at the Potomac mesonet site, but none of the spil moisture probes saw an increase. We are dry.

We stand a legitimate chance of no hurricanes in the Atlantic basin this year.

I was hopeful that you would do well with this system. The morning visible satellite imagery along with mesonet data showed northeast winds ahead of the approaching system. That setup usually helps with locations in the lee of the Appalachian and Blue Ridge Mts.

We'll take care of that this year.

Is there any good news for snow lovers this winter? Seems like this El Nino is just trending in the wrong direction.

We deserve to be buried this winter in snow. Make it a 70" winter.

Is there any free site that has the Euro AI?

Just need it dry Sept 27th and Sept 28th. Got more weather things coming in Montgomery County that need 48 hours of dry weather.

I'm sure a lot of it has to do with the holidays. We've had a few December snows in the past decade here.

Agreed. While we didn't hit climo snowfall, what snow that fell stuck around for awhile.

I'm not asking for big snows in December. Just a solid advisory level event regionwide would be amazing.

It's amazing how hostile our winters have become. We just casually punt 30% of winter year after year.