I will be pretty shocked if this doesn't happen....IDK if you glossed over any of my novel of an outlook, but pretty overwhelming evidence for the Jan 2022 mismatch.
Just to be clear, I think overall this winter is another subpar season for most of the east coast.....just better than the past couple.
I wouldn't include Chris in that....when it looked colder early month, he reported that. Its important to observe the behavior of a contributor during an instance in which the overwhelming perponderance of evidence goes against perceived bias.
Those Directweather guy is insufferable, too....every video is headlined by "get ready"..."prepare now" and every winter outlook is an Armageddon secnario for the east coast.
TBH, I won't mind it ending up all wet, as I know its only going be a nuisance and I don't need another hour stacked onto my already arduous commute. Not enough to take the day off-
I have been getting a healthy dose since March 2018...yea, the ratter seasons haven't been as poor here as the coast, but I also haven't sniffed average snowfall in 7 consecutive seasons and this year looks poised to make it 8.
Yea, one thing I have learned over the past few years is to remain humble and always open to alternative thoughts...don't be afraid to admit error, incoporate feedback and alternate methodologies. A closed-mind and an expanding skill set are mutually exclusive.
I think this is how very long range guidance like that should be used....view it as a tool to bolster confidence in a scenario that is supported by pages upon pages of data, as opposed to just blindly hoping its correct. Maybe all of the data can still ultimately be flushed down the toilet, but betters odds that way.