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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. I was only speaking to yesterday. This summer has seemed hot to me.
  2. Historically speaking, weak El Nino has been the wheelhouse for SNE and moderate for the mid atlantic because they require more of a STJ influence.
  3. Something has to work out sooner rather than later for the NE.
  4. Nothing is a silver bullet, but the RONI is another tool that has some utility when used in the proper context.
  5. Quick update on the developing La Niña. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2024/07/enso-proving-deceptive-once-again.html
  6. I think you will appreciate the piece that I just finished...will lost later after proof read, etc.
  7. Why are you focusing on the upper portion of that range? Hell, I had 42" in 1998-1999....and that was whiffing on a blizzard that skirted the cape.
  8. My area got screwed in 2020-2021, as I missed out on some of the heavier snows just south of me..kind of caught in between, which is why I have now endured six consecutive below average snowfall seasons.
  9. More than one way to skin a weenie.... if we get that MJO amplitude in October, then we can probably get some nice polward Aleutian ridging episodes and pv elongation.
  10. Yea, @ORH_wxmanhas been saying that. Personally, I will take this.....foster a greter proclivity towards delayed meteorological gratification to be satiated by a big pay day every so often. Makes the hobby more enjoyable IMHO.
  11. The upside is still there and probably greater than ever before, but it just takes a more specific and unique set of cricumstances to elicit said potential.
  12. Yea, I think its due that MC forcing groiwng more prevalent since then....not that variance is ever more crucial.
  13. I did well that winter....correctly called those - NAO periods.
  14. That is an example of Chris' big 4-6 MJO spike in October that lead to the lower frequency during the winter, which allows for more variance.
  15. Yea, the thing with neutral ENSO is that other factors have more proxy, so an overwhelming signal like that would be lights out.
  16. I wonder if this will render ENSO neutral more favorable than previously, as it assumre more of a weak ENSO flavor...
  17. I like our chanes for a -NAO winter right at solar max, right @GaWx?
  18. I would guess somewhat below normal snowfall here right now, though probably not as bad as last year...maybe like 40-50" or 45-55".
  19. TBH, I am relieved that this season looks pretty clear-cut subpar to me because it gives me a chance to dispell some of the "cold/snow" bias that my work has bared out to date. I don't blame people for pointing that out, but its honestly a coincidence. Hopefully my past efforts have been detailed enough where those folks could follow my logic and forecast rationale to see that I wasn't just on a JB binge.
  20. You could argue its central based, but I think that may produce a Modoki like result given the state of the extra tropical Pacific.
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