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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. Yea, my area has had a lot of bad luck even relative to the general drought.
  2. I can fathom the higher terrain of the Worcester hills and Berkshires, up into NNE seeing an increase, but I think I am too far south/close to the coast. Hopefully I can break even with a more feast or famine distribution moving forward.
  3. Eh...I think the increase is probably north of me, or at least further inland/elevated. I don't think my snowfall on the interior CP of northern Mass is going to go up verses the longer term climo. Maybe the increased moisture and warmer temps cancel out, as opposed to even further south along the CP....
  4. I am open to the concept esstentially anywhere below the latitude of about Manchester, NH...however, from about Manchester points northward, they really haven't been struggling as much during this drought period. Its a viable possibility for CNE and SNE, but we clearly aren't there yet in NNE IMHO.
  5. Entirely possible. Please don't mistake my tone for dismissiveness, as I am open to the idea, but just don't feel its a forgone conclusion yet. Of course that is more likely the further south one travels...
  6. I agree regarding the growing feast or famine distributuon of the snowfall, but at least at this latitude, talk to me in 7 years regarding the bolded.
  7. Goes along with my wholistic approach of measuring ENSO intensity being indicative of weak La Nina.
  8. I live on the NH border. Obviously its possible mean snowfall is in decline even at this latitude, but I need to see more data than a 7 year snow drought on the heels of the snowiest decade on record capped off with over 100" in 30 days.
  9. The vast majority have little knowledge of climo so their opinion is based entirely on anecodtal and subjective observations.
  10. My mean snowfall since 2015 has just now dropped below the longer term mean snowfall after this past season...just to put things into perspective regarding how bannanas 2014-2015 was.
  11. Absolutely, which I was expecting usuing the 2008 analog.
  12. I consider it a weak La Nina given I consider more than the technical 5 consecutive tri monthly period criteria.
  13. I'm not so sure one can assume a -PDO next winter...
  14. I don't know why anyone should read too much into the 7 year snow drought after that stretch that we just had the previous decade.....still looks like simple regression to me, regardless of the catalyst. If you want to surmise anything behond that, talk to me in another 7 years.
  15. What a difference a week makes...I awakened to snow on the ground last Saturday.
  16. Same here....2013-2014 had above normal snowfall, whiile this past winter was brutal. However, obviosuly snowfall is subject to a high degree of variance and I do see the value in 2013-2014 as one of the better analogs.
  17. Yea, means a moderate-strong El Nino is probably off of the table, which we had all assumed.
  18. No, I didn't. The season was brutal. 34.25".
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