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  1. Not 2011, but I would take last year with the 19" on 1/7....even 2019-2020 with the big Dec event.
  2. D The February retention saved it from an F.
  3. It wasn't a perfect pattern for the delivery of cold to the NE...it still loaded through the center of the country. Its not as bad as loading west, but our coldest patterns have it enter through SE Canada with minimal moderation.
  4. There is always something that can be attributed to CC for those that wish to....this year it was the strong Pac jet and southeast ridge coinciding with the steep -A0 in Feb.
  5. Yes, I was worried at the end of December, but I knew once the Jan 11 threat turned into an advisory event. I took note of the fact that an adequate west coast ridge could never sustain and models could not distinguish that until the medium range.
  6. Fair enough. Yes, the active jet has been a probelm the past several years. Agreed.
  7. I don't think that is breaking news or anything new...I know you disagree and that is fine. But there have been cold winters that didn't feature much snowfall in the past. I'm sure you are going to point out differences with respect to the Pacific jet......I don't argue that perhaps CC make us more susecptible to that, but its going to take many years of data for me to conclude that this will be the rule moving forward.
  8. Yes. I never expect this late SSW to mean much for the east coast, except for a potentially shitty early spring.
  9. Its so granular it looks like beach sand.
  10. I only due DM forecasts, but a cooler April certainly wouldn't shock me given the later nature of this SSW.
  11. Gusts have to be 50mph, dude. Man, that fall broke you.
  12. I don't agree....I instinctively downplay wind, but its pretty nasty today and I can't imagine its much different in N Billerica.
  13. Its everywhere....even larger bins just lining streets. I pick up what I can as it eneters the yard.
  14. My neighborhhood is awful for that...always trash blowing around. Idiots don't know how to store is securely.
  15. It was pretty legit. @Damage In TollandThe one thing about the wind that you must hate is other folks' trash blowing into your yard...I know you are a neat freak. I am not, but that drives me insane.
  16. You would think one of those kicker lows would impact a GL cutter.... I think some of that is cyclical....natural variation, but I don't doubt that the active PAC jet periods are more pronounced than they used to be.
  17. March 2023 was brutal for me...I called for a SSW and a big March that year and was ready to spike the football, and the 30" of snowfell fell like 15 miles west of me The RNA was just too overwhelming. I ended up with several inches of slush and it torpedoed my whole seasonal outlook. I know you don't entirely agree, but I slightly cleaner redevelopment would have ended differently. Great discussion between you and Chuck.
  18. Yea, we need to be just about at solar min to have a prayer of a -NAO winter season per the calculation....although I know there are other more practical metrics, such as the Greenland blocking index that Chris prefers. https://psl.noaa.gov/gcos_wgsp/Timeseries/Data/gbi.mon.data EDIT: Link doesn't seem to be working...perhaps Chris knows what is up with that...
  19. January 2021 was another month in which it didn't look bad on paper per the CPC PNA index, but any higher heights out west were off of the coast, so it was ineffective practically speaking.
  20. I still have a couple of inches, but its getting ragged.
  21. Yea, we were both lock-step with respect to the NAO...I remember I calculed a mean from my polar analogs and your calculation ended up within like .02 of it lol I may pull the trigger next year.
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