It was Lee. It was obvious just by where it had tracked that it was no threat.
https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2023/09/hurricane-lee-minimal-threat-to-us.html
This one guy in a Facebook group I am in was hyping up 70mph winds...smart dude, too...I was incredulous. He was going on about how interesting the storm was, and I was just like "get it over with".
If you want to know what the template is for a snowy season in SNE, combine an active N stream with temps that are not prohibitively warm. That provides a relatively safe floor.
Just as an FYI....Bluewave isn't all bad news.
I hit on the active N stream relative to expectation for a strong el Nino in my write up....this is why I don't expect the NE screw job that some do.
No, I agree....know exactly what you mean...that cold/dry, rain....rinse-repeat cycle. I have been thinking that same thing. I just want to bring a pudding and small bag of Doritos to work, packed in a He-Man lunch box.
Yes...I explicitly mentioned an We will see how it plays out, but I love that. I don't need record cold...just give me an active storm track and temps that aren't prohibitive and I will take it and run. 2004-2005 is my 3rd snowiest season on record.
I always perceive 1987-1988 as having been awful, but it wasn't...it was a decent season for snowfall. I would sign right now for 1982, 1986 or 1987 snowfall lol