40/70 Benchmark

Any advice on how to remain safe? I get scared when scrawny weather types in mid 90's Bruins pull-overs start talking about running trains on me.

I'll probably be home too late to catch it tomorrow...long GYM day after work.

I'm wearing shorts to the office this week.

Yea, fair enough.

I think we all understand the mid levels take precedence, but all else being equal, that region is usually tic or two above the rest.

Yea, I remembered you seeming to think its seasonal. Perhaps more pronounced early on, but its not an entirely seasonal phenomenon.

I do, quite often, anway....even as a kid.

Yea, 97 seemed high...95 or 96 is more like it.

Even with the understanding MHT runs a degree or two warm, the general point of discussion regarding that area remains.

80.6 IMBY

Yup. I think you and I are on the same page for once.....but you never know, even if the season is awful you can get lucky with a pattern(s).

I was commenting to Scott like a month ago....Manchester, NH seems to be the heat capital of NE...stretching down into Nashua at the south end of the MRV basin. Maybe include my area, too, but I would favor a touch NW since I am vulnerable to a bit of marine influence here.

I was 66 Monday night....72 last night. I should make the high 90s today considering it was 95 yesterday.

A lot of those seasons weren't awful for snowfall in SNE...but year, should be warm (shock)...

We didn't have much heat last summer and winter was still awful.....Pacific will be the main driver, so yea...winter will suck again.

Track record not great at 6 hours.

65.8/95.4 today

I'm surprised Alberto isn't retired after that epic flooding it created in 1994...I remember that. It was brutal.

Differences from last year can't be a bad thing as it relates to next winter.

Happy Father's Day, boys.

About what I expect.

Incoming here in Chelsea....gonna focus on safety.

I think I was pretty careful with the way I articulated this.....I did say "more of a concern for the mid atl", not "SNE is in the clear". As far as your basic point, everyone in the east has resembled climo of locales further south because the past several seasons have sucked....not sure of your point, unless you are implying that this is the new norm. I think 8 years is a bit premature, but I am on record as saying I will entertain that if we get into the next decade and still in this regime. Reglardless, snowfall regression should have been expected after the bonanza last decade along the east coast. I stand by my assertion that SNE still gets more snow from the N stream than the STJ, regardless of how warm it has been.

Don't get me wrong, though....I don't mean to imply that this winter looks particularly promising for NE, either.....just not as dire as further south.

That is more of a concern for the mid atl....most snowfall in NE comes from the northern stream.