The December 2019 event was in that ballpark, too...I had 2-3" more inches in that one TBH, but the 1/7/2024 deal had more ferocious rates....those predawn hours that Sunday were nuts.
Yea, this is all I mean. The storm was a blockbuser for that corridor over the interior....but it was relatively limited within the scope of the region..all I meant.
No complaints on my end. My best event since March 2018.
Yea, I am going to issue a blog update today or tomorrow, and then just keep my mouth shut. I'm sick of writing checks that the amtosphere doesn't cash lol
Yes, I was thinking the same thing, but I am afraid to say it at this point. I don't blame people for rolling eyes.....I could see something happening like last March, where I pretty much got it right, but we were bent over, anyway.
Just going over things right now...little too cool in the NE, but my January idea was pretty close. I'll post it later. Sucks the coast got boned for snow, but see Tip's post above as to why.
One thing I think we will want to avoid is rainers....hope the mild first half of the month is dry. Operating under the premise that precip will in fact be at a premium, then we can't waste it. If we cram it all into the last week or two of the month, then it can still be fun.
Yea, it looked thay was to me since last fall, but at this point....I need to see it actully bare fruit. One thing I give @raindancewxa great deal of credit for was identifying that uncanny ability of -PDO El Nino seasons to avoid big NE snows at least excuse imaginable....even when temps were not prohibitive.
Man, I don't know about you...but I have endured my 1980s decade....not sure what you else you would call my winter experience since March 2018. There is no way in hell that regression from this point forward should be a bad thing in terms of snowfall....I think we have just about past the point where I have signed Mr. Regression to play on my team.