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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. I think the SSW kind of messed things up that year, but I know what you mean.
  2. Odds are weak el nino next year, congrats New England, moderate, congrats east coast.
  3. @StormchaserChuck! @raindancewx What are your thoughts on this...thinking way ahead during the meteorological down time.
  4. Sucks. I knew this would be an RNA winter in the mean, but it's about identifying the periods of volatility...I identified December with respect to the PNA, and I was wrong...right about the blocking, but the record RNA had screwed us out of this month.
  5. The mid atlantic forum is already 9+ pages deep into the January thread.
  6. The fact that you guys are 9 pages into the January thread on 12/22 says all you need to know about December
  7. Nice post.....there will probably be a mid winter reprieve, but I do expect more of that this season.
  8. Yea, I agree its a positive auger for the rest of the winter, though frustrating at present.
  9. Lucky the N stream was able to capture the way it did because the PNA ridge is a bit east of ideal.
  10. This is OT....but I am pumped over this, so just a sneak preview into my thought process heading into next year. Here are the el nino seasons following multi year cool ENSO years: 1957-1958 1963-1964 1968-1969 1972-1973 (super el nino, so huge asterisk) 1976-1977 1986-1987 2002-2003 2009-2010 2014-2015 2018-2019
  11. Yes...in terms of snowfall, just that it won't be horrible....not saying it promises a huge season.
  12. I still think this big NAO block validates the idea that this is not going to be a rat season...its just some bad luck that it isn't baring fruit in terms of snowfall at this juncture, but looking back through data, I can't find any ratter seasons that were healthy la ninas and had a significant neg NAO in December. I know some will say 1989 and 2001, but they were cool neutral.
  13. Doesn't have to be snow around here.....especially if its the NAO that caves first.
  14. That is going to some enormous mass flux when that does indeed happen, and there is potential for a very large event.
  15. Totally agree...zero doubt. The only way out in my mind if for either the NAO or RNA to relent a bit, which will eventually happen...just a matter of when. In the mean time, its like mother nature has us in a head lock and we are just waiting to be let go-
  16. Thing is, if it were a lock, then I would take some solace in that....but odds are it won't be a uniform distribution in the sense that the entire region will get it. That's why I just look past it.
  17. Thanks, tiny snowcrazed Tim. God bless us, each and every one of us.
  18. Well, he's not wrong, either. I'm bored at work just melting like a snowbank on NYC in the dead of winter.
  19. First of all, even if they did cut west, front enders would mean more snow than this. Secondly, its not just a longitude thing....if the RNA or the NAO ridges were weaker, there would have been less of a gradient. Regardless, record RNA is difficult to overcome.
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