It's perfectly valid in this instance...I can see it with respect to claiming 8" of rainfall would be 80" of snow, but it's perfectly valid here...1-3' blizzard. I get it that ir you're but hurt and spew venom out your rear because SNE does snowfall better than severe, but get over it.
I feel left out? What the hell do I care... I'm in Africa. And obviously the south coast gets it worse, but there are plenty of hurricanes that were very memorable in my area...just none within the last 35 years.
I always listen to the sermons about why I should buy into to big wind impacts in my region, and time and time again, sell, sell, sell. It takes a very specific and rare set of circumstances and this isn't it.
I haven't followed this closely, but my guess is the outcome won't end up being anything extraordinary outside of potentially the immediate shoreline and the cape. I'm sure there will be plenty of extraordinary gust maps posted by the usual cast.
Figured I'd take the opportunity to start this, while many are preoccupied with the next underachieving wind event.
This will be the transition month, as the Pacific jet relaxes. We should begin to see a cold reservoir couple with the blocking that has been rendered useless throughout October. I would say shot of some snowfall for many is better than climo.
See ya 11/20.
I'm ignoring the Pacific by pointing out that this la nina is running behind last year's in terms of ONI? That is an indisputable fact....period. Deal with it and stop making worthless drive by posts.
The rest of the Pacific is very la nina like...all I said was it's pretty tame in terms of ONI, which is not the whole story.
Preaching to the choir...I keep seeing posts on Twitter about how la nina is taking off and will def be moderate and top last year....isn't happening in terms of ONI. However, this season should be more nina like than last year, regardless.