40/70 Benchmark

You'd like to lay out and get some sun, but you have to keep an eye to the sky for the killer HC.....gradient saturation everywhere.

We will probably get another light snowfall.

I try to pick a median spot to measure, as well. I don't have any 6"+..pretty uniform 3-4".

Seems like you melted out a bit faster than I did because you had more, and I still had like 4" as of this AM.

The fact that these seasons aren't very common is.

Its frustrating in the moment, but looking back.....how many seasons have we seen run the train on Jersey, while we bask in Miller B orgies. I suppose we were due for a LBSW year.

Eh....then it really makes the ORH call trash lol

ORH and NYC were too low...I thought the most snow would be NE, instead of SW. December-March Snowfall Outlook City Predicted Snowfall Actual Forecast Error Boston, MA 40-50" ? ? NewYork, NY(Central Park) 11-21" ? ? Philadelphia, PA 11-21" ? ? Baltimore, MD 10-20" ? ? Washington, DC 5-15" ? ? Albany, NY 52-62" ? ? Hartford, CT 40-50" ? ? Providence, RI 25-35" ? ? Worcester, MA 50-60" ? ? Tolland, CT 40-50" ? ? Methuen, MA 50-60" ? ? Hyannis, MA 15-25" ? ? Burlington, VT 80-90" ? ? Portland, ME 70-80" ? ? Concord, NH 65-75" ? ?

I would agree, but I would like another inch or two just to nail a couple of more cities on my seasonal forecast. I had 50-60" IMBY (current 49.5") and 40-50" in Boston (38.4").

That is actually how I expect it to play out if we do get another event.....sums up the snowfall distribution this season perfectly.

I remember that vaguely.....Wilmington is low lying, and some of the roads were just wiped out.

I was enrolled there during that....it was nuts.

I love the webbed fingers lol

Drought....I think its a reference to met Dave Epstein's alleged drought obsession.

I guess I would like .5" here, and and like another 1.6" in Boston to make my seasonal ranges....falling a hair short at present.

Yea, I'll take it. Give me a warm pattern and latter March every time, and hope to time a bowling ball. To hell with enduring 39 and windy for days on end in search for that final 3-6"-

Only hold outs were like George and Anthony.....

You do a lot of musing....

Just have to hope climo finds its footing and those who should pay more, do. I'm hardly above average over that stretch, at this point.

I have gone a long way towards paying my climo debt over the course of these past several seasons. I have had one above average snowfall season since 2014-2015......2017-2018. 2016-2017 was just about normal.

Man, imagine not being lucky enough to swallow an ice berg aboard the Titanic, and having to endure that 1907-1908 through 1914-1915 stretch.

Looks as though Boston, where records go back to 1871-1872, has two worse pork periods....1948-1949 through 1954-1955 seasons (7 consecutive below avg) and the top porker award goes to the 1907-1908 through 1914-1915 seasons (8 consecutive below average). Rumor has it that weenies were hanging themselves by thy knickers. 1910-1911 just made it as below, at 40.6", so it nearly ended at three consecutive.

Reshuffle the deck next season. One more below average snowfall season, and I will tie the record dating back to 1956 of four consecutive below average seasons since from 1988-1989 through 1991-1992.

This March is much more boring....that month was in the 90s.

I assumed and banked on a futile March, so its baked into the C-.