Your climate, friend, is much more favorable for finding some snow in a Nina than ours is in the majority of our part of the mid-Atlantic. You should definitely have some hope. Down here, people are being more or less pretty realistic about what this set-up likely means.
Empty nest now with one child graduated from college and second child now in his first weeks of college. Also, just came into an extra week vacation per year at work.
So...I am planning to chase snow this year at least once. Gonna toss the pup in the car and just go.
You mean November II.
We now have November, November II, November III, November IV, November V and November VI around here and then May
181 days of November, if you will...
BWI:
.7 - '49/'50
1.2 - '72/'73
1.8 - 2011/12
1.8 - 2019/20
2.3 - 2001/02
DCA
.1 - '97/'98
.1 - '72/'73
.6 - 2019/20
2.0 - 2011/12
2.2 - '75/'76
Dulles:
2.2 - '72/'73
2.6 - 2001/02
2.9 - 2019/20
3.7 - 2011/12
4.4 - '80/'81
The third worst or tied for third worst at all airports last winter in terms of seasonal snowfall. Two of the five worst snowfall total winters the region has experienced has been in the last 10 years.
I, um, all things being equal, given how much food is in various freezers and the quarantine situation many are dealing with, really don’t want severe storms to be a thing this spring. Need power. Etc.
I lived in East Nashville for the 1998 tornado. Sometime if you all want I can recount living through that one. My office bldg. downtown was massively damaged and my home also had significant damage. But check out this overlay in this tweet of the Nashville tornados from 1933, 1998 and the one last night. That's...absolutely uncanny:
https://twitter.com/WCM_Krissy/status/1234822047571881984