EastonSN+

Where we want it at this lead time....

It's so weird too as Norwalk where I lived was barely north and east of Manhattan (41 miles). I feel like East is almost as important as North.

Yeah I am shocked about how warm 1932/1933 were as well. In my warped mind I pictured pre 1950s as an Arctic tundra with feet of snow from November through April

This winter is more like 97/98 than I thought. The NE forum corrected me with the fact that my area received over 4 inches early December 1997 in addition to the March storm. Just like that year, we had the early December storm this winter which provided the same areas with a light snowfall. In both storms NYC was shut out. Obviously there are nuances that are different, but from a snowfall perspective it's amazing.

Yeah and now today it's delayed longer in phase 3.

Here another smaller one https://www.oceancity.com/a-snowy-start-to-2022-in-ocean-city-md/ Keep in mind this is rare.

There were at least two monster storms that hit just them.

Here is one https://wjla.com/news/local/snow-blizzard-warning-bomb-cyclone-ocean-city-maryland-ocmd-eastern-shore-weather-winter-storm-wind-white-out-conditions-snowfall-totals

No there were multiple storms that hit the Delmarva hard. All were too far south for us (and south of that EURO control map).

Hopefully MJO 8 by end of Feb?

On the Fairfield Easton town line. Trees ground covered looks beautiful

The real record is still in play (for the season).

To be fair that looks a little like last year for the Delmarva. They cleaned up big time.

Grass whitened here.

This would be the funniest way to go if CPK did end up shut out this winter. If it does happen the below would be perfect.

Now that's how you run an RNA. Woof. Hadley cell FTW.

Nice positive snowfall bust for the MA forum. Good for them.

Wonder what emojis they had to select back then...

Was 1933 the same as that was a torch too. Also in the above, is that a south based NAO linking with the SE ridge?

Amazing how fast temps climbing. 38.

1932 and 1933 back to back torch January's. Wish we had the H5 plots for that.

Up to 37. Thank goodness the kids are having an early dismissal

Wonder how warm this winters temp departure would be if we did not have a colder than average December.

Already up to 36.

Yeah I was pondering the head-fakes of this year. That being said, we are kind of following the la Nina blueprint so far. Early season snow for half the forum and neg NAO with potential in December occurred (the 2nd storm messed up the 3rd but that's another discussion). The warm/snowless January and potentially Feb. Late February and March are typically the other window in la Ninas. Sure we could go 11/12 warmth but return of blocking when occurence in December, la Nina tendencies, make me think that this could be legit.