jaydreb

Yep. We’re not tracking a specific event per se, but we can at least track a shift to a workable pattern.

We get frozen from a low running into Minnesota.

Lol, if that NAO was any more positive it would look like a black hole on the map.

Yeah, the Pacific red blob of death is muted. Still a ++AO but better overall look for sure

All I remember is that we went from Jan 2016 to Jan 2019 without a warning event.

Nice tease. Need 4 more panels.

Thanks Psu. Is there a region of the country for which our “crap” pattern (i.e. the one we are facing) is actually a dream pattern? Are there weenies out there in another forum cheering for a +EPO, +NAO, -PNA pattern?

Jan 7th. Almost a nice little event. Way too far out to take seriously.

Thanks for this PSU.

In January 1996 I was 20 years old and and home from college for winter break at my house in Central NJ (Monmouth County). The Blizzard of 1996 was the most snow I have ever seen from a single storm. We got about 30" from that storm. I moved to the DC area the next year. The most snow I received from a single storm since I've been in this area was in 2016 when I got about 26". The most snow I ever had on the ground at one time, however, was after the 2/10/10 storm. We had gotten about 24" from the 2/6 storm and then another 12" on 2/10 (along with wind and blowing snow). I voted for '96 simply because it was the most snow I had ever seen from a single storm. If the February 2010 storms were combined into a single entry I would have voted for that.