RUNNAWAYICEBERG

Kinda late to be blowing your nuts.

Last winter was normal snowfall here but it sucked, so it was a ratter imo. So I can consider a season ‘great’ but still relatively close to normal snow wise. I don’t always necessarily equate the two as being contingent upon each other. I want BN temps, constant tracking from Dec-Feb, snow falling or otg around the holidays, etc. If we have mostly nickel and dime events making it feel like winter for the majority of the season, I can consider that to ‘great...even if the total snow measurement doesn’t add up to indicate that it was.

Plowing pavement to keep the community safe.

Nice warm and sunny fall day, as it should be. 59F.

I’m never worried about my driving in snow, it’s everyone else on the roads lacking common sense in it. When people tailgate in snow (happens too often) I just want to go all Wizzy on them.

Good to note early season trending is from se to nw so if we want potential to actualize next month, maybe we need to start it near Bermuda.

It’s always intimate to see the first flakes of the season.

He had one great season but subpar since. Fans can be jaded easily.

The heights over TX keep ticking stronger which helps prevent the trough from digging as deep. Nice subtle trends for a flatter look imo...if correct.

15.8 is 15 when we want it cold...just like 97.2 is 98 when we want it hot.

After some early pre season jitters, SWC is all in for a great winter. No rats.

There’s some weak ridging in the nao domain fwiw.

Interesting. CFS vs RAY.

What did we bottom out at this morning..25/26?

Many seasonal forecasters have Dec as the ‘worst’ month though. Do we trust Modelogy or Meterology?

Read an article that said to leave the leaves on the ground. Gives the insects a place to hibernate. Ah, no. Why would the article recommend giving/letting insects have a place to hide? and ticks love cool damp leaves to breed.I want to kill them all.

Many seasonal guys say Dec will be warm/shitty so if we rely on another back loaded winter...it makes us bite our nails some more.

Nov snows are occurring at a slightly higher frequency...this jades our perception. You right though, it’s still fall for the majority of us.

I hate patterns we have to time it right almost perfectly, like more than usual. It reminds me of when I was little weenie in the 80s, growing up in CNJ.

Well they be frozen to the ground now so they should have done it anyways.

It will be an active month it seems...so any snow would be a bonus in a traditionally fall month.

The 80s are back for a second straight winter season.

It’s a good spot for coastals sprung by strong -epo patterns dominated by northern stream energy.

Your point that something sw of Boston cannot be SE MA makes no sense. We thank you for showing us that Boston is central MA.