SnoSki14

GFS wasn't abysmal. It just didn't handle the warm layers properly which it never does. That's where the Nam comes in.

I wonder if ocean effect can ever produce a real snowstorm (6"+) in this region

Which means we should get 30-40"+ for the season

That's a common snowy time frame too.

Interesting to see if that works out. Pattern does have potential heading forward

So the no 4" streak is officially over then

Because it's not linear or evenly spread out plus it's weather vs climate. Look at the grand scope and you'll see warmth dominate over both a larger area and time frame. For example despite December being cold in the northeast US it absolutely torched for 2/3 of the country with record breaking all time December warmth in many spots.

So according to the stats of a Nina December, the rest of winter should be pretty good.

For everyone that busted, it's all gonna get washed away in a couple days anyway.

CT cleaned up nicely

Lol it wasn't even supposed to be a big storm. A big bust is forecast a foot plus and getting 1-2"

Very treacherous conditions developing. Temperatures several degrees below freezing Nam nailed it

Looks like a sleetstorm coming for Somerset

Which is why I'm surprised how far north the best snows are.

I still like a general 4-8 for most. Snow will probably come in fast and quick and then taper to ZR. The further north you are the closer you'll get to 7-8" and local spots further north will exceed that obviously