JenkinsJinkies

If the Niña is on the way out and the floodgates finally open this time the drought will be gone by May.

I think they mean the temp anomaly. Though I don’t think next weeks warmup would be enough to cancel out the whole 3 month period. February maybe if the cold shot the week after fails.

The same euro has the warmup canceled out by another cold shot a week later.

Weather channel hasn’t gotten the memo, it has DC at 50 on the 19th.

There have been murmurs about potential windows around the 20th and 24th.

2018 was the last time metro Baltimore had March snow that was more than a flurry.

They saw the forecasted highs for next week and extrapolated without consulting long range models.

I saw some on the Philly board saying that after the 20-24th potential window that might be it for snow this season.

Why would they be trolling here instead of tricking kids streaming on twitch into deleting system 32 or pouring milk into their routers?

This right here, if the Outer Banks can get 12” all snow then we can get more than that with the right setup. Might not be this season though.

Last time we went from nina to nino the dry pattern lasted until mid summer, we were having winter style fails with thunderstorm setups.

So do you think this will be the time the floodgates open after the niña ends like it's supposed to or will it be like the last couple times and the dry pattern injects steroids when the niña fades?

He didn’t say all was lost. He was saying that marginal setups fell off a cliff starting in 2017 and if we can get them to be more workable again once we fully break out of the bad pac pattern is TBD.

Nah, that’s a MECS. A HECS would be 18” or more region wide.

I saw in the SE forum a 0z Euro temp anomaly map for the Feb 11-21 period and our area was not red. So looks like another case of a muted warmup.