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Let's see ~4 inch YTD surplus in Baltimore 2.83 inch YTD surplus in DC Yeah the bump was premature. Also compare to last year: Most water tables were at August levels and it was the driest YTD ever, a record that stood well into June.

It'll be late March, I'm thinking dime.

Too bad it’s 14 days away, watch the pattern collapse 5 days from now.

A post from a facebook friend, screenshot redacted for privacy reasons.

Every time the west coast gets atmospheric rivers in the winter it’s mild and snowless here. As soon as the winter week was over in January California got a conga line of atmospheric river storms. Same thing happened last year too, and in 2016-2017. Whatever mechanism causes this is probably one of the things stacked against us.

Niñas almost always double dip. So it’ll be 2026-2027

I can see them moving over to the PDO since that's the one variable that hasn't changed yet.

Still though, the weenies here will be insufferable next winter.

Enjoy the sub freezing nights because that's probably the only lion we're getting from this March.

March 10 was hyped up last year too and look how that one turned out…

Wildfires can still happen in grasslands

There’s a wildfire in Texas right now, 2nd largest in US history. It’s still meteorological winter…

Looks like DC will stop short of 70s from this torch.

Whatever you do don’t play earthbound.