JenkinsJinkies

A good chunk of the enso forum thinks 22-23 is on the table.

Never

Looks like we’ve seen our last 80 for the year too.

The big warmth waits for the 2nd week of January as of late.

We’re not going to have any more rain this month are we?

Weather app says rain next sun/mon. How long until that evaporates?

Throughout the preceding work week pretty much every model showed us getting a soaking from the coastal system. Some only showing a region wide inch while others were giving us 2-5 inches. The models held on to that until the 48-72 hour mark before they suddenly and epically collapsed. This has happened more often than not since spring 2023, and there hasn’t been a true wet pattern since 2022. Every big event since then was either a one off or the region gets hit but it underperforms in a way that gives winners and losers, often with a significant cut off gradient. This has been a resilient dry pattern. Usually Niña induced dry patterns end when the Niña dies but it survived the end of the 2023 Niña, stuck around during the transition to the 2024 Niño, precip underperformed during the Niño, when last year’s Niña ended it paradoxically intensified, and here we are now in the latest of a series of rain event busts. It seems as if we need the planets to align to get a decent system. There’s quite a few mechanisms that are required to give us big snows so I can understand why we can have problems in winter, but almost everything that we need for snow not the case for rain. It’s not supposed to be this hard to get rain here. Its like a switch flipped in 2023.

Will there be another nor’easter chance or will we have to wait another 8 years?

Post mortem when?

It's too late for a comeback.

When is it going to be our turn?

55 and rain instead of 45 and rain

Will the Niña dying in Jan/Feb finally open the floodgates 2018 style or did the 22-23 enso break another part of the atmosphere and now it’s going to rain less here as well as snow less?

Wow, I literally called it before you posted these.

Now you’ve ensured that it’ll do a 180 and we get the totals from yesterday.

An inch is still on the table based on the forecast apps.

An inch of accumulation is still enough to cancel outdoor stuff.

Antibiotics, sanitation, vaccines, fertilizers, and genetically modified crops slowed down his business.

This could be a legit one. Barring a Friday/Saturday rug pull or it fails the day of the event. We can’t underestimate the “day of” fails, they’ve been happening a lot thaws last few winters.

I mean considering that we just finished a torch…

The last neutral was a snowless torch fest.

September PDO’s value was higher than last September’s. -2.x instead of -3.x

70s in January then?