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  1. JenkinsJinkies
    Because of Ninas post 2016 I'm preemptively writing off this upcoming winter and the one after it since Ninas tend to go back to back. Our next realistic shot for a blockbuster season is winter 2026-2027.
  2. JenkinsJinkies
    So is there going to be a "what went wrong" writeup about this? Looks like it fizzled out completely.
  3. JenkinsJinkies
    So how much will the forecasted rain totals be walked back?
  4. JenkinsJinkies
    Every time I fly out of BWI there's a thunderstorm. In 2021 one delayed me, in 2022 one caused my flight to re route to go around the storm, and last year one hit while I was waiting at the gate. I'll be flying again at 6 am on the 1st, lets see if the streak continues.
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    After it being 63 three days earlier instead of 73.
  6. JenkinsJinkies
    A repeat of 22-23 so that way this past winter’s underperformance hurts even more.
  7. JenkinsJinkies
    Would something like that be announced this far out?
  8. JenkinsJinkies
    You think we could have an Isabel sequel this year?
  9. JenkinsJinkies
    It’s weird, we can have 70-80 degree days in January and February but we don’t get 120+ degree days in summer despite it both being 30-ish degrees above normal in their respective times of year.
  10. JenkinsJinkies
    Got my first TV EAS weather warning in years.
  11. JenkinsJinkies
    It could be worse, it could be like Hong Kong when I had to air swim to my Airbnb.
  12. JenkinsJinkies
    If we weren’t going into a Nina in a few months I would say it would be trying to make a run to top 2018.
  13. JenkinsJinkies
    GFS precip through the end of the month.
  14. JenkinsJinkies
    Why can we have significantly BN days in May but not in February?
  15. JenkinsJinkies
    DCA - 98 BWI - 99 IAD - 99 RIC - 100
  16. JenkinsJinkies
    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.
  17. JenkinsJinkies
    It'll be late March, I'm thinking dime.
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    Too bad it’s 14 days away, watch the pattern collapse 5 days from now.
  20. JenkinsJinkies
    A post from a facebook friend, screenshot redacted for privacy reasons.
  21. JenkinsJinkies
    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.
  22. JenkinsJinkies
    Niñas almost always double dip. So it’ll be 2026-2027
  23. JenkinsJinkies
    I can see them moving over to the PDO since that's the one variable that hasn't changed yet.
  24. JenkinsJinkies
    Still though, the weenies here will be insufferable next winter.
  25. JenkinsJinkies
    Enjoy the sub freezing nights because that's probably the only lion we're getting from this March.
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