Brian5671

in recent history is a guide-frigid and dry

I would not buy into any LR model that shows a coastal. Get it to within 72 hrs as Bluewaves says

seems like a classic Nina with the colder/snowier Dec followed by a warmer/less snowy Jan so far

I'm thinking we can get another couple smaller events but the Miller A type track is nowhere to be seen last 4-5 yrs

kicking the can. We went from 1/4-6 all the way out to the 18th now. Big Jan has turned to big meh

I'd like to see that west coast ridge a bit further east-our best coastals come with a ridge axis over Boise

Those should be in banter honestly.

Definitely. But it's definitely sizeable. A 3-5 day stretch would be a break in the cold. Some models don't really show any true arctic air til 1/20 so could be a 2 week stretch of average to above average.

the cold spell ended Tuesday-it's like warm into next week so that's 8-10 days at least

Always hate to waste the coldest climo of the year but kind of ready for a break from it personally-just wish the weekend wasnt a washout.

52 here with full sun-snowpack going bye bye

This. A few 2-4, 3-6 events would work.

Bitter Cold. The night before had single digit cold. Temps were b/w 15-20 degrees for most of the storm.

most warmups here the last 2 decades have overperformed.

topped out at 47 here-alot of it melted today still about 60% coverage-probably down to parking lot piles by Friday