Brian5671

most of northern Louisiana is under a winter storm warning. LOL-can you say southern storm track?

truly cold air has been scarce since the cold winters of 13-14 and 14-15.

it's quickly falling apart now. We'll be lucky to squeeze in one decent event at this rate

Boring pattern for sure. Winter storm watches in central TX where the storm track is.

I remember a stretch were we once got 3 in one week!

show me where anyone is canceling winter?

Like I said, maybe they are right maybe they are not. It's a discussion about a pattern not the final answer which no one knows. You get all upset when someone posts an opposing point of view-for example your post on the La Nina weakening when it clearly is not. We live at 40N not Caribou Maine. What looked like a longer lasting decent pattern is shrinking....Euro has zero precip here (not even rain for another week) I'm sure we'll get something this month but it may (or may not be) the bigger pattern that delivers multiple storms

it's literally the same routine every winter around here....

people can post all they want that doesn't make them right....

Blocking is too far south so we get dry dry dry. We were due for some dryness...the period b/w Thanksgiving and Xmas was incredibly wet.

SSW is the most over hyped weather event ever

at least with the blocking coming now, maybe this year it won't show up in April

yep-so far it's just locked a boring pattern in place...PAC air and a dry pattern....

We'll certainly get another storm or two before winter's done...

Just 10 short days away. Meanwhile we are +5 for January. Torch city so far.

too much blocking and this is what you get....

95-96 was a weak Nina. 10-11 was fairly strong

If that happens it's lights out here for winter-that's a torch.

Cold has certainly been limited the last few years. Feels more like DC or Richmond of late....

Hit the showers for a week and then check back in....

Even here we got clocked. Heavy wet snowstorm after heavy wet snowstorm

kind of reminds me of the phantom -NAO the models showed the past 4-5 yrs. Only ones that really verified was March 2018 and the one now.

NC special there....even if it bumps north-won't see much north of Richmond or even DC

I think there was a storm 1/20 or so that year but that was it. Feb and March were like +8 or something crazy-we had an 80 degree day here in March

burst of heavy snow here-coated the ground instantly. Down to 33