Thanks Chuck!
I am happy to see that you have no fear of an east based Nino, especially since PSU says that you "would be right 80%"
I have reviewed the last 7 Nino's back to 2003. I notice an interesting 20 year pattern at my recording location. 4 out of 7 have given above normal snowfall with a positive anomaly of +1.35. The 3 winters with below normal snowfall had a weaker positive anomaly of only +.66. The strongest anomaly at +2.50 still gave nearly 2 inches above my 24" average.
With a CPC 80% probability of +1.00 or greater and 50% of +1.50 or greater, that bodes well for the coming winter according to the past 20 year pattern. If the CPC is correct with their Enso predictions it would be reasonable to expect a winter of above normal snowfall. That is my prediction with a 90% level of confidence, conditioned on an anomaly that exceeds +1.00. If the anomaly is less than +.70, I predict below normal snowfall. This is my prediction for Augusta County, not D.C..