CoastalWx

I get what he is trying to say, but can you be a little more scientific about it????

Those posts in the Sept thread probably should be on here lol.

Maybe it is as simple as that, who knows. But it’s such a huge expanse of warm water. Just a little hesitant in applying that thinking.

I was thinking like some sort of tropical-thingy zipping NW. AKA October 2021.

I know some people will say well it will just supercharge whatever we had for a strong or super Niño. I’m not sure you can apply that linear logic.

If you could tell me that the GOA low will be just west enough or perhaps not as strong as some are anticipating so that if we do get a negative NAO, there’s a little bit of a cold source in Canada, I would definitely have a change in attitude. We obviously do not need Canada to be an icebox, I think we all agree on that. But what I worry about is that we have this split flow totally void of any money in the bank in Canada and raging STJ that basically combines up with any negative NAO ridging. if I would make a call, I would have BN snowfall, but I’m not anticipating a massive skunk in terms of snowfall. Especially the interior.

Well it’s also based on previous types of ninos. I did say I’m not opposed to near normal snowfall, but I’m not optimistic on AN snow. That’s different than Kevin claiming how every winter will suck. I’m not going by emotion.

I am being objective.

Depends on how it behaves. 40 and mud makes me want to martyr myself.

Not being a negative Nancy, but I’m not sure leaning on the positive side is a good thing.

What a stupid vapid graphic.

At least summer gives some interesting weather usually. It’s been like San Diego here and I’m not holding out hopes for anything this winter that will move the weenie. I acknowledge we could get near normal snow in spots, but I’m not getting my hopes up after years of depression. Positivity is a waste.

Only chance of an interesting fall is home brew a stuff off SE coast.

SVR season is in February.

I’ve never seen anything like it.