Models are still all over the place on this one. Seems like the multiple low scenario is really throwing a wrench into consensus.
If we avoid the dual low setup should be a windier/wetter setup for most. Otherwise that second low farther off shore robs a lot of the energy to the east and also brings more dry air into the mix.
Maybe we will have more data by 12z/18z to see which setup will win out.
I've been wanting to join but always forgot. I liked looking at the site info.
That being said, I'm not 100% familiar with how it worked. Is this something that could be duplicated with a Google Sheet, now that Kevin W's site has been retired?
Not sure if this is the right place to post this question, but how does the drought in areas of NNE affect snow making if you don’t make up some of the deficits by mid November?
CANSIPS and CFS Monthly runs continue to look like a favorable pattern for DJFM. Ridges in the west, below normal cold in Canada, etc. That's all you can ask for at this time range.
True but a trough is going to not be stationary for the entire winter. The signs that a trough in the eastern US could be the dominant pattern is what is promising. We have cutters blow by in many of our highest snowfall winters. Not every storm is going to be a 40/70 special…
@Damage In Tolland all the climate models right now are pointing to some sort of ridge out west dominating the weather this winter. Even the CFS which tends to torch Canada more than reality.
Not sure I buy into the “big” winter scenarios but good chance it should be better this year compared to last 3.
Haven’t been here in about two weeks and good to know nothing has changed. Why exactly do we have separate monthly posts for each month during the warmer times of the year. Could just have one for Junulaugtember and we would be fine.
Got back to North Conway and it’s 94. It was a crisp 79 degrees in Crawford Notch for about five minutes as we were driving on 302.
Should have done the drive up Mt Washington it’s 68 at the summit.
88/64 in Jefferson, NH today. HNH (hot not humid) for the win. Not sure how anyone feels Christmasy at Santa’s Village in this weather but the park is packed. I guess it’s a preview of the North Pole in Tips GW future. We have avoided the Reindeer pens today. Frosty seems to have melted and sacrificed himself to the water park.