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Winter 2026-2027. Historic Potential


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50 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

Well that does seem like the 2 options. Probably no middle ground, so weird that he sorta averaged them together lol

Yea that was my thought also. Sometimes an average when there are two distinct sub sets within the analogs is the least likely outcome!  I get it that some feel pressured to make a definitive forecast but the truth is a good forecast would be to say “we have an elevated risk of a historic snowstorm this winter, it’s going to be wet, but it might end up too warm and in that case a snowless winter and it’s about 50/50 odds”. If people aren’t smart enough to digest some nuance and ambiguity oh well. Fake certainty does no one any good. 

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2 minutes ago, Jersey Andrew said:

Can you explain why a 2009-2010 type winter is on the table or unlikely again?

I think it’s unlikely we’ll have that long of a period with below normal temps that allowed us to have that incredible run. I think a 2015-16 scenario would be on the table, but also 97-98. Very boom or bust winter seems likely. 

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38 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

I think it’s unlikely we’ll have that long of a period with below normal temps that allowed us to have that incredible run. I think a 2015-16 scenario would be on the table, but also 97-98. Very boom or bust winter seems likely. 

Super ninos in order from 65-66: Boom, bust, boom, bust, boom....I'm a bit concered we're due for bust again based on that random pattern <_<

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