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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
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    Methuen, MA, 154' ASL 30 mi N of Boston
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    Snow, Canes , Baseball, Football and Keeping Fit.

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  1. Oh, pretty please...this would represent an interplanetary orgie for me. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure it will come with some unforeseen, dystopian (as John would say)externality, but we are getting those anyway with the hockey-stick rate of CC, so what the hell...may as well get some snow and cold while we perish.
  2. I'll take the over on "barely any snow" in Michigan this coming winter, but a +10 month would not shock me.
  3. Well in my area, it really needs to be a bit cooler than average to get big snows, but I'm not suggesting that.
  4. My crude theory is that the planet ultimately finds a way to achieve some semblance of an equilibrium....and this unprecedented El Nino is a testament to that.
  5. No one is disputing above normal temps...at least in the NE.
  6. Yes, and it's had a negative correlation with winter during the modern era, meaning -AO maybe favored this winter.
  7. Tell me why it won't snow ever again in 5,486 words or more- JK
  8. Memorable one? Same odds as a HECS....gonna be about timing things right when the pattern is more conducive in the back half. EPO is likely + in the seasonal mean, so need to score on a window.
  9. That ridge is going to lift towards Greenland on the heels of the latter January/eary February reflection event.
  10. December and most of January, sure....that is a DJF mean. I don't necessarily agree for February.
  11. That ridge displaced a bit to the NW of the intense-El Nino composite due to a favorable extra tropical Pacific in conjunction with some high latitude blocking. It's similar to the strong composite.
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