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About 40/70 Benchmark

  • Birthday 11/16/1980

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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
    KLWM
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  • Location:
    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. Yes, right under the trough...but that was essentially the only area on the globe where that happened, which is why it's so exceedingly rare at any given locale during modern times. That said, our area is due for a run of colder seasons relative to the west.
  2. Yea, I agree with that. I have been touting a lot more variability throughout the second half....but -NAO in the seasonal mean is a very tall task.
  3. Yea, it's a touch warmer up here, but NBD. Generally speaking, you are correct. Interesting trend.
  4. In the seasonal mean? Plenty of evidence......Like 4 neg NAO seasons past 30 years, descending solar and +QBO. I'm not speaking in absolutes here, but it's pretty easy to make a case for that.
  5. Yes, because the ridge was out west....his point is that the ridges are always more intense than expected.
  6. I could totally see double digit + departures in December.
  7. I only knew bc Kev mentioned it in our group text, so sprang into action an got the gage out.
  8. Not sure I agree with that for the latter half of the season.
  9. Looks like -WPO is favored next winter? Would fit with the theme of the recent shift.
  10. The map looks like something @MJO812drew up on the shitter, but I largely endorse the narrative.
  11. Pretty clear to me that it plays a role, as it does in just about everything. Is it the only factor? Of course not...but the sole purpose of ENSO is to redistribute the solar heat that builds in the west Pacific as a product of the Walker Cycle, so it definitely has an impact.
  12. All joking and ball-busting aside, I certainly see a pathway to a poor winter given the situation with ENSO....and to steal a page from CPC, it's definitely more likely that snowfall will below average than above, however, I think it's far from a foregone conclusion that it will be poor...and yes, I'll spend the better part of the next 3 months of my life explaining why. As far as temps go, it will almost certainly be above average...I think the floor is near normal, like 1957. Crazy how that same area from MBY into se NH has been a screw-zone for QPF this decade...that has been so consistent.
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