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  1. EastonSN+
    Thanks Don. No two winters are alike but will hold out hope for a repeat of 2008/2009. Icy winter with above average seasonal snowfall capped by a nice March first noreaster.
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    I would take a compromise between the GFS EURO and CMC.
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    Seems like 12 z shifted north. Would hate to have cold rain
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    Yeah looks like the AO goes negative and comes back at us.
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    This is the type of storm that can work. In Jan 2012 we had the biggest storm of the season from a weak wave following a cutter.
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    Teles PNA going sharply negative AO rising NAO rising Good news is MJO is heading to phase 7 at a decent level.
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    Here's the answer (CT folks). Sorry if belongs in winter thread but it includes December. https://www.ctinsider.com/living/article/ct-winter-predictions-2021-2022-16666554.php
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    It does feel like April is cooler than normal as well recently. Can't remember last time we had a great April.
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    Didn't care too much for the ensembles today. Looks like gradient to our north. Did not have EPS past day 10 so maybe light at end of that one.
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    One of those winters where 1 storm in December and that February gave us above average snowfall for the year! And a B- winter grade. I agree what's showing on the ensembles looks bad for a while. Energy savings FTW.
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    Yeah, looking back to March and April 2018 we had almost a seasonal snowfall in 5 weeks. Of course we had last Feb too. They were SSWE driven, which is probably what we will need again, but it has happened before and can happen again. In the mean time we enjoy energy savings.
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    Good morning! Question - perhaps I am not remembering correctly, however it seems as though almost all La Ninas have snowy Marches. Now, I know the shorter wavelengths in March mitigate the background state (enso), however I feel like El nino Marches teams to be warm and snowless compared to La Ninas. Is there a particular reason for the above? Thanks.
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    We deserve this one.
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    Yeah only one 3 to 6 in her in January. Can't complain only experienced 6 below average snowfall winters this century!
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    Worst part about this look, we are at or slightly below normal on temps (no energy savings) but southwest of the storm track. At least the storms will be weak and fast moving.
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    Looks very boring and relatively dry. Heck even in 11/12 we already had a 4 to 8 inch snowfall in the books in October.
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    Looking at EPS we stay on the cooler side, however looks kind of hostile for anything amplifying. Boring pattern? Not a MET so perhaps I am wrong.
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    Should specify on elevated surf.
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    Nice little snow to start the season.
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    First coating of the season. Here's to many more.
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    Just three of the top 5, 4 of the top 10 in all of New England! https://www.thefinancialword.com/10-wealthiest-neighborhoods-in-new-england/
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    Found the NAO forecast interesting. Large spread. Also the PNA looks like it's going to head positive again after a brief dip. MJO doing this?
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    Fwiw and it's not much, the cfs weeklies don't look too great.
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    Just looking at the stats without delving into the la Nina intensity of each bolded year, I am shocked that the distribution of above/below/average snowfall winters are even. I am thinking that this shows that we have a 50/50 shot of blocking establishing itself and determining our fate (as opposed to ninas where we can live without the blocking).
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    I know I mentioned before, but personally rooting for a warm December in hopes that it means the La Nina is not affecting us in the normal way (decoupled).
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