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did you post your winter snowfall predictions for 2024 -25 I didn't see them in Walt's thread ?

even with record amount of 80 degree days snowfall was still above average the winter before 50.3 inches at CP and the winter after 32.8 at CP......

NYC CP 45.1 LGA 48.5 JFK 34.0 KEWR 50.5 Just remember all time record of 79 this date in 2003 and December 2003 NYC had 19 inches and January 2004 17 inches snowfall..........this current pattern of warm and drought dry with cold shots in between is getting long in the tooth and all that snow cover up north and cold is building fast.........combined with a weaking La Nina later this year and early next year........ Snow and ice storm, December 5-6, 2003 - Storm Summary Also used analog years with a weak to moderate La Nina that followed a EL Nino Winter 66 -67- 51.5 Inches Snow NYC Cp 2013 -14 - 57.4 Inches NYC CP 2020 -21 - 38.6 NYC CP 1995 -1996 - 75.6 NYC CP

it wasn't obvious but shows it has been showing this for several days now.........and a real Meteorologist Typhoon Tip likes how the model is handling this setup.....

still don't see a thread for this...IMO north of I-80 good chance of a few inches - the coast needs additional model support for the CMC

Snow storm, March 31-April 1, 1997 - Storm Summary (raymondcmartinjr.com)

CMC once again at 0Z shows potential for accumulating snow.....IMO north of I-80 at least a few inches - TIP suggested a thread be created for this event a couple days ago saying it could extend south and west of southern New England

the 12Z Euro shifted south with the snow accumulations in the metro

I still think areas north of I-80 have not seen the last of accumulating snow - and the coast is still in question - remember I like my weenies with mustard........

CMC is on a roll........a real GEM....

no similarities ? is a 100 year Arctic outbreak needed this time around ?

how does this setup compare to April 6, 1982 ? - similarities and or differences ......

how about covered in snow ?

I like mine with mustard on it........