IronTy

Only in Alaska, according to that PhD guy. The 8-14 shows non-stop storms and rumors of storms. The best since 2019.

Ah good, at least we're talking about the legendary winter of 2019 as an analog.

The month can't end +20F so take heart in that there's gonna be a major flip at some point. At least I don't think it can end up +20F....

Since 2015? Is that dude like 19yo?

76 here. America, f*CK yeah!

Yeeesss!!! 29". Bring it on! All melted by Xmas, of course.

I admit I don't know what a 180 percent spin is. Can you enlighten me?

Oh good, the southern alps are looking to be wet. Thanks for that important Intel.

GFS done gone bowling. Is that a noreaster? I've heard tell about those sort of storms from the old timers but haven't experienced one in recent years. JB also just posted about the Dec 8-15 period. Might as well stick a fork in it.

I wouldn't say so. We sort of got shafted in the 2016 blizzard, but we did get one decent snowfall in 2018...then basically nothing til last winter.

Thick fog in Calvert. Even dripping off the trees. Smells good outside with the moisture and fallen leaves. I'll take it.

Yup, time for SoMD to feast again while listening to the desperate wails of DC folk between lectures about "climo".

Natural gas prices could get pretty expensive short term....from all the gas fired power plants supporting the heavy air conditioner use this weekend....

It's gross out. Almost need the AC just to lower the humidity.

I bottomed at 40F. What gives?

Lock it in, Twitter says 2009-2010 here we come.

Quite a bit of rain here much of last night. Every time I woke up I could hear it coming down.

This has rapidly turned into a shitty weather week.

Still dumpin' outside here. Maybe it'll make a dent in the drought conditions plaguing the area.

Wow I'm at a charity auction right now and yeah, that eastern rain is really screwing things up.

My observation of Siberian snow cover over the past ten years is that it really doesn't mean shit down here. Looking at that graph (hard to read as it is), snow cover isn't far behind where it was in October 2009. We all know how that turned out.

We got drizzle/mist here with the east breeze. But yeah, relatively mild.

Lol I had C. Diff once and 48hrs after I left the ER I was climbing Mt. Shuksan. 2016 was sort of a let down in SoMD. We got about a foot of snow, which is great of course, but that was less than half of what we got in December 2009. That's the benchmark storm for SoMD. DC made out a lot better in '16. We actually got quite a bit more snow last winter for the storm in early January than we did in 2016. Difference of course being there was zero wind during the snow last year vs 2016. Ah well, were overdue for a serious noreaster, hopefully this year it happens.