JenkinsJinkies

CWG has a “there’s still a chance mid month” article. But I’ve seen this before and it’s almost always been a bust, whenever they do this it always has that “here’s how Bernie can still win” energy. https://archive.ph/aBZsc

I was caught in a monsoon like downpour in September. It was on 695.

You know, if some of these posters wind up being right and it’s indeed over then it’s really gonna sting, solely because of the fact that New Orleans got more snow than the metros. If next year is a wall to wall snowless torch like 16-17 or 22-23 the it’ll sting even more in retrospect. This also means that the weenies will be downright insufferable, an absolute tsunami of butthurt. You know what though? Should that come to pass I think they’ve earned it, when you get screwed over that hard you should have the right to be upset about it. Our “turn” can’t come soon enough.

At this point last year and in 2023 I already had tulip leaves starting to poke out of the ground.

2/2/24: That was a week after an 80 degree day. 2/2/23: That was following a +9 temp January. Neither of these are the case this year.

According to the legend we'd be in "leaning" not "likely"

That’s probability, not intensity.

I wonder at what point in February will CWG announce last rites?

It's a massacre

February 3rd is the last entry on this. That kind of warmth takes a bit to undo.

So with the pattern change discussion, how likely is it that it gets can kicked? I know the pattern is different but I remember long range discussion in the CWG during 16-17 and the people there stressed that we shouldn’t discount February, as it was the snowiest month historically and President’s Day has been known for its large storms. That strung us along for the front half of February 2017 but then reality came barging in on the 14th: https://archive.ph/YJ37f Sure enough instead of a back loaded storm season President’s Day had highs around 70. How do we know this doesn’t happen again this year too?

Spring leaf hasn’t even made it out of Florida yet per the USAPN

What’s the title of the thread?

Over the last few years hoping for March snow to “save” us has always ended in disappointment.

Once this “Niña” ends the precip rubber band will snap back hard. I would not be surprised if this drought is firmly in the rear view mirror by May.