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The return of the elusive Nor'easter. Drought buster or bust?
JenkinsJinkies replied to dailylurker's topic in Mid Atlantic
This could be a legit one. Barring a Friday/Saturday rug pull or it fails the day of the event. We can’t underestimate the “day of” fails, they’ve been happening a lot thaws last few winters. -
I mean considering that we just finished a torch…
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The last neutral was a snowless torch fest.
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September PDO’s value was higher than last September’s. -2.x instead of -3.x
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70s in January then?
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Walkbacks beget further walkbacks. This will be fully out to sea by Thursday.
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Looking at the ENSO thread and they're announcing last rites for us and NYC.
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Exactly in the way you described.
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Saturday’s rain will be an Imelda redux, I’m calling it.
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Watch Wednesday’s current forecast totals become overly optimistic as a result of a “day of” rug pull.
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October 2016 and 2019 were warm and we all know how those winters ended.
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Wow, I thought the rug pull would wait until Wednesday.
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My weekend plans are all indoors, bring it on.
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We've had recent winters where the pattern wasn't the problem, it was just too warm.
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In fairness 2-3 inches would be much above average for Arkansas.
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What about if it’s a 22-23 pattern where there’s never any real chance?
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We were saved from topping the futility chart by a March snow. Even if it didn’t happen most of us broke an inch. In 22-23 we were nowhere near an inch and there was zero chance of March “saving” us.
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Watch this be another October where we alternate between 80 degree torches and fall weather.
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In the ENSO thread they're saying that the warm blobs are in the wrong places for us.
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Before August was a different story.
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Again, we’re getting a Feb 19-20 redux. This is the “throw us a bone” run and 0z will be even further south and east than 12z was.
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16-17 was a weak Niña. 19-20 was neutral but given the region temps it was a “weak weak Niña” of sorts
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Helene made a hard left last year.
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The thing is that it compounds over time. Yes growing season being over minimizes impact but if the pattern persistence follows the same trajectory it has since 2023 then we might still be in this mess come spring facing similar event failures. Doubly so if we get another underperforming winter or full blown nonwinter.
