If that look persists into mid-October, it could easily lead to early flakes for the mountains. The later the month goes with that look, it opens the door for the far NW exurbs too (your area, etc).
The real way it’ll go down is we’ll get a -NAO in early November to give us the hope of a front loaded winter. Dec 1 flips to a +NAO and holds until March.
This is really great, thanks for doing it. Maybe we can get a Hudson Bay ridge pop up magically to save the crap January pattern & gives us a fluke warning level storm.
Who was that doofus the other day who posted “I expected damage to look much worse from Abasco” after the initial pictures and videos came out. I wonder what he thinks now.
You could probably be featured live for an interview on TWC at this point. “We’re going live to Goldsboro, MD where resident cane expert has been tracking from his bed for the past 24 hours. He’s also been studying canes for the past 24 hours so about 23 hours more than most of us here at TWC.”