Great Memory and maps! Thinking back now 3/21 was probably the coldest one of the bunch down here.
And yes, I would never think this storm would slide underneath us with that look out west.
More often then not he is correct. Let’s not forget how he nailed the uber blocking of March 2018 after the SSW. He has incredible skill in long range forecasting.
If the last two winters have taught us anything it’s that long range is a wild card still. Who really knows what’s going to happen next winter. I think the benefit of a strong Niña would help cool the ocean waters in the warm phases of the mjo. Even if it means a bad winter
It might just be one of those years we don’t get another opportunity. Just incredibly frustrating winter. I just hope we can get one more storm chance before this disaster is over. Still haven’t plowed snow yet this winter. That would be a first for me if we go without one plowable event.
Interesting. We have had issues with snow measuring in our bigger events at NYC. Most recent example would be 2016.
I just was surprised that storm in 2003 was still number one in Boston. Over the past decade we really have raised the bar with these costal snowstorms.
@CoastalWx @ORH_wxman i find it surprising the PD storm of 2003 is still the biggest in Boston. Has this ever been challenged by other storms? (Been so many in recent years) And is that 27.6 legit compared to surrounding areas.