Kevin Reilly

Yes -NAO April to Late October then back to positive November to February about time some see the overall pattern over the past 10 years with this important indicie.

I tried to submit this last night. I live in Media Delaware County we picked up 7” between 8 pm to 2am. This band in Media was complete with a few flashes of lightning there was definitely a convergence going on. The forecast at 5 pm was for flurries and light snow to end by 630 or so and just after that is when things ramped up. The band went from Eastern Lancaster County to just east of the 55 corridor in south Jersey. Notable snow fall amounts Darby Pa 10” just about 1 mile southwest of PHL Airport to just over a foot in Swedesboro Nj. At the same time this band was dumping Bensalem 32 miles NE was partly cloudy a few flurries and Wilmington Delaware 22 miles southwest barely picked up 1-2” it was an amazing night. I clearly remembering seeing the thunderstorm like clouds pulling by the nearly full moon as this band broke down and moved away between 1245 to 2 am. Feb 3rd to 4th 2009.

There really hasn’t been a significant NAO block December to March really since 2009-2010? We scored big December 23rd 2009 and February 23rd or so 2010 off a negative NAO. Correct me if I’m wrong. Now of course NAO was negative on October 30th for Sandy 2012.

Ahhh yes you struck a cord now I remember him you are so right he did!!!

I post here Im a relative newbie but honestly I like the folk here and are highly knowelegable. Irishbri and Tombo brought me in here to read posts but frankly those that are still here I enjoy reading with and experiencing weather with and are somewhat in the local ball park with me geographically. Ie hey Redsky tremendous thunderstorm line just rolled through me and Kamu get ready!! Also love reading Rays post Famaritin he keeps the snow weenie in me grounded. I vote to keep things as is. I will certainly be here to support and read the fine ladies and gents here respectully. I have learned to keep all views and to listen to other weather enthusiasts lesson learned from Tombo.

Here comes the more important snows already from the south