I guess..
I'll take having electricity on Christmas Eve/Christmas with a crappy upcoming two weeks of winter
vs
no electricity on Christmas Eve/Christmas with a crappy upcoming two weeks of winter
I'm usually in on tracking potential threats even if only a slight chance but this one ain't doing it for me. it would be nice if one model had something
Haven't read it all yet, but way to pile on
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2022/12/new-england-less-snow-warmer-winter-climate-change/672480/
I wouldn't waste time, but it's not 100% dead yet. I'd give it another day of keeping an eye on it to see if there are any wholescale changes in the other direction. Low chance, but still relatively far out. (especially if I lived in WNE/NNE)