2024-2025 La Nina

[bluewave]

58 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

The snowbelts off Erie and Ontario did very well. Had 175" in the southtowns of Buffalo. Crazy the difference between my home to airport. It's about a 20 minute drive from Hamburg to Buffalo airport and 100" difference in snow totals.

 

Yeah, such a fast and active Northern Stream of the Pacific Jet and record Great Lakes warmth gave your area very impressive snowfall totals.

 

 

[Stormchaserchuck1]

Scandinavia loading pattern at the very end of 12z GEFS, March 24th. That is aligned with Stratosphere warming for possibly -NAO last few days of the month into early April.

[GaWx]

Today’s Euro is down to -21 mean on 3/12 (40 BN) and still suggests this would likely be a very early FW like in 2016. But the accompanying 2m maps still show no week long dominated BN period afterward:

[GaWx]

17 hours ago, snowman19 said:

@donsutherland1 I see Joe Bastardi is doing his usual yearly March, “spring is going to be delayed, deep winter is coming back in the east, major cold and major snow is just around the corner for 3/20-4/15” routine. As predictable as the rising sun…..

 He’s still forecasting BN temp. domination 3/20-4/15. We shall see. Todays Euro Weeklies have mainly NN to AN most weeks but check out 3/31-4/6:

Run from 3/5:

Run from 3/8 (latest): pretty big change

 

3/8 run at H5: there’s a moderate -NAO/-AO signal then

 

[GaWx]

Nino 3.4 has continued to warm overall: