Yes I know it’s August, but it’s fun to look at
Now let's see the temp anoms.
Yes I know it’s August, but it’s fun to look at
33 whenever it rains.Now let's see the temp anoms.
Sounds about right. Hot east of the Rockies.I know it's way out there, but the euro seasonal came in hot for east of the rockies for winter!?
The only white Christmas Floridians are going to get will be imported from South America. ?Great news for Floridians who are hoping for a White Christmas !
Winter cancelI know it's way out there, but the euro seasonal came in hot for east of the rockies for winter!?
Shouldn’t be much of a suprise to be honest . How much above average is the key …given the strength of the nino forecastedI know it's way out there, but the euro seasonal came in hot for east of the rockies for winter!?
Has anybody actually seen the output or are we all going off of Mr. Golf's comment?Shouldn’t be much of a suprise to be honest . How much above average is the key …given the strength of the nino forecasted
Personally I haven’t seen much data out on winter coming up… I don’t start dig into it very much untillHas anybody actually seen the output or are we all going off of Mr. Golf's comment?
I think it looks decent, like the CanSips.Personally I haven’t seen much data out on winter coming up… I don’t start dig into it very much untill
Around mid October… just to early
Has anybody actually seen the output or are we all going off of Mr. Golf's comment?
Unless by "hot" he meant "good", I'm not sure lolSo much for Itryatgolf's post
Miller B’s still seem to happen in Niños. I know that the biggest storms of the El Niños in 2002-03 and 2009-10 were Miller BsLots of 35-40 degree rain events! Atleast Miller B’s should be harder to come by!
Yeah, it seems there were many events, spread out, during those years. Tracking storms is half the fun. Hopefully this year we have a lot of tracking opportunities.Miller B’s still seem to happen in Niños. I know that the biggest storms of the El Niños in 2002-03 and 2009-10 were Miller Bs
Why would you think that? These maps show a general pattern that typically gives Charlotte a few snow opportunities in the winter.I made a $1,000 bet with my dad that it won't snow in Charlotte this winter again. Pretty confident now after seeing this.
Because the difference between this Nino's winter and the previous one is the absence of locking Arctic Air in Canada and the oceanic heatwaves in the northern Atlantic and Pacific.Why would you think that? These maps show a general pattern that typically gives Charlotte a few snow opportunities in the winter.
All those years you pointed didn't have record ocean heatwaves. This isn't a good look going into the winterThe last El Niño in 2019-20 saw Canada flooded with mild air for the first half of the winter and Charlotte still had some very close calls. All El Niños are different but climo says that Charlotte should still have a couple chances. Heck even the Super Niños of 97-98, 2015-16 still gave Charlotte a couple of events.
Going to suck losing a GAll those years you pointed didn't have record ocean heatwaves. This isn't a good look going into the winter
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70/30 it’s right.Imagine canceling winter in August
I'm thinking a 75 corridor special fom Atlanta up to MichiganI believe we are going to have a major 85 corridor special from ATL up to New England, and some ice storm events as well.
Or just snow would be nice.I'm thinking a 75 corridor special fom Atlanta up to Michigan
Atlanta is due for sure. Some parts of the Atlanta area haven't had snow on the ground in over 5 years.Or just snow would be nice.
I’m thinking I-80 and North, will be the big winners this winterI'm thinking a 75 corridor special fom Atlanta up to Michigan
A lot of NC/SC snow events, came during strong El Niño’sHave to admit I'm a little worried about the el nino being too strong. But I still think we'll get our chances nevertheless.
I do think east of the apps benefit from El Nino's more. At least lately.Because the difference between this Nino's winter and the previous one is the absence of locking Arctic Air in Canada and the oceanic heatwaves in the northern Atlantic and Pacific.
I'm thinking I-10 special.I'm thinking a 75 corridor special fom Atlanta up to Michigan
Nah, he lost the bet last year at $500.Going to suck losing a G