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  1. Wow. What a blessing. Time to hit up Odell lake for some Kokanee.
  2. I could be wrong, but I always thought Nina’s were always more common than Ninos.
  3. South of Portland this stretch has definitely lagged 2019. Winter will be better across the entire lower 48 next year.
  4. I don’t care about global temps. Just my temp.
  5. ENSO region 3.4 down to +1.1 now, pretty solid drop in one weeks time, the crash is finally really picking up momentum. I'm starting to vibe that next winter will probably be pretty wet.
  6. I know for a lot of spots in Montana and Wyoming this is one of the snowier times of year.
  7. Good point. Looking at the models this morning I noticed pretty much all the cold air has been watered down, and these runs are essentially climo. Fine with me, should be plenty (average amounts) of rain and pass elevation snow or higher as demonstrated in your fairly juicy snow maps.
  8. @Philwelcome back from spring training. We're going to have a LOT OF FUN next winter aren't we dogg?!
  9. I didn't say completely dormant, things even now are not completely dormant, there are some daffodils blooming, the weeping willow tree has buds. We don't have mid January conditions until late April, there are some buds on trees, grass starts greening up and growing slowly. But when I cam up here in mid-June 2011 for the well and septic inspection, the grass was hardly growing in the fields and the trees weren't fully leafed out.
  10. Looks like PDX somehow pumped up to 75. SLE and EUG only hit 70 so far, they could bump up a degree or two I suppose. We only made it to 64 today. At least south of Portland today ended up a bit cooler than expected.
  11. We are about 4-6 weeks from our vegetation really doing anything. If we ever had a spring like 2011 again we would be about 10-12 weeks away. Things were a bit delayed in 2022, but not by too much because March was fairly mild and we had some very warm weather in early April that year. By the end of April we usually have to start mowing and some of the trees will start leafing out.
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