Got the goods

That's not what I asked. Do you actually think there's been no meaningful correlation between Ninas and cooler summers (and mid-late springs) historically? Do you think the many examples of such are merely coincidental? And also, do you not find it noteworthy that the recent 2020-23 multi-year Nina offered no meaningful summer cooling in the region and in fact went completely in the opposite direction? Back to my original point, this was a sharp contrast to the much maligned 1999-01 Nina period which had a noticeable tendency towards cooler summer weather than most of the years surrounding it.

BTW it was beautiful today and those 5 extra seconds of afternoon daylight since December 4 really made a difference.

Really starting to think that we could come in closer to 4", maybe even 5" here, but it will depend on getting into the heavy stuff for a while. Since this is a relatively short duration event, can't really afford to waste too much time on lighter rates.

Won't last long , but puking snow here. PXL_20251207_011739163.mp4