No asteroid impact? Those are normal occurrences on earth when you look at the big picture.

Yeah I was drawing a total blank. A true cold side low like that I’d imagine is probably close to a once a century gig.

Hell, let's throw a Mt. Rainer eruption in there as well. Followed by a tsunami, and then of course Jan 1950 redux.

The whole run looks quite good.

The first event in November 2022 I was literally right on the rain/snow line on radar... it was the sloppiest snow I had ever seen. Branches were breaking EVERYWHERE, and power went out at my house, which almost never happens.