Actually there is historically El Nino tendency +3-5 years after a Strong Nino (2:1 Nino vs Nina).

If I had to guess the next few months will be warmer and drier than normal overall…but we will see. Having a pretty dry first half of April makes it tough to get back up to normal in the second half.

I have unconfirmed reports of rotation SE of Oregon City. Can anyone back this up? I don't trust the source FTR, but radar could back their claim.

Looks incredible, glad to see Arizona getting some much needed moisture. Hopefully the snow in the Snow Bowl sticks around until next week for us. This system is now impacting up here in Nebraska, nice steady rain right now. Hoping to get an inch or more of rain tonight and tomorrow… will go a long way to stave off the strengthening drought here.

.65 here. I wasn’t really paying attention so pleasantly surprised at that total. But yeah looks pretty dry going forward.