NOAA has it classified as a niña officially. Along with 2024-25, and 2016-17.

And super niños have performed decently above 5000 feet. Of the 8 worst winters at Timberline, 3 were weak niñas, 2 were neutral, 3 were weak niños. 6 had an easterly QBO, 1 flipped from westerly to easterly mid-winter, and 1 was westerly. We'll be in westerly this winter. Westerly QBO's are the "great equalizer" to use an accurate clickbaity term. Pretty much all of our good niños have been westerly QBOs.

I expect a lot of comments from my brother in San Francisco this winter about how our winter weather is nicer than his.

Your climate can run a +1 to +3 and still get snow. Storm track is the bigger question mark

99 and very humid.