I think we have to be careful looking at things 30 days out and trying to extrapolate models and charts to fit what we want to see. This year was a huge bust for the east coast. Nothing you can do about that. LA NINA roared back and destroyed our hopes. Remember that EVERYONE missed it. Meteorologists can only react to the models and interpret from there. 2 things; I remember 5 or 6 yrs ago we had the same thing happen with an EL NINO where it jumped up in November unexpectantly and stuck around ruining the winter. and secondly does anybody think that the climate change is affecting the models? if they base the prediction comparing to older storms couldn’t this affect their data and usefulness? I dont have any experience with that so was wondering….FLY EAGLES FLY…