ENSO in the Similks, 2.0

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ENSO in the Similks, 2.0

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Another snowy season is fast approaching the Similks, as we head into a possible record breaking EN :think:
It can’t be any worse than the last two winters for snowpack :roll:

As usual, we will see how it’s looking on March 1 :|
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Feel free to share your thoughts..let’s not all jump in at once though :lol:
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Hawk wrote: Tue Sep 01, 2026 6:03 pm Feel free to share your thoughts..let’s not all jump in at once though :lol:
I follow a meteorologist on YouTube. He has been sharing thoughts on how while the El Niño will definitely be strong, it may not be as strong as has been hyped up to be based on recent data. https://youtu.be/1xfHyuUGCnA?si=1n4IBr3da_NVWjTR
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Valleys will probably struggle to get much snow due to generally warmer than average temperatures but it won’t be a drought year (strong El Niños, unlike weaker ones, tend to be on the wet side) so there will be higher elevation snowpack (probably less than normal at mid elevations again due to warmer temps).
It's called clown range for a reason.
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