Well next week and then for the remainder of January the temperature trend is pretty strongly suggesting above average, precip trend for that period is saying equal chance of above or below average...maybe slight trend above average. Then for Feb and March there isn't a lot of confidence in a strong signal above or below average for both temperature and precip, maybe a small tendency towards wetter than average and colder than average but it's a very weak signal for your area. April is not showing a strongly predictable signal, but then starting in May and going forward into/through the summer there is a pretty strong signal suggesting warmer than average temperatures. Not a strong precip signal at this time for the summer season. I'm glad I am not there now, my mom just sent a few pictures of a lot of fresh snow!
Interesting to note that triple-dip La Nina signal for this winter has been almost completely erased to where it's is now almost completely neutral, and that's one of the more reliably predictable long-range indicators for us. Also I recently read a pretty fascinating article that extreme cold-air outbreaks in North America may become a bit more common due to the rapidly warming global climate and what that has done to decrease the stability of the polar vortex, meaning most if not all of the cold air in the polar region can slide down off the north pole much easier now than in the past when just chunks of it break off and slide south. That easterly swirling circulation up there is not as strong as it used to be. Just fwiw...
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...where do you get those calendar's
