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Light snow in Pen-Mar and 36

He does ? Its quite possible hes right with the progression of the PV especially the cold . This warmup isnt going to last all month.

It will not be snow, but the GFS will have gotten that qpf part closer to right for this non-event at any rate. Looks like really decent rain north of Baltimore soon.

you might have member next to your tag but so do PSU and Bobby Chill. that's kinda how I see you

Absolutely.

euro wet

Glacier NP Yellowstone Mammoth Hot Springs (Travertine Terraces)

Yup..we take.

pouring

Nah it’s all fake. Just the earth doing earth things. It warms, it cools…we humans should just keep abusing it until the sun burns out 3 billion years from now.

March is the worst month.

Got a sprinkle at work. My storm and this POS can battle it out for worst storm thread of the winter

Just like clock work...

It’s gonna snow. Get on the bus weenies

Did euro show significant ice for moco and north, or largely a nothing burger? .

@dendrite remember the January storm you brought up Earl Baker's isentropic surface analysis page and how it isn't working? This week we happen to be going over isentropic analysis (which is completely blowing my mind away, especially as I'm reading this 80+ page paper from the late 1980's which is pure gold) and I've been trying to find if any places provide forecasts. I came across this https://cumulus.geol.iastate.edu/ (under numerical models, forecast theta sfcs). Only has the NAM but is this similar to what Earl's page plotted? I can't remember what the plots had looked like:

Oh thank you. I told him it is demeaning to those who faithfully and diligently assist our Government.

New snow really compacted because I could see the old snow below it. Makes sense.

For sure. Feb precip up to 0.76" with yesterday's 0.02" and not much in the near future - maybe a few pennies late Saturday. Driest of our first 27 Februarys is 0.95" in 2024, but DJ & M that winter totaled 23.49". DJ this winter: 6.08". I doubt that March will bring 17.4" (precip, not snowfall ) to match 23-24. Would be exciting, though.

Epic maybe have that dude come measure what 84 hrs later. I went from 38 to 23.5. There peak depth had to be 40+

Pack taking a hit, especially in the sunny, south facing,highway areas etc. 42 here.

On repeat. Every year without fail, like clockwork. Cut and pasted. You can set your watch to it

There is some deep shit on the S shore even after the settling and mild weather. This is Hanover. No drift. Not shady either.

good thought too