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The key feature for the early Jan blizzard was a strong NA block, along with an uncharacteristically strong low(for a Nina) that developed in the GoM. It was actually a moderate Nina. Common misconception that it was weak Nina, and I posted about this last winter. Weak Ninas usually suck bigtime for the greater DC area- last winter was a rare exception, but hopefully its a new norm.

That was a very localized heavy snow event. The ol' upper level low surprise. That map there is closer to reality than the one I ridiculed in the previous post. LOL 6-10"? NO. Was maybe an inch or 2 here. It simply didn't do anything for most of the event and by the time it shifted over this way it rapidly weakened.

That map isnt even close over this way. Might have been an inch or so. Consider the source.

The prolonged drizzle/sprinkle-fest has yielded 0.21" here

Yeah but is has been stale under Harbaugh for awhile. While they have won a lot in the regular season- they have been front runners that blow teams out while often losing the closely contested games, with a good chunk of those being leads blown late. On top of that they underachieve in the postseason. Just saying, don't let it get to the point where changes aren't made until its too late- i.e. multiple losing seasons. Despite the injuries, this team should NOT be 1-5 at this point. Something is seriously lacking.

Again, the path we are on here is Coughlin and the Giants. He won 2 SBs. It got stale. The fans were restless and saw the need for change. Clamoring for it. Same as we are now. The front office sat on its hands. It got worse. 3 straight losing seasons- they still didn't fire him! He fucking resigned.

FINALLY. Fucks sake. Might not work out at this point, but he should have started the game.

Maybe put Huntley in now. Trash time. Rush could get injured taking more sacks or trying to make a tackle on an interception.

At 1-5 its time to unload some players before the trade deadline. Get some picks or spare parts to get further under the cap for next year.

So you are saying it will be wrong lol

This has to be the worst coached team in football. HC, OC, DC. Just fucking awful. Monken exposed himself when he refused to run the ball in the AFC championship game despite the obvious matchup advantage. Orr is clueless, and Harbaugh should have been encouraged to move on years ago- instead they have extended him. Tom Coughlin won 2 SBs and the Giants refused to fire him- he had to resign after 3 losing seasons. Ravens will probably follow that path.

That TD might be the game. They know the Ravens are going to run and are afraid to throw with this oaf. Good luck Henry.

Monken lol. He can go too. No feel at all.

Best 'skill' Rush has is a hard count lol

That combo would open up some easy pass plays. Rush is a statue, and an interception machine.

Huntley isnt a great thrower, but he can at least run the offense more like Lamar. Do the RPO.

He is fucking terrible. But Harbaugh will stick with him.

Nothing but drizzle here so far. That area of showers to my southeast isnt making much progress northwestward. Any showers will probably come with the wrap around on the backside of the low as it moves north.

Dryness aside in some parts, hard to beat how nice and coolish its been from the latter half of August forward. Relatively few above avg temp and high dewpoint days in that stretch.

Terps have the Raven's disease. Blowing leads late and losing. 2 weeks in a row.

There is no digital snow potential with this one lol. Why are you here trolling? I have to admit I did like your reply to Howard's post.

We like to see it, but rooting for it won't make it happen. The general flow in a Nina with overall lack of an extended southern jet make it a pretty difficult outcome.

lol that would be like 2"+ here.

From latest Mount Holly AFD- Latest deterministic model guidance has trended weaker and east with a more elongated low pressure system compared to previous forecasts. What this means is that the QPF forecast has been lowered. Even with this current trend, coastal impacts are still expected to be significant. Also, with these run to run variations of the deterministic guidance, it is important to look at the ensembles guidance which does still have both outcomes of a stronger and more west placement of the low along with the weaker eastward low. Due to this spread and uncertainty, not too many changes were made overall aside from the QPF forecast. Guidance will likely continue to struggle and vary from run to run with this system until it actually forms a well defined low pressure center sometime today or tonight. This is pretty notable on the 0z EPS, resulting in decent precip extending further inland on the mean.

HH GFS looks like a slight tick east so far.