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  1. The pattern is a mild one. Pretty much straight up crap over the next several days. Realistically, outside of some mangled flakes mixed in with some rain for NW areas, there is no significant winter weather in the offing for at least another week.
  2. Are you trolling? Control run is weenie wet dream garbage- when it shows something "good". And it really doesn't for any place that matters lol.
  3. Never get many over here. They don't like the soil apparently.
  4. Have the frozen highlands of northern Carroll hit 32 yet?
  5. Amish stone mason did an amazing job on the fireplace, and I did the pathway with the leftover stone. Worked out well.
  6. Might look pathetic in comparison the the northern tier mountain folk yards, but even after moderate to heavy rain and temps in the mid 30s yesterday the glacier is still holding on. Getting thin though.
  7. This might be worth keeping an eye on. The wave looks to dampen as it moves east(when have we seen that before lol) but there is a little something showing up on the GEFS. That trough over the NE is on the move so with some timing maybe there is just enough(and not too much) confluence for it to work.
  8. I need to move to Canaan so I can giggle when Mt Manchester cracks 50 in late Feb.
  9. 38.992238, -75.854096 Don't come for me. I have knives and shit.
  10. I feel like I have missed some shit today. Just got home and given all the rain, I am surprised how much glacier cover I still have here. My yard is the local flatland equivalent to Mount PSU. Anyway it rained it ass off today, but I never bothered to clean the glacier out of my rain gauge so it reads 0.00. I will have to check some local reports.
  11. Probably a bit of snow or snow/rain mix before changing to rain over here. I am in Easton, so might not see any snow here.
  12. That's what happens with a low to the NW and a high to the east. You will be ok out there. That strong sw flow aloft is partly responsible for giving you those nice dendrites.
  13. I don't care for the look on the means, but I suppose it could improve. Again the synoptic setup as advertised is pretty hostile for eastern portions of the region.
  14. Has the look of another inland deal- maybe as far west as the highlands. Meh.
  15. The idea of declaring an end or packing it in has always seemed silly to me. There are at least 3 more weeks where it can reasonably still snow in most of this region. I am not thrilled with what I see on guidance for here over the next week or so, and so my interest level is pretty low, but beyond that, who knows. I will enjoy the generally nice weather this week(after tomorrow) and go from there.
  16. Feels nice out on the deck with southern exposure. 33 here, but if I stay up close to the house and out of the breeze, it kinda feels like it's close to 50. The sun angle is legit now.
  17. Lack of true cold hurt much of the time, and then there was bad luck/timing with the block that led to suppression/shredding of waves that could have been good events for southern/eastern areas. I guess I cant complain too much. I have just over 12", which is more than 12 times the snow from last winter lol.
  18. Yeah I get that, but it's still tough to overcome the southerly flow ahead of it on the coastal plain. It is possible the GEM/RGEM have the right idea, and that would work out pretty well for Baltimore proper even, and maybe get a little snow here.
  19. You could see a coating to an inch in your hood if everything times out right, but this is clearly a northern tier deal. My temp will probably be 36 before the precip even arrives, so maybe some mangled flakes for a few mins.
  20. Cold ground isn't the issue. It's the rapidly warming low and mid level temps with the southerly flow. Might be a little better if we could invert the Low and High position.
  21. C'mon this is a helluva setup for the lowlands.
  22. NAM got this. Looks completely reasonable too given the setup.
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