dailylurker

4 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

Absolutely a joke how bad the models handled this system. 

Where's my 28 degree freezing rain lol. Cloudy and 38 

While we wait on the king. Google The Great Sleet of 1883. Interesting storm that was. 

Just now, Solution Man said:

Wise way “grasshopper”

It's the psu storm. I'm already invested and posted it on Facebook lol

1 minute ago, Maestrobjwa said:

What the frickle is the GFS doing for next weekend  Ice I guess?

No. 50" of snow in DC.

4 minutes ago, winter_warlock said:

Well. It's the icon so... lol

We need to learn to go with the worst model instead of dogging it. They usually lead the way. I accept my weener emoji lol

Snowing in the lowlands 

10 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Spent a couple posts this week hyping this one up as a sleeper… oops.

It's a sleeper alright lol

15 minutes ago, Interstate said:

All the obs I seen down there in this batch is plain rain

Probably the case here soon. Temp is steady rising. Up to 36 lol

Just now, Scraff said:

I know we won’t take it seriously (yet), but the 6z GFS had the monster Miller A PSU Storm at the end of its run. 

If it happens I vote we name it The PSU blizzard. It could be the final boss. 

1 minute ago, WxUSAF said:

Southern parts of the area may end up doing better with this morning stuff than northern areas do later?

Seems to be the case and the seasonal trend. I rather be in my area then along the MD line. Crazy how I've been saying that for like 5 years lol

5 minutes ago, astarck said:

Lol, I’m at 35. DCA 37.

Typical lol. At this rate we'll have a few sleet pellets and 40 degrees lol

Is it me or does it seem like that area north of Richmond has been a precip Hotspot for months. 

If a quarter of that happens we declare psu the snow whisperer. 

1 minute ago, TowsonWeather said:

Yeah, it's been fucking bleak on the north side of Baltimore for YEARS now. Was just telling my son how literally EVERYONE around us has scored nicely at some point over the last few years - but Baltimore and N/NE has been a persistent snow anus. In that context, the 18Z suits is a disaster. More of the same rerun we've seen literally dozens of times now lately. Disheartening. Yet again.

It's actually pretty weird that the lowlands have done better than Baltimore County for years. I had a nearly 10" storm 4 weeks ago and you guys got scraps. I understand your pain. 

2 minutes ago, Ji said:

Lol the gfs isn’t a serious model. Look next weekend on 18z vs 12z

It really isn't. I'm almost to the point of not even looking at it. Who am I kidding. See you at 11. 

Just now, Paleocene said:

@dailylurkercalling it now. That e-w stripe thru RIC is actually an E-W stripe thru sterling, silver spring, crofton, annapolis, and @CAPE

This is our winter. You damn right it is. LFG! lol

Looks like flooding is the biggest threat over the next 10 days. We need it. 

Just now, Ji said:

Are we just going to ignore the 20 to our south?

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Yes. Because the gfs is worthless lol

11 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

Can ECMWF get our AI overlords to budget some of their infinite digital brains for better graphics?

I have a hard time taking it seriously because of the graphics. It looks like something from TWC in 1987 lol

1 minute ago, mappy said:

Unless it’s pouring, just won’t accrete well. 

I hear this all the time. I've been in ice storms and when it pours you can almost see the trees turning white and sagging. I remember in I think 1993 we had a real ice storm. Only one I've ever seen that didn't melt at the end of the storm. I remember 18 degrees and pouring rain. The cold snap that followed kept the trees coated for about a week. It was beautiful. That cold shot was the coldest I've ever seen in this area. 

Just now, winter_warlock said:

That brought everyone back down to earth lol

Not me! I'm pumped lol

As I'm cruising around my area I'm noticing something interesting. The ice seems elevation dependent. The high area (180' plus the trees) still have a lot of ice. The areas under 150' have nothing left. Their must of been a cold layer about 2000' thick and sitting right above the surface. Above 2000' was the warm layer is my guess. 

This was the low keyest pbp ever lol. Shit was smooth lol

2 minutes ago, winter_warlock said:

I'll take that 9 inches of snow  right in my back yard!!

Come on lowlands! We got this. 

I'd gladly take less precip if it means a clean storm. I'd take a clean 2-4 over an 8" slop that melts the same day it falls.

Just now, Ji said:

Can someone create a thread for the storm?

I second that.