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osfan24

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  1. Low is ridiculously strong but the heavy snow isn’t very extensive and it looks like it heads too far east again.
  2. Watching DT's video now. He mentioned that the GEFS was upgraded, FWIW. He seems quite excited about the pattern.
  3. Bernie Rayno seems convinced it's going negatively tilted far sooner and cutting.
  4. Yeah, I was surprised no one was alarmed by the GEFS. But maybe it's cause it's still many days away? Definitely too east for my liking.
  5. Looks like the second storm on Boxing Day vanished this run.
  6. Fringed! Didn't love the way that evolved, but it'll change in six hours. Just glad it's still showing the significant storm idea.
  7. Yeah, looks like it may drop in farther west this run, which would be good news.
  8. I just think back to how they cashed in on all three big storms in 2009-2010 like we did but they also can sometimes get clipped by bigger storms that whiff us. But generally, our storms are their storms and vice versa. Same with NYC for the most part, except for when they get a Boxing Day type deal where the shield is right on the coast, and I think one of the big 2009-2010 storms missed them just to the south. Boston is a whole different story.
  9. I like it. The Euro and GFS have the same ideas. At Day 8, that's all we can ask for. Let's see if we can get some consistency going with the storm idea and then hone in on the details come Sunday/Monday.
  10. We are fringed but whatever. The idea is there. Those are minor details. The pattern screams big one.
  11. Just a pretty glaze of ice on the trees here and maybe an icy sidewalk. Looking forward to moving onto the storm late next week.
  12. 18z GFS is pretty much a total swing and miss on the arctic front/pre-Christmas storm idea.
  13. There's actually a few bombs in there. E20 looks amazing. I wouldn't toss E40 out of bed with me. And then there are a few more solid hits after that.
  14. No doubt. That was the storm that got me interested in storms. I was only 12 at the time so it was going to be my first huge snowstorm. The drifts were legit and it kinda changed snow removal in the Baltimore area. After that storm, major investments were made in bigger plow trucks to handle storms like that in the future. But I know 2016 has it beat. And possibly the first 2010 storm. It was probably pretty comparable to 2003.
  15. I think I remember that one. That was a nice, steady snow pretty much all day. Just light to moderate nonstop. I think I got close to 8 from that one if I have the right one in mind. I'm actually surprised it was quite that warm because it never really snowed hard and I clearly remember there being pretty snow-covered streets. Not necessarily highways, but the main roads in my town were definitely snow-covered.
  16. Its one OP run of one model and the arctic front would be cool, but I will say that I'll be a bit disappointed if this hyped period doesn't lead to something substantial before Christmas. Doesn't need to be a HECS. I know December 2009 doesn't happen often, but when we have a nice pattern to set up for snow right before or, even better, on Christmas, it would be really nice to cash in.
  17. LOL, it would probably be ripping 3-4 inches an hour in that deform band sitting over a good number of us. To dream!
  18. Not sure about Baltimore County, but in Hoco, the virtual learning is asynchronous, so I voted for it even though I also want my kid to have snow days. That way, they can do the work whenever, whether it be between breaks from outside or even later that week or weekend, as it doesn't have to be turned in the next day, either.
  19. That was when I was in Elkridge so I was a bit east of you then. I did get a couple inches tacked on in the evening, but overall, was disappointing for me given all the melting and what surrounding areas received. Guessing I would have fared quite a bit better at my current location.
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