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  1. osfan24
    Last storm needed a nudge southeast and went northwest. This storm needs a trend southwest. Can we finally get the trend we actually need for that particular storm to work out for us?
  2. osfan24
    I'll take that chance when big snows are so close by. I've seen 2-4 inches of snow 15 times in 6 years. I've seen more than that once or twice, and it was about 5-6 inches those two times.
  3. osfan24
    Didn't realize that about 2/14. That was a heck of a storm for people, especially up your way.
  4. osfan24
    Euro must have been scintillating.
  5. osfan24
    Sure, it could snow. My point was never that it's not going to snow, but I'm also (and I'm assuming most people freaking out over huge snowfall totals on the snow maps) aren't looking for a few inches. We can fluke into some snow in completely garbage patterns. But a big snow? Can anyone give me Baltimore's biggest snowstorm with a positive AO and NAO? What is it? 6 inches maybe? I just see a lot of people getting excited about the big coastal idea and then getting depressed when it's not showing up and my only point is that teleconnections tell us this would be the first time we would get a big hit with the AO and NAO not on our side.
  6. osfan24
    This. The teleconnections don't line up. I'm not really even sure why people have been excited by this period. Sure, we have a solid PNA and EPO, but the AO and NAO are not cooperating at all. AO is so important.
  7. osfan24
    Have we ever had a snowstorm of anywhere near that significance with a positive AO and NAO? This seems like just dreaming given that neither of those is negative.
  8. osfan24
    Cause we don't have blocking for that kind of track Right, but where the hell is all the blocking that was predicted this winter? That was supposed to be about the only thing in our favor this winter.
  9. osfan24
    I thought the exact same when I saw it. No thanks. Why is it so hard to get a storm running into Tennessee and then redeveloping off Myrtle?
  10. osfan24
    Desperately need some blocking to develop for all of these coastal storms.
  11. osfan24
    When can we say January 2000?
  12. osfan24
    I'm sure it'll happen this time! LOL.
  13. osfan24
    A tiny bit of snow on the mulch. Will probably be gone in a few minutes as it looks like the snow is tapering off. That's all I've got.
  14. osfan24
    Mangled flakes are finally making an appearance. Only three hours late.
  15. osfan24
    That's weird because I think he is southeast of me if he is in old EC. It's still just rain here, not that it really matters.
  16. osfan24
    Still raining here and I can see the back edge approaching.
  17. osfan24
    Just on many s/w and fast flow. Where is that blocking promised by the e qbo. So frustrating Yeah, I don't get what happened to all this blocking that was expected this winter.
  18. osfan24
    The king got mad at all the trash that was being talked about it. GFS definitely screwed up with the transition zone/timing on this one in a big way.
  19. osfan24
    Ha, I just saw that.
  20. osfan24
    Try being an Orioles and Terps fan, too!
  21. osfan24
    No, they closed for high school last night. It was only a half day for high schools, so a two-hour delay made no sense for them so they just closed for the day. Elementary and middle had full days so they were a two-hour delay, but I just got the text they are closed now as well.
  22. osfan24
    Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
  23. osfan24
    Concerned about busses driving through flooded roadways.
  24. osfan24
    Ha, same. I guess it's better than them being off.....for now.
  25. osfan24
    I guess the bobchill heater is over. You could argue, while we got some snow, the last "big" storm trended away from us and ended way northwest, this one is going to end up as a rainstorm, and the weekend system is, at best, giving the immediate coast some snow.
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