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Bob Chill has been out for a few years now, hasn't he? He's the smartest of us all by a long shot.

As much as we rag on the GFS, the Euro is no longer a model you can feel great about. You used to always want it on your side and felt like every model would eventually cave to it. That's no longer the case.

Definitely more traditional way, but man, not much snow out of that one.

Nah we compared it to the last several runs. I don't want anymore sloppy storms. I want a clean snowstorm. Been forever. I don't feel like going through and getting some sloppy 3-4 inches and then seeing it mix and turn to rain/melt and be a sloppy mess. That's basically all I've seen since 2016.

If you liked the mid-December storm, you will love this one.

Garbage. Quick thump to light mix/dry slot. Let's hope we can get back to last night's solution.

Thumping snow at 126.

Just going to join the chorus and say it looks warmer/north. Let's see how the next few frames look.

In the words of Ji, this is the most important Euro run of our lives!

It seems like forever away. I know it's not but, with the way this winter has gone, especially with modeling, and then just how it's been since 2016 since a legit storm, and the fact the area of snow is so small with this one, it just seems like so many things can and will go wrong in the next several days.

Yeah, hoping it's legit and holds together and clips me. Should roll through here fairly soon.

I missed whatever fell overnight, but there is even a light dusting on colder areas of the sidewalk.

Any big storms those years? Didn't 1979 have a HECS?

I don't remember December 2009 being that cold, but the second February 2010 storm was quite cold. I also remember 1996 and 2003 being quite cold at times. 1996 it was in the mid teens and snowing. 2003 the temperature fluctuated, but I remember it being in the high teens and sleeting in College Park toward the end of the storm. Don't think 2016 got that cold until the deform.

Biscuits are really, really good, though.

Same. You get an -AO and -NAO for this long, especially now that we've gone several winters without a HECS, I expect a HECS and then some.

Fringed!

Let's gooooo!!! LOL. What is the earliest those of you in the city and metro areas actually look for it to snow? I always think of first flakes being legitimately possible around November 20 and then obviously first actual legit snow December 5.

Just moved from Southeast Elkridge to pretty much the far northwest part of Ellicott City, so hoping that's a good omen for this upcoming winter and many to come.

Call me crazy, but I think it's too soon to be making declarations like that. 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 wasn't that long ago. 2015-2016 was a crappy winter but we still managed an epic storm. I'm more frustrated than anyone at the lack of snow, but sometimes we go through these stretches around here. It was just hard to remember brutal stretches like this because we were on such a heater there for awhile. Maybe climate change is really impacting our winters, but I think it's too soon to say our last several winters have been poor because of it.

Heh, we are getting our payback, though for some, last year was FINE.