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I wouldn't focus on that if I were you...lol

Doesn't matter--no WSW. It's pretty to look at, but knowing we coulda had more is frustrating as heck. Built up from 6 years of "Yeah it's pretty to look at but s/e (or north and west) got more. It wouldn't be so bad if we had cashed in a couple other times previously...that's what I'm upset about. I mean this is our region though...so it happens.

Would never trust that setup...it's a Miller B screwjob waiting to happen! Low transferring to the coast at our latitude...we've seen that one before, lol

Not happy with this one...absolutely awful. Not sure we get even to 3". Ever since 2016 we've been absolutely skunked--by precipitation on these sliders, and by temperature in others. Too far south for elevation, too far north for sliders. Not one dang solid hit (most was 4.8" I believe) in 6 years. Can't remember the last time "ripping fatties" was a thing here since 2016 (I think the March 2018 (?) storm had a few). I think this is the longest Baltimore has gone without a verified WSW....believable yet maddening. Folks down in DC--you've done far better the last 6 years (jealous). But you've gotten skunked plenty of times, so perhaps it all balances out!

Don't worry your old neighborhood only did meh...lol

Yeah but ain't what others are getting and I'm ticked. Tired of being right on the edge of either precip or temperatures. I want a WSW dang it...been 6 dang years. I can't even remember the last time I got a steady burst of fat flakes...absolutely ridiculous. .....But yes it looks pretty, at least.

Please let me know what that feels like...I forgot, lol

I ain't. Baltimore has gotten the butt of these sliders post 2016 and I'm kinda tired of it. But so it goes. Happy to have something measurable in a nina though.

Baltimore City: Too south for elevation, too north for southern sliders...lol Dang...when even Dundalk does better!

We do have some nice wind-blown snow though!

Fun fact: DC has gotten more snow than Baltimore over the last 5 years! And just between 2019 and this one...a good 20+ inches, DC...barely 10 for Baltimore.

I'm in the NE part of the city close to Morgan State

Yeah I'm almost ready to move on too, lol

Yeah a bit disappointed but not too surprised...may have 1.5" or so...warning criteria once again won't be met this time, but this is a nina after all. I can't remember the last time I saw good rates here for an extended period of time. Cut off is indeed brutal...but at least we got something nice to look at!

Wow seriously??? Didn't hear it here--but that's awesome!

Even a lower elevation on the edge like where I am...I wonder if the same concept applies? (Or would I be considered "on the edge" lol)

Yeah I knew we were gonna be sweatin' that edge...not sure how heavy it can get here. Still feel like the warning might not verify

Ohhh that is a keeper! Save that for your next Christmas card!

Was kinda surprised they upgraded Baltimore to a warning (that I have doubts will verify, lol)

About the same in NE Baltimore...hopefully can get it to pick up a bit. Love all the covered trees though!

Yeah I was on the edge of 2019 so I'm hoping I can get more of this one!

Which means you have more of a life than the rest of us crazies

46/39...partly cloudy (so I'm guessing more heat escape? )

Yeah I think one such time was last season! I think it may have been the Miller B (or something else a week earlier). So it could be recency bias...lol

Thanks again PSU! Ya know I think I learn more through that format than just from your posts on here (for whatever reason). For example...I now know what a negative tilt looks like! I find that having the visual demostration during the explanation helps a ton!