anotherman

We need rain badly.

The saddest part of this whole 'winter' is that my kids will end up going at least 1.5 years without experiencing snow. That hurts.

We do wind well.

What took them so long?

Light snow in southern York county.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2023/03/09/locations-lots-little-snow-winter/?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_source=twitter Interstate 95 megalopolis from Washington to Boston, with amounts 1 to 25 percent of seasonal average — The snowfall deficits in this region are historic. Washington has 0.4 inches, compared to the seasonal average of 13.7 inches. Philadelphia has 0.3 inches, compared to the seasonal average of 23.1 inches. New York has 2.2 inches, compared to the seasonal average of 29.8 inches. Boston has 10.9 inches, compared to the seasonal average of 49.2 inches.

Cool article in the Penn Stater about the weather community in State College. https://pennstatermag.com/atmospheric/collections

But he’s so level headed and believable.

Don't worry, we won't let anyone RUIN anything.

Good thing it’s the ICON.

People are wishcasting cold rain?

I appreciate your posts and share your enthusiasm.

I don't understand the people coming in here rooting for warmth. We haven't had (Chris Farley voice) JACK SQUAT the whole winter! I would agree to bring on spring if things looked marginal but this is probably our best shot all 'winter.'

Beware the “ideas” of March. I guess that’s all they are right now. Hopefully they become Ides at some point.

Hopefully we are saying another line from that movie soon when looking at models. "I have seen shit that'll turn you white!"

Are you new here?

February 2010?

Just had a squall move through with insane winds and heavy rain.

These winds suck.

- Put this winter out of its misery - Winter 2023-24 will be rockin’