anotherman

Thanks to S&S and other bozos sharing snow maps, the entire area thinks we're getting a significant storm. It is just unbelievable. The general public cannot handle seeing the computer model data because they take it as a forecast. People will be legitimately shocked if we get 1 or 2 inches washed away by rain.

Not to mention the Atlantic is still on fire. You need to be in Manitoba to escape the ocean influence.

The only silver lining of this fizzling is S&S crashing and burning.

Bad juju….and now we’re going to pay for it.

They just did a video the other day about how the PV was splitting.

I always forget that about the 6z and 18z. Still looks warm though.

Looks like the 6z EURO run took a lot of our precipitation away.

Clowns

Me to Elliott:

Really? It must have been pretty warm before....

The hype is going to be out of control. Especially since we haven’t had anything like this for awhile. I already have people sharing pictures of snow maps from Facebook with me.

I think it’s too early for that, although I’d love to see one later in the week.

Saw one yesterday fly across the road in front of my car.

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Again?

We don’t want 12z to melt anything!

It happened a lot in 2010

I know, thanks for noticing, Art.

In ‘94 I was at Penn State Altoona and all those ice storms were snowstorms for us. Also, they closed Penn State (unprecedented) after we were below zero for days. What a winter that was.

My personal favorite adult experience was the 2010 twin blizzards. I’ve never seen that much snow in this part of the world. Over 50 inches on the ground. My wife was pregnant at the time and our heat went out during the second storm. Luckily, the sun came out the next day and the heat came back on. Best childhood memory was the blizzard of ‘93. It was during my senior year of high school. Went to bed with a thunderstorm and temps in the 50s. Work up to 15 inches of snow blowing up against the front door. There was also a huge accumulation of sleet under the snow. Amazing storm!

Damn!