North Balti Zen

That was NOT what you did. For repeated posts. That everyone saw. And half of us bookmarked.

Be careful.

No.

DCHoff has moved the goalposts more today than the UMaryland student section will if the Terps ever beat Ohio State in a football game at College Park.

When someone says "who's your daddy" to Ji, he says "the NAM" and bursts into tears. For godssake man, buck up.

Out of curiosity, given how far apart NAM was from globals in 12z suite -- did anyone really expect it to completely cave? Isn't a partial cave kinda good news?

Between PSU and E, I now have ptsd from all Hoffmans...

Psssst- that kind of post should be preserved in the futility thread.

Kinda icy roads here in the neighborhood. Echo others, if this had been at night it would have been a pretty high impact event up this way.

No, a Covid-economic casualty.

Rain and 29. Massive backup 83 northbound by Pepsi sign. Most predictable road issue ever up this way.

Drizzle here and things are coated in ice. 28.

I can no longer tell. Can't even hazard a guess. I don't know what everyone's expectations are. If it isn't 3 feet of snow its a disaster. Or if its 28 and rain its a different kind of disaster. Or maybe it will be 50 and rain and that's good for later, only it might be bad for later. And then Chuck wanders into the thread and types words. Its Schoedinger's week of weather. Or not. Who can tell anymore.

Only got funnier as it went on, frankly.

Might be time for some updates to the county warnings...

@Ji see if this helps...

And I. Am. Iron Man.

Oh, lord, my old stomping grounds in Memphis - similar - with a 16 and -3 forecast. That's apocalypse stuff for them.

Tulsa is under a WSW for 6-10 inches of snow Sunday into Monday with a high of 10 and a low of -2. Oklahoma City same but 9 and -4. Just. I mean.

Big Bone Lick State Historic Site | Ky Parks

there's a notoriously named state park in northern KY ---- Big Bone Lick State Park. If you didn't know that, you all are welcome. Also, the county in Ohio where I went to HS was Licking County. You are welcome part two.

That's a massive ice storm as depicted, Maestro.

Two quick things for up this way: 1. The trees and pretty much everything else (chain link fences, sides of buildings, dogs who move too slow) are absolutely plastered in snow still. It is unbelievably gorgeous. Most of it fell here right around 32 degrees or just a hair under, and then it stayed crazy overcast today and temps held around 35 or under and everything is still plastered. I've rarely seen it quite this pretty up this way for this long. It looks like Vermont amongst the trees. 2. On that note, trees and limbs are already bowing, at least one tree was down from the snow weight on my walk just now, and the temp isn't really going anywhere over the next 36 hours until the theoretical Saturday ice event. If it hangs on the trees like this until then and we actually get an ice event, there will be trees/limbs down and power line issues. Guessing even with cold temps tomorrow the sun will help head some of that off.

you wanna know what is even crazier? If memphis actually can get 6+ inches from that. I lived there from 1996 - 2009. It was EXCEEDINGLY hard to get real snow into Memphis. They were forever missing it in all directions but just a county or two. A foot of snow there with cold temps would be crippling.

For the record, you can be REALLY IMBY-centric. Union Bridge is likely out for tonight - but for DC south a bump north really helps them. Fingers crossed for that crew.