North Balti Zen

For the non-warned areas, They will wait for the 12z runs and either go advisory or warning after getting one last round of data…

Say!!!

I’m listening…

As a newly moved to monkton person, do go on…

Yes. Can confirm.

I would be content to pass on anything Monday up this way to big storm hunt next weekend.

not really

Yes.

@leesburg 04 got some quality intuition-ing here...

A reminder about what we are stalking in this thread. Feeling good about our chances…

Maryland football clearly misses the ACC…

bygawd GATECH, that's glorious

12/8 - T 12/27 - .3

Just really overall depressing frankly.

Man, you just nailed this earlier today. The intuition cabal has been fully deployed.

Got home from NC at 5 - still snow on mulch and top of car that didn’t make the trip. I guess prob .25 here in monkton at my hood if Mappy was at .5.

I would be but am driving back from NC tomorrow and will miss it if something falls.

70 here in Brevard, NC

It’s a perfect spot for that post - not off-topic at all.

Hit 20 here.

Yeah, I have not seen too much different that is bad. Like I said, I think folks go stir crazy when we are in pattern chase mode and CAPE and PSU and WxUSAF can do only so much hand holding and noting that patience will be required. And then someone wanders in on purpose or otherwise to cause trouble and troll with a random tweet or a control run out of context and the discourse about the discourse starts all over again. Ian or Matt or Bob or any of the other long-timers who are more absent now - none of them would have different to say than our stalwarts who are still here have. Everyone else needs to chill and hope that we still have snow chances at some point. Or make plans to chase...

anecdotally, relying on my faulty institutional memory, the greatest frustrations of bemoaning of lack of quality posts in the long range threads has coincided over the years when we are reduced to chasing pattern changes...

Popping back in to do some dusting, set out a cheese plate or two. Game on.

It’s good to have hope for impossible things, I suppose, Cape…