caviman2201

I bet this is producing a waterspout right now at the mouth of the Patapsco...

Definitely see it there. That's awesome Sent from my SM-S911U using Tapatalk

on the sim reflectivity? maybe i'm looking too hard for it... I was expecting to see it actually model the little 'ring' of outflow reflectivity like you can see in real radar scans

Had no idea even HRRR was modeling things like that... If you have a min, can you post what you're seeing? I looked and can't see it

Wow...

That really should be TOR warned IMO...

That Northern AACo storm looking kinda spicy...

It is coming around though...

ICON has been kind of on its own for days

I'd be surprised if it stays that way for long

One thing thats been pretty nice this year is how the snow has been pretty evenly distributed throughout the sub. Seasonal totals from York to HGR to OKV to EZF to SBY all within 2-3" of each other and this event appears to just add to everyone's totals.

I fixed it dude calm down... sorry You might want to censor it in the quote too

we are damaged people...

We have now entered the most ************ part of this hobby... bickering over snow that hasn't even happened yet

My name is <redacted> and I am a snowaholic experiencing withdrawl... Took the family up to Deep Creek this weekend during winter for the first time... what an experience. Got up there Thurs night and there was well over a foot on the ground. Stayed at a nice little cabin with a fireplace. It was in the teens all weekend. Friday the fam and I experienced Wisp and went tubing for the first time. Sat morning we woke up, went to a little bakery for breakfast and I sat there drinking my coffee while it poured snow with temps around 19. Driving home I got to experience first hand how magical Deep Creek/the Allegheny Front is... It snowed heavily all the way up 219 with temps in the upper teens... It was snowing heavily with temps in the teens as I drove down 68 towards Frostburg... I crested Big Savage Mountain and it began to taper off noticeably... I started to see the sun shine through the clouds... the road turned from snowy to wet... as I descended through Frostburg, the snow ended completely, the sun came out and the temp spiked to the mid-upper 20s. From Cumberland to all the way home it was sunny with wet, salty roads... with temps increasing the whole way from 19 to 36... I thought this trip would satisfy my snow needs for a little while... especially right after our little storm on Monday... It didn't. I can't wait to go back up there as soon as possible.