caviman2201

1 minute ago, baltosquid said:

Okay so by 36 a clear problem has arisen; it just gets pushed out too fast. Even with a marginally better low placement, we end up missing out on more of the coastal it seems since it scoots.

Yup. End result is a tad drier than 18z, but probably just a wobble at most. Basically unchanged

3 minutes ago, mattskiva said:

This is just as off-topic - who cares about snow in NYC? There's a NYC forum for that.

Nobody is posting about the actual storm at the moment - for obvious reasons

My bad. Go on and argue politics. I actually agree with your position, not that it matters. You're never going to convince people who think their country sucks because its not just like glorious, infallible Europe.

Can we stick to weather instead of what the government should or should not fund? FFS there's enough of that outside this board.

RE: Snow in NYC, I have never been there for a big snow, but my wife and I were there many years ago before kids for a romantic long weekend and I have fond memories of a night in NYC when it snowed about an inch. We started off with drinks at Angel's Share speakeasy watching people out the windows from the cozy dark bar and then walked in the snow up from there to Koreatown and had drinks at some rooftop bar that was right at the base of the Empire State Building. The view of the lit up Empire State Building towering over us at night while we drank Irish coffees sitting in the snow was pretty awesome.

53 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Like I said Baltimore City north is kinda 1.5 for 5 in total, lol (did you get in on the Jan 6/7th thing?)

Could be worse... look at Wilmington to NYC. Of course, much of that will be filled in this weekend.

It bears saying again... 

On 1/16/2022 at 6:03 PM, caviman2201 said:

Moral of the story: It really only takes about 1-2" to make things look awesome outside. We live where we live. We should appreciate everything over a cartopper

Man, where is everyone... usual players must have all thrown in the towel right before an epic west shift

Ukie coup? lol

1 minute ago, alexderiemer said:

Done.

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same?

*furiously googles validation scores for JMA*

Trof neg at 93...

2 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

Most of the area got 3-5” from that storm…places north or east of Baltimore more like 4-8. 

So you're saying this could be good for a "NE MD pummelled!" post?

could hear a pin drop in here waiting for that sweet CMC pron

Just now, Rockem_sockem_connection said:

Cannot toss models you dislike the outcome on. We must weight every model fairly.

New here?

1 minute ago, IronTy said:

Canada is truly the only sustainable country in the modern world. 

 

 

Thats 0z, guy

12z UKIE still a fish storm FWIW... we toss

THE Big OnEs Are sniffeD OuT EaRLY

Just now, mappy said:

i'm exhausted, tbh. its been 2 weeks of non stop model watching. nice to see the euro still showing snow. ill post more later in the week.  

At least this year, nearly the whole sub has some actual snow to show for it. 

6 minutes ago, Buddy1987 said:

9.5” officially here. We’ll see overnight if we can get any portion of that backside. 

 where's RR

More intense than 99% of my severe tstorm warnings lol

Things are getting a little ridiculous here on the west side of the bay.... Wild wind

Sleet assault now in Glen Burnie... Wind has picked up significantly. 28/25

Moral of the story: It really only takes about 1-2" to make things look awesome outside. We live where we live. We should appreciate everything over a cartopper

4 minutes ago, BristowWx said:

21 with sleet.  Pretty amazing.  Not the sleet but the temps.  It must be a mess on the roads. 

Doesn't look great... 

1 minute ago, jacindc said:

I don't know why people are always in a hurry to take down lights. Leave em up and you get such pretty tableaus when it snows!

I haven't taken mine down yet because I've been lazy but I turned off the timer... your pic is making me want to go turn them on even though the neighbors will look at me like I'm Clark Griswold