Scarlet Pimpernel

If this damned thing comes back from the dead somehow, I propose we call it the "@ravensrule yank and tug storm"!

Interesting that right now it's like there's almost no real low, and it's drier relatively speaking. But as you say, if we're actually seeing more interaction, hopefully the surface and precip will "respond" in upcoming cycles.

I think at 12Z it seemed oddly dry too, even in the jackpot region?

How does this all compare to its 12Z run? I'm thinking like @psuhoffman, it just seems like some disconnect looking at that H500 and comparing to the surface, not sure what is going on. I guess it is just too flat of a flow off the east coast?

Is that @Ralph Wiggum doing the PBP???

LOL it literally pushed the purple-pink area of better snows like 100 miles southeast compared to its run 6 hours ago (06Z), and it looks drier even in that max stripe overall.

Hahaha! Yeah, not a fan of his chicken if I can possibly avoid it. And I hope you didn't mind my comment, I was just bustin' your chops a little for humor! It's a common mistake, the "e" vs. the "u" in that name!

Hey Bob...OK, as a PURDUE grad here, I must take exception to your spelling of that chicken farmer...he spells it with an "e"...PERdue!! Don't confuse the two, or lump him with the university, LOL!!!

Hi Wes! I believe the easiest (only?) way to do this is to go to the top of the screen when logged in, where your username/icon is. Just to the left of that, there's a "bell" icon, if you click on that you should be able to see a list of people who responded to you. If you click on any of them, it should take you directly to the comment in the thread it was made. Not sure how far back the list goes, but certainly enough to capture many of those notifications.

That was a great "little" event, which of course led into an amazing 2-week period of winter! I remember that being pronounced dead not long before it was going to occur, then about a couple of days out, it got resurrected! 6" cold powder where I was at in Silver Spring, MD at the time.

A couple of photos from the snow Tuesday night. Sorry this is a bit late, meant to post these sooner, but didn't have a chance to offload them from the camera and process them until the other day.

You sure that's not "northwest Baltimore" or "south Harrisburg" or even "far southeast Pittsburgh"???

There's actually not much anywhere, even in the jackpot zones. Like the whole thing is just...dry.

Whoa...that's early!

Not really sure we can say that no matter how this turns out. Recall the 06Z and especially the 12Z GFS actually made a big move toward the heavier amounts area-wide, even farther north. If this goes back, it's just waffling, I'd hardly say it "led the way".

Pepperidge Farm remembers!!!

So, we going to get a semi-drunk/high GFS PBP from @stormtracker? I await his "F**K the GFS!!" Or maybe, a "FOLKS!!!!"

Whoa, fancy! Where I'm from, only rich people had the triceratops!! I had a stegosaurus, the Civic of its day, when my parents let me ride it!!! hahaha!

Is the Kuchera really valid for this event? Honest question. I know it's going to be colder, but still...

Just tell him the stories about how you had to ride your dinosaur uphill both ways in blizzards just to get to school! And that in your day (mine at least!) the latest computer technology were those old Radio Shack TRS-80s (we called them "trash 80s")!!!!

Thanks...I didn't realize they ran an ensemble as well.

RPS? Is that their ensemble suite?

Cute photo!!! Dec. 26, 2010, correct? That's the "storm that nobody names" here in the DC area, we got zip from that while areas south of here and not far north got anywhere from a good amount of snow to a near HECS! I was actually visiting my parents up in Philly at that time for Christmas in 2010, and left the morning of the 26th because Philly was looking at getting pretty well hammered and I wanted to avoid driving in that. I think you all got 12"+ in the Philly area? (Depending on where in the city...my parents are in the Society Hill area, near South St.).

Actually I think the CRAS sort of got that Jan. 30, 2010 event right, pushing some of the heavier snow farther north? I think that's what gave it some undue "fame" back then. Oh and you're not supposed to state that day after Christmas storm by name...like Voldemort, you can't call it out directly in these parts!! LOL!!!!