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9 minutes ago, Stevo6899 said:

Well that's troubling for sure. Not sure why someone with any kind of intelligence that Hoosier seems to have would be stupid and think that would fly.

And what's really wild is that he then proceeded to do the same type of shit a couple more times over the next few years. The last time I knew of he got banned for a little bit and his moderator access was removed so I can't imagine that he would do something that dumb again.

1 minute ago, Stevo6899 said:

Tbh it's none of our business and nobody's business on here. Never trust what you hear from anyone, especially on the internet. Just clique bullying prob going on. If something legit happened, then that's the police job.

My guy he literally made a post in OT about whether anybody else finds 16-year-olds attractive a couple years back. If that's not our business then I couldn't possibly tell you what the fuck is.

8 minutes ago, A-L-E-K said:

same old pedo stuff, mods just decided to start modding

 

Damn, seriously how many chances can you blunder in the same fashion

1 minute ago, Chargers09 said:

 

Hoosier wont be posting anymore on here. 

What happened now?

Barring the usual shenanigans all systems are a go for reeling something in

Just now, Powerball said:

Call it what you want.

But the current output would be a once in a 50-year event (and that's being generous, I mean how often do we see a widespred 12"+ blizzard along the STL-IND-DTW corridor?) And that's not accounting for the typical shenanigans the models have been pulling with over-amping these storms in the medium range.

That said, it will probably end up being a decent run-of-the-mill storm (6-10" with some blowing/drifitng) for parts of the subforum when all said and done. And given the winter you've all had, it could be far worse.

I'm not saying that there's gonna be a mega dog or something, I'm just that even if I know that virtually every storm pulls the same shit, I let myself get a little hyped. Imagine if like GHD1 happens again in a few years and the whole lead-up to it I refuse to buy in and get excited only for it to actually happen. I'd kick myself in the nuts. Acting like a giddy child because it just might snow a lot is the whole name of my game regardless of the chances.

6 minutes ago, Powerball said:

The models are really trolling y'all hard with these weenie runs that will inevitably not even come close to fruition...

I'd rather get trolled than be a pessimist

Just keep the posts coming please don't let this be a dry thread on the off chance that it does work out

The gem might be a turd compared to what the GFS is showing but it too bumped north again in the end

Lol @ the pessimism from Chicago crew, I known it's a defense mechanism at this point but literally every model is exhibiting a NW trend of some kind from the ICON to the Euro to the GFS. Buckle up

2 minutes ago, sbnwx85 said:

I'm trying hard to reel that bad boy on Friday northwest.

GEFS looked pretty sweet and the CMC keeps waffling around too. One way to find out i guess

If it's not enough to win me the day off I'll pass going forward

1 hour ago, OrdIowPitMsp said:

I disagree, while it sucks seeing 12-15”  instead of 18-22” I want us to crack the top 10 for longest continuous snowcover of 1” or more. #10 is 107 days and we are at 84 days today. Plus still have a shot at the all time seasonal snowfall record. If I was chasing futility maybe I’d have a different outlook.

Well yeah, I mean in your position I'd definitely take anything. Shit, in my position too I suppose. But in terms of stickiness..

8 minutes ago, hawkeye_wx said:

I've never expected more than light to moderate rain here, perhaps including a bit of freezing rain.  I'm fine with that.  We got our good storm last week.  I hate seeing the Euro and UK drastically cutting snow totals up in Minnesota/Wisconsin, though... 30+% across the board compared to a few runs ago.

I'd genuinely rather miss out altogether than have a mega dog trend to a big dog. To be that excited for something labeled as potentially historic for days only for it to trend downwards would be far worse than just another miss in an already shit winter. Here's to hoping that things shift back. 

2" + rain this week, repeat next week... Transition straight to 60°+ imagine the growing season head start

Looks like a couple more needle threaders that will all fail to satisfy are coming up after the big dog. Yay.

I'm pretty sure we've had at least a couple events this year that started off with great model consensus over the high plains and ended up fucking off east of here. Not trying to hype up or anything, just saying that what might look like remarkable model agreement now could vanish entirely in two hours

Riding the freezing line just like last fuckin time. Hoping it can actually collapse south semi soon. Right now getting the loud pingers. 

4 minutes ago, A-L-E-K said:

time2torch

You should bring back the baroclinic rider era optimism in time for whatever happens next week

3 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

Chicago has already passed their futility record though

Touche but honestly I've been enjoying the near fifty and sunny we've had the last few days. I guess if it's a solid thumping I'd take it but 

3 minutes ago, ILSNOW said:

Went there and it was posted.

Oof, that's odd. I've been sitting here refreshing it every few minutes and it didn't show up until like ten minutes after you posted it. That makes sense though, not the first time that something like this seems to have happened 

1 minute ago, Hoosier said:

I'm not sure there is a feasible way for this to be a 6+ storm in the area.  The trough is so positive tilt, which can produce a good snow sometimes, but this is also pretty progressive overall.

If the snow could at least stick around until maybe another chance next week, then I'd be more enthusiastic but that's not gonna happen so...

13 minutes ago, ILSNOW said:

from our friends at NWS

Farther to the northwest, a southwest to northeastward oriented
baroclinic zone is expected to set up over far northwestern IL and
adjacent areas of southern WI and eastern IA Wednesday into
Wednesday night following the departure of the potent storm system
tracking across the Upper Midwest Tuesday night. This baroclinic
zone is likely to foster a band of moderate to possibly heavy band
of accumulating snow late Wednesday night into Thursday as
strengthening mid-level deformation along the systems
northwestern periphery induces a rather healthy band of
frontogenesis beneath the entrance region of an upper jet.
Questions still remain on which exact areas this band of
accumulating snow will occur, but current indications would
support this roughly along and southwest to northeastern corridor
from northern MO and southern and eastern IA through far northern
parts of IL (north of I-88) into WI. There is also a threat of a
light wintry mix of freezing rain and sleet just south of the
heavier band of snow, and this wintry mix could fall across parts
of the I-80 and I-88 corridors (including parts of the Chicago
metro area) Thursday morning. Overall, this system does not look
to be a major snow or ice maker for the area, but with the
potential for a few inches of snow to fall

Where'd you get this from before they actually posted it?

TBH if it's not at least six inches I really don't want it. Go big or go futility.

Edit: Yes, that's what she said. 

We should do a board meet-up... Somebody bring a bucket so we can all shit in it and send it to palmguy so he can fertilize his plants