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58 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Well that would fly in the face of our history...lol It's not scientific, but man that post PD wall feels so real when you look at that list! For some reason...big ones just don't come after that. March 1993 (anomalous), March 1958...that's it, lol

Agreed. It's kind of making me cringe when I see them saying our chances for a big one aren't until then. I can trust mid-Feb, but getting into that last week of February...

5 hours ago, RevWarReenactor said:

People act like our little 1 week of winter where we got 8 inches of snowfall suddenly makes up for the last 8 years of garbage. It doesn't. We are still below average for the year even. 

 

 

I haven't seen anyone acting like last week "makes up for" our awful run of winters. I've seen people who love winter and gotten out and enjoyed a wintry scene while it was around.

I'm very annoyed by the past 8 years. It's pretty much daily that I think about the fact that its been 8 years since my last 6+ inch snowfall. I'm annoyed that we're going to punt the last week or January and likely the first week of February. I'm unhappy that there's really only been 1 week that's felt like winter so far. You're absolutely not alone in that. 

I still didn't let all those very real negative feelings stop me from enjoying last week. I took lots of great pictures and ventured out to enjoy it. I spent many moments glancing out the window at the snow covered scenery, just taking it in. None of that takes away the winter frustrations overall, but it provides joy and positive memories from being in the moment. 

I think most, if not all, from this forum who shared their joy from the past week feel very similarly. Being joyful in the moment doesn't at all mean that the overall landscape still isn't good. You still have to stop and enjoy the little things because if you don't, you'll just become bitter and frustrated 24/7, no matter what. 

2 hours ago, WxUSAF said:

Goofy ass evolution that will never happen, but 6z gfs gets it done Jan 30-31

It's happening 

I just love this field. We can't figure out exactly what will happen 2-3 days away, but we certainly know what's coming 2-3 weeks away. 

If all you ever do is worry about the future, you'll never enjoy the present. Live in the moment. Create memories you can fondly look back on

A delightful wintry week! Snow sticks around for a few more days, then we deal with whatever comes next. Soak this week in, it's been wonderful! 

8 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

`15-16 storm had such a high precip content though, and it was gone in a week with mild temps. I will much rather take these 20s/10s arctic days. 

100% with you. This week has been a delight. Snow covering everything for a week and lots of cold. Snow on Snow. 

I'm hopeful there will still be snow on the ground when it arrives so a fresh 2-4 LOOKS like a bit more haha

4 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

All I know is this storm will definitely bring rain to Georgetown. Models will show one pixel of green over it and a pocket of above freezing air at surface and 850s. 

Idk when the Georgetown jokes will get old, but it certainly isn't today 

Any official reports from the airports?

Ended up with 4.5 around Parkville. Curious to find out what the BWI official measurement is. 

Is the rippage anywhere near Baltimore City? 

1 hour ago, Heisy said:

Whatever happens Friday it seems like a pretty good chance winter returns 29-30th


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Checks out

3 minutes ago, osfan24 said:

Weird. February might not work out that way though.

It will. Winter will take a break next week and then come running back onto the field 

6 minutes ago, Ji said:

How creepy and accurate was this lol

I'm loving this event, but I'm really hoping this is accurate when it applies to the first half of February! Let this be the beginning! 

Thanks for the advice for the pics! 

Parkville, Baltimore County. 

Side note, how do you guys attach your pics in here. I've tried and every pic I took with my phone today it's saying are too large to attach. Just normal phone camera 

Beggars can't be choosers. I'm glad we should finally have a wintry week. Snow showers today. Possible light, steady snow Monday night/Tuesday(maybe first inch in years), another possible threat Friday. Very cold all week. It does look like it gets mild the following week, I'm not sure how long that's expected to last, but I'll enjoy whatever presents itself this week. 

How many more "Onto the next one" do we have in us before April arrives? 

This has been a wild thing to track. For several days the Euro and its ensembles were the only ones showing this. The moment the GFS jumped on, the Euro said "Imma head out." Now the GFS is slipping away. It would be too fitting if this is when the Euro gets back on. If the Euro stays off, though, we may be seeing the correct trend. 

9 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Who suggested that?

Just seems like the entire discussion has switched to just hoping we can turn things around the last week of January and into February 

 So are we now just completely writing off any potential next week? 24 hours after saying it was loaded with potential? 

What are we doing in here? 

Should I actually be considering leaving work early tomorrow, let's say around 3 PM, as opposed to around 6 PM? 

I usually would never even consider it for a rainstorm but I keep seeing so much about how nasty it supposedly will be in the evening

Also, BWI has NEVER went 8 consecutive winters UNDER 20 inches of snow. We've gone 7 years, twice. 

1970/71-1976/77

And the current 2016/17-2022/23

So yeah, if we stay under 20 this winter, it'll be the first time since records have been kept that it's happened. 

I'm not in "panic" mode at all. I am in a lousy mindset tonight so I thought why not vent here. 

Just getting a little tired of hearing "Just wait until..." Yada Yada. I heard it all of December. Just wait until the end of December/beginning of January, things are going to flip! Yet, here we are, in the midst of a week long stretch approaching mid-January with THREE rainstorms. 

Frankly, I still firmly believe Baltimore will see a 6+ inch snowfall this winter. Mainly just because even in this hellscape of a period were entrenched in, I still don't think we go 8 full winters without a 6 inch snowfall. I refuse to believe that will happen, unless it does happen, then I'll cry myself to sleep later on in March when the reality is cemented in LOL