WinterWxLuvr

I don’t know where that is but he would have seen it here after about 9

I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that ain’t happenin

I started that day (Friday) with a 20% chance of snow on Saturday. When the 12z models ran they upgraded me to about 50%. When the 18z ran, they put our entire area under a WWA and my pops went to 70%. My county was the lone county in Va not under a WWA or WSW. By about 7 they finally put me in a WWA and the rest in a WSW. Again, only county in va that wasn’t pink. By about 11, they threw me a pity WSW. Worked out great. Had 7”. Was also very cool that the snow started here with temps in the teens.

I’m pretty sure that wasn’t a coastal though. I think it was a west-east low that put a stripe of snow across Ky and Va that turned just enough to get us

Hey that’s not bad. I’m in

EPS must have looked great for Sunday

I noticed that. I also noticed that every time you WANT to see the para, it’s MIA.

Nice out west isn’t it

I surely thought those to the east did better.

Ok I’ll extend it until after the Super Bowl

Oh wow really? I hadn’t been around for a couple of days and just assumed that you guys to the east did very well.

A while back I posted that the entire region would see 8-20” of snow before the end of January. It drew a bunch of laughs. I missed by a day, but how’s it looking now? Lol

Depends on where you live. I’d prefer it rotated about 75° counterclockwise

PSU can hook you up with reasons.

Odds?

When 7” of snow in 24 hours is a disaster or a Miller B screw job, I need to retire from the playing field.

So do I, of course

LOL looks like you guys did good in my absence. And how about @Bob Chill, stays gone a year comes back and within a day starts a thread!! Good luck all.

Off to cut some snow on the slopes at Canaan. You guys bring this home today.

The WAA has started to take on a different look. The other day it was a streak that moved through then part 2 of WAA came in. Now it’s kinda blossoming right over the region.

LOL, the storm is less than 24 hours out.

I don’t think this is a typical Miller B fail setup. Typically you’ve got a low that’s on a heading south of east that is in the process of transferring as the WAA precip is moving in to a low on the coast that immediately starts moving off to the ne. This low isn’t transferring until after the WAA precip is already through the area to a low almost on the South Carolina border on some models that is crawling. Not typical at all IMO. The reason that I think the WAA is a bit more lean is that the primary is a little further south than it was originally. Look in southern Va. The NAM is spitting out over an inch of WAA precip. It isn’t drying up. It’s just a little south. It’s a trade. Little south early enhances our chances with the main low. Just my thoughts.

LOL. That’s all I’ve got

Well that’s enough schizophrenia for me for the night. Check you guys come morning

LOL where are you seeing this?