WinterWxLuvr

On average 105 people die every day in the us in auto accidents. This year at least 16,000 have died from the flu virus. In 2017, over 5,000 people died in the us from choking. We haven’t closed businesses, schools, sporting events, etc because we are afraid to drive. We haven’t quarantined ourselves in our homes because of flu. We don’t stop eating from fear of choking. You could go on and on with stats, but for the point is clear. It’s prudent to take precautions but it’s irrational to make this more than it is. Of course we live in the time of sensationalism so ....

Everclear

Might get the 70’s. I choose to remain skeptical of seeing any flakes.

Thanks but I already knew it was a screwed up place.

It would be super incredible if we get some wound up beast that pummels the whole east coast. March 13. Yeah ...

They trend south all the time

I’m all in. Gonna post it on Facebook as soon as I can.

What has happened to Md?

None of us can abandon all hope, including you. We might say we have, but we still hope. Perhaps not now, but come mid November we will be right here.

Don’t say that. PD III will.

No. That theory hasn’t failed. Yes we can get accumulating snow, and on roads. But if you think a sun angle of about 46 degrees compared to about 28 degrees doesn’t matter then you are in for an unpleasant surprise.

It’s gonna

What’s 17 degrees between friends? LOL

This is such a great setup that I don’t even know when we are talking about.

Over/under the amount of snow the gfs takes away in the 12z run? My guess is 10” from my area.

So March comes in like a lamb.

Weather Will says the eps says no. As you know, if the eps says no it isn’t possible.

Thanks for picking up the slack

I told you guys earlier in the season that the euro is only right when it shows no snow. If it shows snow you can walk away and not look back because it ain’t happening.

Big games for UVa and UMd today

My winter forecast for next year is some cold, some warm, some snow, some rain, some ice, some sun. Now just stand back and marvel at my forecasting skill.

I’ve always thought it was dumb to use 24” spacing for roof trusses. On a house 56 feet long it saves 14 trusses. My trusses cost $186 each on a house 32’ wide. That amounts to $2600 dollars. Not much to pay for not having to worry about saggy plywood and the amount of snow a roof can handle. Same goes for 2x4 walls. On the house I built I had about 150 outside framing 2x6’s. It cost me an extra $300 vs 2x4’s. How long do you think it’ll take me to recoup that because of the better insulation? Also don’t see the benefit of a low slope roof. Should be at least a 6-12

The UKMET looks like wet snow as depicted here.

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