WinterWxLuvr

See what I mean

LOL, try being a lifelong fan

Or the precip gets here 6 hours earlier

Thank you for that. We need to use every tactic available.

Does anybody but me think this Dr Dews may just be a few bricks short of a load?

Ball control. High scoring teams don’t want to play teams that hog the ball. Remember that the Ravens are a run first ball control team too.

Midday, yeah count me in as skeptical.

Titans are probably the last team the Ravens wanted to play

Most incredible thing I’ve ever seen

Well it’s warm, damp, and foggy today. We have all the ingredients now so why are we gonna wait until February?

LOL, a vast improvement for Charlottesville

True!!

This is a good football game

It’s still the NAM

That’ll do it.

The flip in 93 was really incredible.

I’ll take a Feb/March 93 and won’t complain one time.

I’m with @C.A.P.E.. The hell with flakes falling. If that’s all we can muster give me the sun and 55.

They always take pictures sideways over there?

I don’t see what could possibly go wrong

Somebody start a thread. Title it “Worse pattern since 1990 snow event”

C’mon Bob. Middle of the day, temps mid 30’s, low to our west. What could possibly go wrong? This is a lock.

That is absolutely true. A running team has a big advantage in the slop imo. However, I think Baltimore on a fast track is simply too talented and fast. They also run very hard. And with that defense I wouldn’t be afraid of anybody else’s offense. I’d be more worried about my offense opening the door to a fluke by either being slowed by the weather making the game closer or by committing turnovers giving the other team chances they wouldn’t ordinarily get. Bottom line ... in clean conditions I don’t think any team can touch the Ravens

If I were you I’d hope for the best field conditions possible. Wet, muddy (if grass) snowy is an equalizer. It tends to make everyone the same speed. With the team the Ravens have you don’t want that.

Long range gfs isn’t far off from a much better pac. At least the trend at the end seems to suggest it. And those above normal heights in our area aren’t all that high as evidenced by the temperature profile.