SnowenOutThere

1 minute ago, Terpeast said:

Can cosign. If only it were a degree colder, I’d have twice or 3x as much as I have now

I did an experiment and put an ice pack out, have roughly 25% more accumulation on it than other surfaces

Somehow accumulating onto pavement now

2 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:

Rain started again around 7 now a heavy rain snow mix and temp crashed to 34.0 near Reston. The pivot is legit  

Scratch that, all snow temp 33.6 now

Rain started again around 7 now a heavy rain snow mix and temp crashed to 34.0 near Reston. The pivot is legit  

2 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

whatever. There probably isn't much after hr15

That’s a taker at least for the city and inner burbs where most of us live

Just now, snowmagnet said:

FCPS VA 2 hour delay.  

WERE SO BACK!!!

1 minute ago, Weather Junkie said:

Can someone please post snow totals at 15/1 ratios?

Why not 20/1 ratios, remember we have “dynamic cooling” 

So radio show when @stormtracker

4 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

If the EURO is right it's gonna be a tough night in the NYC subforum

Hey we manage to reach over an inch, I'd take 

Rap came in super far south, just another addition to the trend 

11 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

 

13 times Baltimore has entered January with less than 1" of snow and still finished above avg.  and 5 of those were during Nino years.  So there was legit reason to think this year would be back loaded and its not always true that a late start means a bad winter.  

Noticing the use of past tense here, are you close to saying its more or less over besides the 18th-22nd time period?

Just now, snowfan said:

3k and 12k way different. Proceed w caution.

 

Your point still stands but you just used the 6z not the snowier 12z 

2 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

CAMs were the first to catch on for both Jan events. Can they score a hat trick here?

Ironically it was also the NAMs that did this both times previously, if they manage to again maybe we need to joke about them less. 

5 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Ain't no way this one somehow brings itself back in. Can't wait for CWG to horribly bust for the third time in a row

Who repinned the topic? There goes any hopes of a further south push

4 minutes ago, Ji said:

What is this?

Comeback time 

14 minutes ago, stormy said:

When you say that the level of impact that humans can have on the climate is limited, I believe You and I could be friends

Blud thinks he assembling a team

2 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Back in the day things would shift north like this every run. 20-40 miles at a time. We’ve got lucky twice this year with it going the other way. Can we do it one more time?

If we somehow bring this one back then the second thread rule actually broke the simulation 

19 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

75 hours out... makes you want to join @WEATHER53's cult. Or let AI take over weather forecasting

Hey if we get rlly lucky the NAM wins and no one gets anything, while we still get mood flakes 

3 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Bad news folks - EURO doesn't look like the UKIE. Went north and joined the screw NYC crew

Well we can take solace that Baltimore will continue to be the 2nd snowiest city on the East coast then

31 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

Article in the Washington Post yesterday that latest studies show the Gulf Stream may collapse due to fresh water glacial melt sooner than previously thought, like within a few years.  Could cool things off over 30 degrees...mini ice age.  Maybe that will kill the SER.

What the issue with a little mass ecological destruction when it comes to us getting more snow? 

1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

the s/w is like a tad bit souther..

Looks mildly more amped too?

Most important part of the comeback thread is believing in its power

15 minutes ago, Wxdood said:

I would rather not debate this in this thread.  I lurk the forum to read talk about models, patterns etc.  Not discussion alluding to you-know-what causing warm temperatures in winter or our patterns.  There is an entire section of this webside devoted to you-know-what, there is a panic room thread, and a banter thread inside the Mid Atlantic Forum.  It would be nice to keep the Long Range thread for Long Range discussion.  I realize I may not have much pull in this request because of my post count.  Just saying it would be nice.

To be a modern day forecaster, especially in temp sensitive situations, requires discussion of it to be the best possible forecaster… not sure how that’s hard to understand. You need to factor in all variables to get the right solution, unfortunately background warming is part of those variables now