09-10 analogy

Can't ever remember seeing a blizzard warning just long a ridge line like this one with the Shenandoahs, or a blizzard warning emmeshed in WWAs.

A little bit o' Superstorm, a little bit o' Feb 14 2015, a little bit o' ... Wasn't there a storm in March of 1984 that was real dynamic around here and dropped a few inches of snow along with very strong winds? Same storm that caused the Carolinas tornado outbreak that killed dozens (was one of my earliest severe weather memories, I was in Columbia SC visiting relatives with my parents on my school break at the time. I'll never forget looking to the northwest at this ungodly huge supercell.)

Snow maps at range are generally OK for codifying the impossible.

Well Peter is probably not long for the world, and the sons ... I've read conflicting reports. That they may have to sell the team to pay the inheritance taxes, for one. Maybe Elon Musk will buy them and try to move them to Olympus Mons or something. The O's did have a pretty good five-year run in the mid 2010s and might have won the series in 2014 if Wieters and Machado weren't hurt, and Davis on his Adderal suspension (yeah, he was good back then). And KC was just running the frickin' table with seeing-eye bloop singles.

Maybe there's hope for the Orioles to become competitive before I die. This season -- if it happens -- should at least be interesting, with Adley and maybe G-Rod making their debuts.

The "Tyrant" Concerto just doesn't have the same ring to it.

Question: This is from the 5 AM Norton (Boston) AFD: "In addition, as dry slot approaches eastern MA and RI this afternoon, model soundings indicate a potential moist absolute unstable layer (MAUL) in this area." Now, is "MAUL" an acronym that has widespread and accepted usage in the NWS/met community? Or is it the AFD's writer just having a bit of fun? Because it's certainly appropriate to what they're experiencing.

The latest AFD for Boston is pure poetry, however.

I'm with you on the disappointment but try not to let it get to you too much. I don't know how long you've lived in the area, but you go through this enough around here, you develop hard bark, but still, ones like this can sting a little. I'm not into this one at all, given what's happening to the north and east. Yeah, yeah, expectations, climatology. All very logical, but this isn't the rational part of the brain we're dealing with, this is 200 proof subjectivity. I'm rare around here, I guess, in that to me, one HECS (say 18") is more than the sum of the parts of three (6") SECS or even two (9") MECS.

Hell, I'm gonna get more snow tomorrow than that.

Mojito Cosmo Old fashioned The field Hate (gin) martinis. My old man drank them and became mean (though not violent), and he was generally a nice guy. So, history there. Never had a Moscow Mule; I'd probably like it, since "V" is hands down my favorite liquor. (Scotch a distant second). Margaritas only good with Mexican food. Mai Tai, Pina Colada, too sweet. Plus, in the latter's case, that f*****g godawful song from way back when. If vodka tonic was a choice, that would be second after mojitos. If scotch and soda was a choice, it'd be third. With mojitos ... curiously I don't generally like run, it's the only liquor I've ever gotten sick from, but mojitos .... never had a bad one. It's the mint. In sum, my tastes in liquor are all over the place. Except gin. HATE it. But then again, history.

If all the misunderstandings, misinterpretations, misdirections, and misanthropy (well, maybe the last one is a bit too much, but the temptation to keep going with the alliteration won out) on display here over the past few hours, could somehow be bottled and then alchemized into a block in the appropriate place in the north Atlantic, we'd be looking at Jan 2016 redux.

It's a Miller Lite for us. Less filling, tastes awful. I'm sure thousands have made that joke before me.

The transition from the second to the third movement is so breathtaking, and yet so subtle, I tear up at times. And that’s incredible that you can play it! And,oh yeah, the latest GFS….

My fav, even over all the symphonies!

The Emperor storm.

I know this has been asked a zillion times and I deeply apologize for doing it again, but what's the best free Euro site? Pivotal? Weather.us? There used to be a link here on the forums -- and there probably still is, just my ADHD-inundated brain won't allow me to search for too long. Too cheap and too ignorant on how to legitimately read models to fork over for the real thing.

Florida Man designed Florida Ave.

Winds really picking up with the pingers.

I could get used to this three snowfalls every 13 days pattern.

Somehow my side street claimed treatment priority right before it started snowing, so it's having a bit of trouble sticking on the street. Certainly nothing wrong with the rates; it's only slightly less intense than it snowed at the height of the Jan 3 storm. Getting ready to start making my spaghetti sauce. Peppers, onions, mushrooms, turkey sausage, meatballs, and LOTS of oregano and garlic. Usually I cook before the storm but not this time. EDIT: Just saw ST's pic of Conn Ave. My sidestreet is in much better shape. DC priorities ...

Started in upper NW.

Jessica rules.

yea, that feb 94 storm and 2007 Val day were the biggest sleet storms I can remember. Don’t think this one will rate. Me, I”m a bit over halfway to climo and peak snow season isn’t even here yet. So if this is a bust, I won’t stew in my slush juices. And after seeing the GoFundMeS, I think “slush” may be pushing it.

If that verifies, Binghamton NY will probably break their all time record they just set last year!