some how I remember that being a thing..a Chatanooga choo choo storm...like the Alberta Clipper, Saskatchewan screamer, Manitoba Mauler ect...in that vein.
Without snow cover no way. Maybe with snow cover. The coldest I can remember ever since living here is -4 driving to work through manassas battlefield in early March I think. I want to say 2017. Might be wrong on dates but not the temp.
You might have missed a cutter..but spot on. I know we all joke around and some really panic…but it really does not look good from a strategic sense. We can lose a battle or two but now we are losing the war. Coming up on mid Jan…not 1 inch of snow for many of us.
This time however there is some fierce cold nearby. I will be curious if that changes things. Last time the 540 line was north and the 534 was in DTW…510 in KY this time. That can’t hurt.
Sobering. Adjust for your own backyard and its easy to not be very optimistic. You average 30 inches I think. If you get 10 inches its a fail. DCA 10 so complete shutout is a fail. Either way its a locational fail. not sure what I was going for there just new ways to use the word fail.
Ji said that years ago. Along with "always go with least snowy model" "rainstorms always over perform" "winter is over (In December)" and "we suck"...that last one is my favorite. Actually over the years they prove correct..wise man he is
Yes. Agree. I guess a lot of the fate of this rests on what happens with the storm before it on Saturday. The one that gives my mom/dad 24 solid inches up in Rochester, MI.
I guess but it really only has that south track going for it....as depicted...the 50/50 was mentioned. also no CAD. it's just a progressive wave that comes in on the heels of an arctic blast before it. maybe it will improve. not on the CMC op of course. Thats also a terd wagon. 8 days out.