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Sigh.

I will take that

Got the trace I was promised.

No shortage of clouds. If it was sunny 300+ days a year, I would be more than happy with it. It's the opposite. Cloudy in the winter and it's either too warm for snow or nothing comes from it. In the summer the storms go around all directions. Clouds have no problem. I think for the season we're sitting at maybe three inches of snow. Even the last few days where we would get a squall, the ground would whiten just barely and be gone within minutes of the precip shutting off. Some asshole giving themselves lung cancer (no offense, Steve) or a lightning strike is going to burn this area to the ground this spring/summer if we dont either cash in on a Miller A, which ain't going to happen as I think Miller As are dead, or get an entire spring of rain, which would be my luck.

This fn hole... Again.

I am in the southern end of Huntingdon county now, which explains my bitching about being shafted as this area is the ridge and valley screw zone.

Light snow started about 20 minutes ago. Ground is caving.

If he never saw any potential, then why would he... you know what? I've had the shits of the online wx community outside of this forum. I'm taking a break.

Third squall. Nice wintry day here.

Another squall. Same intensity as the earlier event.

And it's over.

Ground caved. Took about two minutes. I've never seen it so so hard so quickly.

DEATH SQUALL

Just canceling the remainder and let's see what comes lol

Oh look... Giant ass hole right where it always seems to be.

And a long weekend for meeeee.

Not sure what the moodiness is about but you know goddamned well nine times out of ten if the 2AM run showed anything of note, it's posted on here.

Overnight runs must have sucked lol

I haven't seen a decent thunderstorm since like 2011. Sucks.

Yep. If it's not going to snow, let's have sunshine and warmth. And a nice, long, hot summer.

Right but what the hell is causing this garbage consistency? I don't ever remember the models waffling this much.

I can't remember ever going through a winter where I had absolutely zero idea what the hell is going on because of the constant change in outlook. I just saw an 8-14 day outlook posted by Warmanista Joe Snedeker showing AN temps Jan 11-17, where just yesterday I feel like I was reading that this week's warmup was expected to last just this week. The hell happened?

Today is a good day to be a Penn State fan. I have enough air in my lungs to laugh at BOTH.

To provide the MU guy a tiny defense, James Spann posted the 8-14 day outlook about an hour ago and it shows warmth over just about the entire CONUS while referencing just a couple of days ago it showed "extreme cold." So I wonder if more mets are going through it.