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The Nanners are playing tonight. It's on the YouTube. Spring is coming.

This CWA has been a bit splintered this season. Up here the first half of winter was pretty snowy. We never had an event over I think 6 inches give or take, and most were of the 2-3 inch variety, but it's been cold from late November until the current time with only a few warm days. I don't think we have had a 60 degree day since before Thanksgiving. I may be wrong about that. I think we've had only a few 50 degree days and not many more 40 degree days. I know that hasn't been the case in the SE portion of this CWA, but this has certainly been a long, hard winter up here. I am hoping we are rewarded with a long, pleasant (warm enough to keep the water comfortable but not too hot to melt balls away in minutes) spring and summer with some outbreaks.

Awe look, nature made @MAG5035a tiny little half pipe.

Keep going...

Beautiful morning. Light snow falling. It's not ass cheek clapping cold. I'll take it.

It was enough for plows down on the road in front of the house. The road hadnt fully caved so I think that's a case of a plow guy wanting to scrape.

Looks like another little batch of snow overnight. I don't think much but it's enough the dogs made fresh prints.

I know that's not you punting, but your "Day in the life" post yesterday kinda matches the previous years. That time is generally where posters, myself to a good bit, begin throttling back as the end of winter is near. Five days ago the models were showing a MECS. Sun wants to come out here. I think that's a depressing reality for the current time. And as stated by you, the models aren't exactly encouraging. I'm watching baseball practices being had. I'm looking at the schedules. I just bought my season passes for Bland's Park. For me, it's over. I'm sure others are close. The post count may reflect that.

Thanks for destroying the planet, ass a-hole LOL

South African Times?

Nice tits, @sauss06.

I see the Trainer reposted the "Day in the Life" post. That means we are but a week or so away from the Storm of 93 posts which mark a season has been punted. I do believe this is weeks later than the previous three winters, which is success.

Okay I'm finished with the cold.

I will not be. I'm ready for warmth.

What do you mean? Like we start off dry? What's remarkable to me, and probably the yearly surplus, is that last year 15 of the first 20 Sadderdays had rain.

I am aware of the established guidelines for what constitutes a blizzard, but what is currently happening outside is a blizzard.

I'm close enough. This shit is crazy. I'm worried my house is going to blow down and the snow is basically crystalizing and freezing on contact. I had to go out to the car a few minutes ago and the door was frozen shut.

Your "love it or leave it attitude" fucking sucks.

Yes. To clarify, I mean the snow maps.

It's almost as if we should relegate 100+ hour model discussion to a separate thread for wish casting.

Blizzard warning in Garrett county, MD.

You can't just not notice tiddies.

I don't think it would and I'll tell you why: The Euro got lucky and sniffed out two generational snowstorms in a week and then sniffed out a once-in-a-lifetime tropical system about 18 months later. If we had gone through the 70s with no idea that the models once saw monsters, this nonsense of chasing models 300 hours out would be considered insane. Some of the "Debs" on here are being realistic. Optimists look at realists as pessimists. The likely fact is: The predominant storm track of this, a La Niña winter will quite likely be the storm track next week's event takes. It's just not "our year." And the storm that likely takes a different path will bring rain.

It will not. Again, I'm not quoting myself. "It will snow where it has snowed." Until something in the atmosphere changes the storm track from MA-eastward, that is where the storm will track.

Can somebody illustrate to me the last time Joe Bastardi was right about a storm?