buckeyefan1

I have no doubts

Dont hate

Best storm ever for mby I knew whatever fell would be snow, it was just a matter of how much would fall. Ratios were off the chart. There wasn't much precip with it being around .30ish and it all melted by the afternoon, but it was awesome while it lasted. This reminds me a little of that Feb day in '14, only a much larger area is in play. If anything, this has been fun to watch unfold and those who were throwing in the towel a few days ago should learn from this

It's a slider. That's what sliders do. Without blocking, it's what we have to work with. EDIT: A slider gave mby the most snow I've ever had here......almost 9" of white gold

I'm not judging I'll be riding the NAM too because that's the only chance I have

I'm saving this

It either needs to stick around as the cold air works in, or delay it a couple hours for those of us in the western areas without a lot of elevation

After scolding myself for even considering the NAM in lala land, I absolutely agree that it looks pretty darn good. I can’t bring myself to dismiss it because it’s handled this fast flow pretty well in the short range.

It only trended colder for eastern NC. If you consider 1day a trend

Flizzard fest for you. The moisture just wasn’t there. For whatever reason I’m not in a good area to look at maps on my phone at the moment

The NAM nailed the flizzard fest

Would you like for this screen name to be banned too? I've lost count over the years how many times you were banned for spewing your crap. One more and your gone.

They're not as smart as the Joker

Reverse psychology? It's hard to believe that some get so upset they resort to threats and bullying

I needed the drink these past couple of weeks just trying to read the discussion thread. It has been brutal. There used to be a time when you had to absolutely know what you were talking about and could back it up before you were ever allowed to post in a pinned thread. People really do come here to learn, not just scroll and post how much in mby. People should not be all in their feelings because they were asked to step up their game in a discussion thread. They need to put on their big girl panties and step up.

That wasn't so hard now was it You can turn off signatures in your settings

Come on.....you can do better than this. This "back to the party" doesn't explain anything about what you are looking at.Is Dr No drinking the hard stuff? Explain better. You can do better than this. More moisture north, colder temps with precip falling. More interaction after the sw drops into the US further west that the previous run. Adding just a little substance explains a lot and it's why this is called the discussion thread.

Next time explain to begin with

Then you should have posted another day/time snapshot to explain why. Step up your game

I don’t believe I’m saying this........If the upstate could just get some moisture

The orientation of the trough being more positively tilted doesn’t allow for the moisture to get thrown back.

Yes. What we are looking for is just enough “dig” and just enough ridge to provide the convergence as the moisture slides across. Southern sliders are awesome things when all the players are in the right spot.

Thank you bowtie I’ve really enjoyed your photography through the years and thought I’d join in on the fun

Yea... I don’t get it. Thermal profiles still look okay (enough to continue watching) for sc and ga at this range. I mean it’s 120 hours away. The pattern is super progressive and the pig ridge never really goes away, no matter how many times it disappears on the models, so it leaves the possibility of moisture further north than what it shows currently. It will continue to change each run. It’s a progressive pattern, so many flying pieces to grasp. Will it be snow or rain? At this point there’s still enough uncertainty to keep watching. After all....that’s why we’re here isn’t it?