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It’s like some forget how this works on OP runs at long range…all I took away is there continues to be an above avg change of a snowstorm in the east during that period like you said. It will show hits in the SE, MA, NE or all of them - on various OP runs until we get into range.

This is a stunner!

Definitely a boom. Just over an 1” already, glad you chased

Oops forgot we have this thread. Moving this from the Jan obs thread Just got to deep creek. 29 and rippin fatties

No idea either but go bills!

Holy crap, that’s impressive. I’m 42 and barely can read a map

But the real question is what is this storm’s name?

That looks like a blizzard at this point.

I seriously hate that team

Oh damn, I had to sell my seats tonight as I was stuck at the office late…would have been cool to say hi! Since they lost, you’re not allowed at another game

Totally, especially that 4 or 5 minute stretch where they gave up 3 goals. Oof.

Man, they were pouring it on there the last 5 minutes. Sharks goalie just had incredible saves.

Oh yeah, Willy is my #1

I want to marry him

That was rough

Finally! @pazzo83 https://wtop.com/washington-nationals/2026/01/the-washington-nationals-are-finally-leaving-masn-and-setting-up-a-local-tv-deal-with-mlb/

Awesome, poor @aldie 22, he may need to move for the 50th time

Wow

Nice moisture in the Gulf

That stuff down in the Gulf area in LA/TX looks good

Woo!

Will also +1 @katabatic - we met up for dinner in Deep Creek a few winters back…great guy and has a genuine love of weather. Enjoy the chase NA101!

It was like I watched two different teams for periods 1/2 and period 3 tonight.

Good summary for you by LWX - snipped the portion about Friday into Saturday: KEY MESSAGE 3...A low pressure system may bring snow to the Allegheny Mountains Friday through Saturday night. One, possibly two low pressure centers will meander through the Great Lakes Friday into Saturday as a series of shortwave troughs result in amplifying long wave troughing into the eastern US. There may be some light snow showers along the Allegheny Mountains on Friday, but the higher chances will arrive Friday night through Saturday night as the main trough approaches. Temperatures may attempt to rise above freezing Saturday in some of the valleys before the cold front pushes through, but profiles will be cold enough for all snow for most locations along and west of the Allegheny Front. Accumulations resulting in travel disruptions are possible. To the east of the Alleghenies, there are mixed signals whether any precipitation falls, but it will be related to the push of warm advection Saturday morning and/or the cold frontal passage Saturday afternoon/evening. Some snow or a mix could occur depending on the timing of any precipitation, but at the moment, impacts appear limited at the lower elevations. For temperatures, Saturday is expected to be the warmest day of the weekend before the cold front pushes through.

See ya there! Going up to the house Friday - Monday. Good call, it’ll give you a snow fix ahead of our epic SWFE