Bubbler86

Eastern Hagerstown looks post weak hurricane tree wise.

I concur as I thought we were headed to the basement here with sustained over 70 for 30-60 seconds.

An impressive 22 in Pen Mar.

A very chilly 23 this AM in Pen Mar.

Caps playing scared. Bad passes and bad prevent defense.

Hope for AO to pot two tonight against the under manned and disliked Philly squad. Playoff goals do not count toward the record so he needs to start getting a few more to make it this season.

Car therm 38 earlier in Emmitsburg...cold and wet.

20 in the North Maryland area this AM.

8 banger.

Pretty cool, thanks for the info.

I guess I can see responsibility for up keep but not responsibility for life and limb. Can it still be walked across now/is the floor still in it?

That is interesting. Was it for cars? Or pedestrian? Does not look like there is a road there but maybe it is obscured now. So wait, you buy the bridge and if someone goes over they authorities saw, "Not our issue, the guy does the road owns it". You could have also done this...a toll troll.

Sorry you got hurt. What is the bridge in the background use for?

The 12Z Icon does not set the table well with its Tue rainer...leaving the boundary too far north for the next storm on the 27th (extrapolated.) This is also what the GFS Graphcast (AI) and Euro AIFS show right now.

We are on hold until later next week when we enter our next window of potential winter storms. The AFD from the NWS today suggested they needed a break: .LONG TERM /FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY/... The arctic punch will moderate by the weekend with temperatures trending warmer/closer to long term averages Saturday-Tuesday thanks to weak ridging aloft and at the surface. Model variability with fast moving/moisture lacking clipper type disturbances in the northern stream will favor low POPs on balance this weekend into early next week. No significant precipitation is expected through Monday, which will be a welcome break after a seemingly incessant batch of winter storms every few days over the last couple of weeks. By Monday night into Tuesday, another more potent shortwave is progged to drift across Pennsylvania as low pressure passes north of Pennsylvania. Still plenty of time for this system to evolve, but the most likely scenario will be a mix of rain and snow at higher elevations with plain rain favored for elsewhere as temperatures trend above average for the last week in February.