Bubbler86

I just remember PBP's and yes, the Lanco people were down but I did not see many, if any posts, saying Marysville was screwed. To me it was more talking about the pull back from the good runs last night for their area.

If by Deb you mean people doing PBP, you nailed it.

I actually did not know anything about him or her, I more meant to post the paragraph below it.

The ERS thing I am not so knowledgeable of, but this board does tend to reactive negatively toward realistic posts sometimes.

Another reality check post from the MA. I think his spell checker needs a beer and he meant drought. ERS is right, its not his fault its not going to snow in DC. It's been 719 days since DC had an inch of snow. Not a snowstorm...just an inch! And sadly just before this, only a few years ago we missed setting the then record longest snow draught by just a few days. So... how can you take anyone seriously who has been saying how great everything looks though that? We make fun of JB all the time, but at the same time we pick on the people who give an honest assessment also.

Global snow maps looking somewhat similar. UK a bit on the light side on the SE edge. Some of this is 2-4 in the Laurels on Tue.

Is this finally the one that breaks through? All the usual caveats about suppression but we are fighting with two arms behind our back until we get colder air near us.

I still contend that if a miracle happens and we all get 6 or more inches of snow, we may have some roof issues.

That is the one many are interested in...GFS bringing that boundary back down again. Need more adjustments for a real snowstorm.

LOL!

GFS 4-8 for West and North LSV and much of Central and North PA....3-6 or 2-4 as you go down into the SE. Kuch on Pivotal.

Chuck has been hounding a similar tone though in his own convoluted way.

The LSV has WD40 sprayed all over it all winter it appears.

We still have the EPS!

Think of the drought! LOL. The rain will help.

The way these Meso's are gyrating low locations, I am keeping the blinds a little open at least. False hopes probably.

So far the 12Z's are a PSU (as in the city...State College) and MSV miracle.

This panel spelled doom for a coastal save on the Nam. Roll RGEM, roll!

Bring it home (or someone else). I am 0-1 this AM with the HRRR so bad luck now.

The low placement struggle/dual areas of Lowest pressure have been a problem on several suits for over 24 hours now. It does mess up the ground result in a big way as you suggested.

Paltry accums most of the LSV outside elevations.

7PM the lowest area of pressure finally switches East.

About a third of PA is rain or dry slot at 6PM. The low has still not fully transferred east if it is going to.

Primary low still west of Pa at 21. Snow for much of PA but much of LSV is mix or rain. Northern LSV still snow.