Bubbler86

HH GFS...little love on actual details but this panel shows northern energy coming into the equation....a good step towards a better solution being possible. MA will not like it but we do not want a southern slider.

Ha. I remember "Body blow, body blow, body blow...he's down for the count....Get up, get up, get up...fight!" I never plated Killer Instinct

Some people in Lanco are fed up after 12Z and instead of moving the goalposts, they are moving to where the goalposts are wider.

Hehe. I hope Blizz is coming up with something good and not tearing anything down. I just went to the MA LR looking for the next window and came away feeling defeated. Going to need my normal Saturday Am Blizz uplift posts tomorrow.

Did you just come up with the meme/theme for this winter?

After yesterdays 12Z Euro big bang storm, we are left with this today....high leaving too soon, ill-defined storm, just a convey belt light stuff.

We have had similar time periods the last few years, based on my memory, and although it seems unlikely we totally shut out, I think it has happened recently. Basically, seasonably cold and dry on most guidance. I am not staking too much on the Icon at this point. Feb is going to be starting off on a BN departure after the Jan #2 or #3 all time super torch. If MDT gets to 55-60 on Monday, I think #2 is for the taking.

33 and variably cloudy here...breezy and windier than yesterday but not too bad.

It is going to be shame if we cannot take advantage of this....there for the taking.

Next Friday the GFS has practically the entire Continental country dry except the same place that keeps getting the goods in Cali.

Yep, that was the "take a walk Jim Rooker" game. He did not even start that game. I watched that one on TV but was at the Vet for one of the Jet's five total Homeruns. He got into bounty hunting after baseball! LOL

The GFS basically dampens all the waves next week...no integration with the cold air dome/no northern stream energy to yank up a storm. The SER drops the ball.

GFS suggests that Wed wave reforms on the coast and almost attacks the SER but does have a later week wave looming!

As several others have said, once we get past the potential Monday torch, a boundary sets up to our south and various waves are riding it. GFS has a wave at a similar time but it dampens it and is really not in play for us on this run but definitely a keep your eye on event. We cannot let @Itstrainingtimehave all the winter while he is gone.

Icon for mid week..Chatanooga Choo Choo that runs the boundary.

The 12Z Rgem raises the stakes 10 more degrees on Mon. Something to watch while we wait for the next cold period. The Nam is 20 degrees colder Monday.

I was surprised to see the highs on the meso's for Sat-Mon. RGEM has Mid 50's for the LSV on Mon. That is why I looked at the MDT numbers and thought #2 may still be in play. Might as well get something to remember this torch by.

MJS alluded to this the other day, but MDT now stands at a 39.7 degree average for January. A Canderson fav 8.8 AN. After today there are 3 days forecast where MDT may get near or up to 50 and stay above or near freezing at night so tying or beating the number two of 39.8 in 1950 is still in play. January 31 may save it from happening though. MDT has only averaged 39 or over, in Jan, 3 times since records have been kept. One would have to be at least 73 to have been alive during the last one.

Special Weather Statement National Weather Service State College PA 845 AM EST Fri Jan 27 2023 PAZ026>028-035-036-050-056-063-064-271445- Perry PA-Fulton PA-Adams PA-Franklin PA-Cumberland PA-Juniata PA- Huntingdon PA-Mifflin PA-Snyder PA- 845 AM EST Fri Jan 27 2023 ...AN AREA OF LIGHT TO MODERATE SNOW WILL AFFECT PARTS OF PERRY...FULTON...ADAMS... FRANKLIN...CUMBERLAND...JUNIATA... HUNTINGDON...MIFFLIN...AND SNYDER COUNTIES... HAZARDS...Snow which can reduce visibility below one mile. LOCATION AND MOVEMENT...At 843 AM EST, a large area of snow showers was along a line extending from near Lewistown to 20 miles northwest of Carlisle to Greencastle and moving east at 20 MPH. LOCATIONS IMPACTED INCLUDE... Chambersburg, Carlisle, Waynesboro, Lewistown, Gettysburg, Shippensburg, Greencastle, Guilford, Plainfield, St. Thomas, Schlusser, Carroll Valley, Boiling Springs, Fayetteville, Wayne Heights, Mount Union, Burnham, Mount Holly Springs, Belleville and Mont Alto. This includes the following Interstates... The Pennsylvania Turnpike from mile markers 177 to 230. Interstate 81 from mile markers 3 to 54. SAFETY INFO... Use extra caution when traveling through this area as changes in visibility and road conditions will be encountered. Slow down and allow extra time to reach your destination. && LAT...LON 3982 7802 4011 7800 4039 7805 4073 7785 4068 7768 4070 7771 4073 7768 4086 7707 4026 7707 3972 7728 3972 7755 TIME...MOT...LOC 1343Z 285DEG 17KT 4073 7764 4036 7752 3983 7772

It is, indeed, good call. My favorite all time player. The Jet. I like players who battle adversity to succeed in some manner.

Your post sounds like commentary from the mid 80's arcade game called Punch Out. I wasted a lot of $$$ at the Carlisle MJ Mall on it.

My wife, who lived in Florida much longer than me, says it is cloudy all winter up here. 28 in the West 'Ville this AM.

Woo! Big win. Looked bad there on the 4 on 4 but prevailed.

Yea, just surprised how loud it was after that goal. I just tuned in.

Too many Pens fans there tonight.