HighStakes

Steady light snow and down to 26.

A few random flurries. 28.

Has there ever been a more narrow band. Unreal!

Yes!!

He needs to take a short ride to Lombard St. and get a corned beef sandwich and brush up on his Yiddish.

Getting windy with continuous flurries/light snow showers. 32.

2/22-2/23: 5.3 Total: 24.6

Measured 3.5 over an hour ago so we're definitely over 4 now. Getting breezy too. Currently Moderate snow and 28.

Heavy Snow. 33. Starting to stick nicely.

Drizzle.

Light snow. Dusting. 33.

My house and some other valley spots have dipped into the upper 20's. 28/27 here now.

Where are the Warnings?

Yeah, last night Tom T. was leaning toward Euro. I think thats best option as of this morning.

Absolutely! 973 tucked into OC. Makes no sense that it didn't respond at the surface.

Yup. Major deform band. Just west and northwest of the city got the goods. Randallstown reported 20. I got about 16 in Reisterstown at the time.

Nothing scientific on this opinion but maybe because it's later in the season it's pulling more west. Weakening Nina helping our cause?

He must be exhausted. He is up all night. Where are his parents. Lol.

Of course!

This Euro run hints at how someone that gets lucky with the IVT can pick up a foot. Where that ends up being becomes a nowcast.

The crazy part of this would be if by some miracle GFS is correct and it’s an area wide 1 to 2 feet that means the first flakes are only 48 hours away. Someone has to make a quick decision on issuing Watches.

Half the Board doesn't even know who he is. Lol

Meaningless at this point.

Yes! We're at a point where there ca't be anymore step backs. It's time for one these to break our way.

You are constantly harping on this. Sure, the overwhelming majority of MECS and HECS have occurred before Feb 20th but to say there been little in the way of any snow during the last 1/3 of February is simply not true. Your own words are "very, very few snowfalls of any kind those two weeks". You couldn't be more wrong and I'm not trying to be nasty. Please provide data or do some research before making such a bold statement. I'm only calling you out on this because you make reference to it quite often. Just take the last 40 years. 1986,1987,1993,2003,2005,2007,2014,2015,2021 all saw events and some of those years were quite snowy periods. There were many years with close misses that still yielded some snow for certain parts of the region or had significant storms the first few day of March such as 1984,1994,1996,1999,2009,2011,2017 and 2019. My set of years are based from Feb 20th through March 1st. If you include the full last 2 week of February like you did in your post then your position worsens greatly. 2013 got a little snowy for NW and of course the epic fail the first week in March. This isn't even including countless C-2/3 inch events not even worth mentioning.