HighStakes

Definitely a cold run.

2 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Sounds like Boxing Day 2010

(please don't ban me for saying this)

Sounds like Feb. 1978. Baltimore north gets crushed! DC gets a dusting. 

12/11: 3.0

1/6: .8

Total: 3.8

4 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

Not much based on my cam 

Just under an inch. Never could get any decent rates sustained.

2 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Definitely odd. A loss in this spot might be good even though it meant nothing. Stings to lose to the Steelers no matter what the situation. In 2019 the Ravens destroyed the Steelers in the final game despite no Lamar and resting several other key starters. We know how that ended.

Goop point! I was think about that game against Pittsburgh from 2019  earlier. Hopefully the bye will be handled better this go round. Lamar is much more experienced and seems laser focused. Also we have Roquan now. I think the preparation for whoever we face will be much better than 2019.

For me personally this loss stung. I made a pre-season bet the Ravens would win over 3.5 games within the division. 

Nobody would believe before the season that we would get the number 1 seed but finish 3-3 in the division and lose to Pittsburgh twice!

1 minute ago, CAPE said:

I mean, can someone please wipe off the fucking camera? FSS.

Very annoying. Also would be nice to not let 10 yards every run play despite some key players sitting out 

Some snow is mixing back in.

2 minutes ago, WVclimo said:

Just passed 3”.  I measured a total of 4.3” all of last winter.

Nice! Good to see some are getting a decent event.

10 minutes ago, 87storms said:

Another gullywasher arriving Tuesday, too.

Absolutely amazing how the models haven't waffled at all on Tuesday's storm from over a week ago. A rainstorm of course!

Closing in on an inch. 

All snow still. Tries to become moderate at times.

Light snow. Heavy dusting.

5 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

It seems this winter so far there is a lot of potential always at Day 10+ and that it keeps fizzling out for one reason or another as we get closer.  

If we are to believe all the top analogs for this year one wouldn't expect a sustained winter pattern to set in until around the 18th. If we can rival 66,87 and a couple others thrown out which I think is still very much on the table  then anything before the 18th is gravy. If we get to that date and it's delayed again then we have a problem.  

All the big teleconnections are lining up nicely in about a week. Hopefully they stay on course.

33 minutes ago, Mrs.J said:

Yeah, I have a friend over in NE Loudoun Co who still follows him. Every time he mentions him, I just change the subject. Have spent to many hours of my life telling him to unfollow. 

19 minutes ago, mappy said:

you're not alone. helps to put him on ignore here too  

I thought this was a joke so I had to check it out myself.  I can't believe he has 80k followers. Unreal!! I guess in this era of social media everyone has a platform. Lol.

Few flurries at the moment.

2 minutes ago, Fozz said:

I wish I measured during that storm. It was probably similar in my location, I remember it really coming down hard in the early morning hours with a lot more snow than most were expecting. Then it changed to rain for some time. Then the overnight coastal.

Probably the biggest December storm I’ve seen until 2009.

I went to my friends birthday party in Cockeysville/Hunt Valley the night after the storm and the snow depth was about the same as in Reisterstown.

8 minutes ago, North Balti Zen said:

The hilarious thing (to me) is that while I am 366 feet I have a shared driveway and my up-the-shared-driveway neighbor is at 393 feet. 27 feet colder in the column literally out my backdoor and looking up at their house. 

Lol. How do you think I feel. I can sit on back on my deck at 870 ft. and look up at Mount PSU at almost 1100 ft. Sometimes in marginal ZR events I will have little or no ice on my trees but look up on the ridge and see heavy ice accretion.

3 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

 

There was a SHARP cutoff with a storm Dec 5 2003.  There was a WAA wave that came out first and thumped NW of 95, the costal developed a day later and mostly missed us and hit New England.  But the WAA lead wave had some local similarities to this.  I remember I got 7" in western Fairfax county and inside the beltway was pretty much all rain.  

That was a really nice storm for the suburbs especially for so early in the season. I got a storm total of 12 in Reisterstown. 7 with the initial wave and about 5 from the coastal. I'm pretty sure areas just west of the beltway from Randallstown over to Ellicott City did the best with the first round with some 8-10 inch amounts. 

7 minutes ago, Heisy said:

It’s the OP, but yea, check out this block to ridge hook up. Puke


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You really need to stop this manic behavior. What is the point of posting this? I'm not trying to attack you so don't take it personally. Everyone knows there's potential things could go wrong. Posting an operational map 16 days away is ridiculous.

Less than 60 hours for Watches to be issued! 

Maryland's offensive efficiency is atrocious!

1 minute ago, Heisy said:

What also kind of blows is we’ve trended now towards a much weaker wave. So even those who are in the all snow region aren’t looking at substantial substantial amounts. Yea 5-10” is nice, but models were throwing out 12” yesterday


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Basically has become a 10-12 hour event.

Just sprinkles here.

56 minutes ago, Heisy said:

Man, 83’ is one event I would have loved to experience. Check out the ULL just NE of Maine. Looks like it just trapped that beast underneath it.


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It basically snowed 2 inches per hour for 12 consecutive hours at least in the location I lived 10 miles Northwest of Baltimore.