HighStakes

Interesting because the first 3 winters 59/60, 65/66 and 86/87 in the grouping saw the bulk of snow and cold come in an epic 2-3 week period. 59/60 came in march with a ridiculous sustained cold first 2 weeks for that time of the year. That's something I'm not opposed to at all. There's nothing like deep winter for a solid period. I would be willing to sacrifice the rest of winter for a memorable short stretch. I suspect 93/94 had more longevity because it was -epo driven much like 2013/2014 which was probably as close to wall to wall winter that we can achieve.

I'm in Westminster now and just hit a pretty good snow shower . Temp is around 30.

Yes, been flurries/snow showers for the past 30 minutes.

I remember it well. Then in the AFC championship game in Oakland Sharpe took that slant 90 plus yards.

Dec 30th 2000 was a tough one too. WSW for 6-10 turned into sunny and cold. Ravens beat Denver in the wildcard round on their way to the superbowl.

Getting a lot of accretion on everything but paved surfaces.

But can you handle be fringed on a regular basis.

Temp hasn't budged here yet either. Stuck at 32.

12/4: 1.0 12/11: 1 0 12/16: 1.0 Total: 3.0

Looks to be a bit over an inch. All surfaces covered. Currently moderate snow. 29.

Even the Euro gets us no higher than the mid 30's and that isn't until Tuesday afternoon while the GFS gets near 50. Down to 30 here now.

Same here, I had them too. Same thing happened 2 years ago on a Monday night against KC on the last play of the game. I came into today in my pickem league in first place by one game. So far I'm 0-9. Unreal.

Wonderful to see so many uplifting post only 2 weeks into meteorological winter but I digress.

I'm optimistic as well. This just doesn't have the feel of dud winter where we're stuck in a hostile shutout pattern being tortured for weeks trying to chase a change to something favorable. I see no indication that we all don't reach our annual averages and accompanied by a few rather cold periods.

We could use a 50-75 shift south especially since a lot of these systems tends to send the waa snows north into PA the last minute. Never good being on the southern edge for measurable frozen. Plus it would get more of the forum into some action.

By the end of next weekend over 2/3rds of the month will be over and it will have resembled nothing like many of the more recent December's. Everyone is in the game for some frozen in the next 10 days along with some pretty cold days. Not too bad at all to start with for the season.

Got about an inch.

We're mixing here too. Cold was not the problem with this set up. Darn shame more energy didnt come out with this wave because this could've easily been a nice event.

Yup. This year is wide open.

Bad game. Too many slow starts finally caught up to them. Cowan came back down to earth. Never got into their offense and couldn't run any good sets. Bigs need to get tougher on block when on offense.They probably were a little tired as well. They've played a lot of games the last 2 weeks and for some reason they can't win at Penn State.They should be solid come February.

Same here. 5th or 6th time already we've seen some snow in the air.

You're right that area always does well. Padonia rd. Between Falls rd. and 83.

Nice coating here. Already melting a bit but it was probably close to an inch.

Me too. Lol.

Light snow falling with a dusting.