Years ago I got suspended for discussing a future event's impact on the state of Maryland, because I work there. But since I don't live there, I don't have any skin in the game or something. Good riddance.
Hedging his bets. He knows someone is going to jackpot, but he doesn't know where. So he lets everyone pretend they might knowing full well they probably won't.
Nothing on the ground 10 miles ESE of you, either. Radar indicates some virga though.
Watching that Temp/DP and looking for them to start closing. But for the moment, they're stuck about 12º apart.
Isn't that true (in some form: n/s, e/w) for almost all major Lancaster area snowfalls?
Mixing and dryslots (or fear of), and large gradients are pretty much the norm.