WVsnowlover

That novelty wears off fairly quickly. It's all about the chase and the high that good model runs bring for most here.

Question for anyone with more knowledge than me which is most on here...Does the kicker coming out of the NW still seem like it's going to be a key player for this storm? Are we better off of it slows down which should allow the storm to come up the coast more or would it be better if it speeds up and potentially phases?

I really don't mind where we're sitting right now. Trends are great and we still have time. I have a good feeling about this one for some reason. Tomorrow might be a really fun day of model watching! Here's to keeping the trend going for the 12z suite.

Light pixie dust here outside of Charles Town, WV.

I bartended there for many years when I was younger! It is an amazing place with great owners but they're the Asams lol .

Sorry but you guys have had your share over the past few years. The far NW crew is beyond overdue. It will still be an epic storm for the entire board.

That's what the kuchera maps are for...

Currently a little west of Winchester. Just enough snow to make some of the roads a little slick.

But what fun would that be? Most on here should be smart enough to not take them for verbatim.

Driving home from Morgantown yesterday afternoon was fun coming through Garrett County. Near whiteout conditions at times. I will say I've never seen so many snow plows in my life. They were doing a phenomenal job.

After all models were on board for a region wide big snow, the 12z CMC on Saturday was the first to make a major jump. That run took me from 20" to 4".

Oh well... I'm ready for Spring now

Compared to 12z

I laughed way harder at this than I should have lol