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This might be the most important January since 2016.

Ngl, it’s like of awesome being on west coast time. 845 here and the gfs is almost done. Looked more like a workable front end App runner than a cutter.

Had tequila the other night and, while I appreciate the fact that it gave me zero hangover, bourbon is still the goat imo.

Selling my Jeep was dumb.

It is a hecs, though.

You know we’re hungry when we’re looking at 10 day ops runs.

How’s 2026/27 looking?

I’d actually be pretty surprised if we don’t end up with a couple decent snowstorms this winter when all is said and done. I’m honestly more surprised at the measly amounts for mby so far given the cold air around. And even more surprised than that, that there hasn’t been a wsw level snowfall while I’ve been out west the last couple weeks lol. Seems like the pattern hasn’t changed a whole lot with the missing ingredient mostly just being a lack of a southern stream/stj.

That’s more my style. Cartoppers are played.

I have minimal interest in anything less than a 4-6”+ event. I like snowstorms a lot more than I like snow lol. Hopefully this winter includes something substantial for this area.

Yea it’s not about Miller ABC, it’s about whether there’s a southern stream.

I’m seriously considering chasing snow this season. I’m kinda due for a ski trip.

Meh lol. I may need to get a real snowstorm out of my system before I get interested in these nickel and dime frozen events again, unless it’s a legit ice storm (those can be cool minus the power outages). Driving in any sort of ice sucks, though, so from an actual weather forecaster perspective it should be taken seriously due to travel impacts.

On the plus side, you’re only missing minor events in this steroidal La Niña. Once TN valley systems and coastals return, you’re gonna be sitting pretty…and Frederick, too.

Just peeked at radar…looks like one of those awesome events where you can see the back edge of the precip before the precip arrives.