JTA66

I know At least we were out of this thing before we were ever in it. Nothing worse than getting the rug pulled out from under you in the final 24hrs.

Hopefully we can thump for 2-3 hours, that’s all we have left to cling to.

Weenie handbook rule #11: When all else fails, go with "The storm will manufacture it's own cold air". But seriously, amazing how locked in the models have been on the overall track since Wednesday.

Wondering if we can score a hat trick: WWA? Flood watch? Wind advisory?

We're certainly black sheep. I'm in a zoom call and everyone is happy that we're getting rain and not snow.

Goldilocks winter so far. First storm too south, second storm too Miller B-ish, this one too west. 35F

Winter 2021-22 highlights so far… -The Festivus miracle -LV guy getting the boot -It not being 70F on Christmas -3” of fluff from the Middle Finger storm -And the 6 hours Tuesday afternoon when I thought Redsky’s Hoochie Mama blizzard might be a thing

Looking at the 84hr NAM (yeah yeah, I know), I 'm wondering if this will be more a severe wx threat than a winter storm threat

More than 72 hours to go...just a few more ticks east, please. We'll still taint, just hoping to maximize frozen.

I want to say Super Bowl night 2000 DC got slammed and we were rain after a little front end frozen. Don't know that I'd call it "normal" but it's happened.

I'll sign up for that. Reminds me of those 70's storms where we'd get a front end thump, then flip to rain. Anything that survived froze like a rock as the arctic air poured in on the backside.

Wow, look at those temps…winter canceled!

Ha! You read my mind but I wasn't going to say it cause I didn't want to come across as being a Deb. But yeah, quite a dramatic shift in 12 hours. But it's across most of the guidance in some form or another, not just one model suite, so I'm not sure what to make of it. Just going to enjoy it for now.

Still nearly a week out, so I'm not going to sweat the details. Just happy to have such a strong storm signal at this range.

Redsky just got his 500 mile shift west...and then some. 19F

Yes, I noticed the reinforcements from your forum. Thanks for helping us squash that cockroach!

15F

Among the things I like about snow on the ground is seeing all the animal tracks. Amazing how busy my yard is when I'm not looking!

Temperature climbed back to 31F this afternoon. Who's worried, Ralph? Happy hour is about to deliver

I'm not really down on the pattern, just reacting to reading Ji posts first thing in the morning. I think if you're KU hunting, you'll be disappointed way more often than not. Me? I'm fine with numerous nickel & dime events that keep the ground white. But as we've always said, if a big dog were to happen, it's usually when a pattern is setting in or breaking down. Once said pattern is established, it's kind of boring. Don't misinterpret what I'm about to say here -- there's a reason Feb is our big snow month. I'm not saying it doesn't snow in Jan -- we just had a big fight in the other thread over the Jan '96 blizzard. But there have been plenty of great winters that featured cold & dry Januarys -- 2002-03 and 2009-10 come to mind. Everyone is already freaking out because it looks like we may revert back to the crap Pac pattern in Feb and maybe we will. But we're struggling to figure out the next 10-14 days, so I'm not worrying about Feb for now.

"Atmospheric River"

38F at midnight, currently 26F. Lots of negativity around the boards this morning. Are we canceling winter again? Asking for a friend.

We’re a pretty laidback forum, but one thing that will get us swarming like hornets is attacking our Mount Holly mets.

Happy Birthday, Agnes!!

Does family member work at a CVS? Mine has a 3” accumulation of rock salt in the parking lot.