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November Banter 2025


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7 hours ago, Interstate said:

No No No... I am only 10 minutes from Fallston, but I am in Baltimore County :)  So good news for me... bad news for @Stormchaserchuck1

Welcome neighbor! We do much better for snow here, every mile makes a big difference. :) You're also kind of in a nice thunderstorm spot. Baltimore to just south of me is a zone that gets hit whenever we are risk. Edit: nevermind, you already live here. Whatever. 

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9 hours ago, North Balti Zen said:

Not sure if it is far enough away from Parkton, @mappy but I will officially be living in Fallston as of Dec. 1. Bad news for @Interstate as I bring my snow shield to Harford County...

 

Welcome! When we get coastals, Fallston does really well. :) I think we had close to 36" in Jan 2016. I also measured 125" in my backyard in the Winter of 02-03. 

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17 hours ago, aldie 22 said:

Vikings stink with basically a rookie at QB...Packers stink with one of the highest paid QBs in the league...stink knows stink

Dolphins are the worst. Why did they sign Tua to $55 mill/yr? I think Lamar is like the 10th highest paid QB now. If you have a lot of money, NFL is something that is really going up in value a lot over the next few decades. 

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12 hours ago, Interstate said:

No No No... I am only 10 minutes from Fallston, but I am in Baltimore County :)  So good news for me... bad news for @Stormchaserchuck1

I mean, I can almost see the bal co line from the farm…

 

if the forum ever wants to try another get together, late July - early September is beyond gorgeous on the farm with all the flowers fields fully ablaze- some coolers of beer and a grill and it would be a fun place to gather for a bit - and Boordy is just three miles down the road too…

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7 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Meh - they are quirky and fun. Not sure what the better option is... IIRC you can already walk or take the mini-subway they have in most cases but it's a longer journey.

Not sure international returns? Think you have to take that absurd contraption back to the cattle call customs line.

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12 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

Not sure international returns? Think you have to take that absurd contraption back to the cattle call customs line.

Yeah, I think that's the one scenario where you have no other choice. But I guess my question would still be what the other option is. Underground tunnel just to get back to customs seems a tad $$$$. Maybe PenFed could sponsor it

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The Sierra storm tomorrow is shaping up to be quite a rainer all the way up to 9,200 feet. Very warm conditions as La Nina continues. Possibly 3-4 inches of plain rain at resort level will wash away lots of soil and rocks. Only the highest peaks at 11,000 feet will see 1-2 feet of wet snow. Not that this will help the Saturday opening at Mammoth in 2-3 days. Skiers will be mudding it out all the way down the slopes. Palisades will be all torrential rain too, whipped by 90kt winds at the crests. There are indications on the modeling that this movable feast will slow down and dump ridiculous amounts of rain into the weekend. We are going to see many forlorn skiers show up at Mammoth for one of the rainiest openings in history. They might not even make it up there for floods, mudslides and washed out roads.

This is going to be a monumental washout.

The only place there will not be an all-out CARNAGE this winter will be the Great Lakes where downwind LES will bury many alive in meters of windblown snow.

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Modeling is now indicating 5 inches of liquid over the Sierra with the incoming system but there is going to be a ton of warm air as well, most of this is going to be heavy wind whipped rain, except at elevations above 9,200 feet. The highest peaks well above 9,200 feet are expected to eke out a foot of slushy wet slimy potato type snow paste ugh.

We may well be facing a Sunday River, Maine ski resort type of scenario here, with so much rain that entire ski runs get carved out several feet deep in the rocky soil from so damn much rain. The weather system is expected to slow down greatly enabling warm air to persist longer causing heavy rains to last longer piling up rain tallies. Immense amounts of the rain waters will rush down into the valleys causing freezing cold flooding issues for travelers and residents alike.

 

EDIT 10.32pm PST, which is 12.32am here in TX, I have noted some very wet flurry activity at Mammoth even at 39 degrees. They can do that at those elevations, but that warm air is gonna work in.

https://www.mammothmountain.com/on-the-mountain/mammoth-webcam/main-lodge

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