North Balti Zen

Looks like Lancaster might be better bet.

For round two, is Gettysburg to Lancaster still supposed to see snow this PM? I am gonna toss dog in car and head if so.

Nice to see a burst for areas not expecting anything - I’m mostly just amazed at how far north the whole system drove to deny our area any widespread thump. This winter is so disappointing.

Yup. Radar is hilarious with the first line - areas not in advisory cashed while the advisory areas see a broken line.

Mersky kinda sucks.

One thing so far in this rather yet again disappointing winter, I seem to recall the seasonal outlooks from the various long range modeling showing it at last average in terms of precip if not above average, and more than a little hinting at southern stream moisture being available. To this point, that is not how this has played out at all, I don't believe. And we certainly have not seen a lot of juiced up storms miss us up the coast or very many juiced up monsters cutting to our west and threatening to become 50/50 lows for follow-up systems. Mostly it has been pretty quiet in terms of organized storm activity from my perception.

Sarcasm?

It's not even really worth the chase I was considering - have to drive almost to NY to get to decent snow. This winter kinda does blow at this point.

Was there from 1975-1982. Then east side of Columbus from 1982 - 1989. I was in high school during the Browns near misses in 86 and 87 - more browns fans than bengals fans where I went to HS in central Ohio - two all-time gut punch losses for sure for browns fans. West side of Cincinnati before central Ohio primarily altho we moved around town a lot those years.

Yeah - this is what I was thinking in my post over at banter - was wondering if euro might be on an island.

Bengals. Yes. I’ve said that on here a time or two before. Grew up in Cincinnati. Been a fan for five decades. No one will ever accuse me of being a fair weather or bandwagon fan.

Um, no, it is correctly stated. The Brown levels of ineptitude is an order of magnitude way worse that Cincinnati. At least we had playoff appearances this decade and what not.

It really is just a hunch. Enough of a divergence in the Euro op from the GFS that I am guessing the OP is either on its own or there is a significant cluster that are more like the GFS. I, obviously, could be totally off base. Guessing ensembles isn't part of my wizardry skillset...

I bet the EPS are actually fine and the OP an outlier.

If the system is Saturday and the snow within 150 miles - that may be a chase.

This game is DRUNK.

I’m just going with it. Selected ribeyes for the grill.

I’m firing up the grill - gonna do steaks.

Maybe? then again, Tennessee just beat KC a few weeks back in Missouri. If KC wins today, that game isn’t a walkover...

This. See under - “all of last winter” during the epic pattern that never arrived.

lol - I was making a similar reference in the banter thread

Not so random phrase in my head based on main thread: ”it’s a meteorological impossibility!”

Cold/dry blows. warm/wet blows. cold/wet is where it’s at.

Here's a question that always comes up when I read the long range cold disco - I am never quite sure what each person is chasing. I mean, we simply need "cold enough" air masses to support big storms, we don't need bay freezing cold at all (in fact, I don't want that as it almost always murders snow chances due to suppression). Hard to tell when reading the discos if people complaining about mixed signals for cold are talking about DEEP cold or just cold enough. Get some cold air nearby and an active southern stream and let's see what happens...

@Steve25For Balt City neighborhoods in 2013/14 - I was in Hamilton neighborhood that winter and had 46" - poster NW Balt (Pikesville area) had 57. Ravensrule (near poster NW Balt reported 64"). In 2014/15 I moved to where I currently am in North Baltimore and had 30 inches, poster NW Balt had 33. I got those from the season snow totals threads for those years on this forum.