North Balti Zen

Friend, you may be over-estimating what powers we have as a forum...

but if the snow maps don't show 74 inches then South Dakota version of Ji is gonna be upset...

faster in ejecting it or faster in burying it?

Mid-south being the Memphis centered area? The ArkLaTex region over to northern MS etc? If so, I lived there from 1998-2009, and I have definitely noticed many many more high wind and windy days since moving to the delmarva. Discrete storms in the mid-south will obviously have huge winds, but sustained winds over the threshold for a high wind warning in that area are much harder to come by - I assume because fronts tend to sweep through there and I promise you the air can be quite still ahead of fronts. Once fronts clear there they tend not to be slow to leave so winds die down quicker than HWW thresholds maybe? Over this way, I've noticed being caught between the mountains and any low pressure systems caught under a block off the coast that we sustain winds over longer hours way more effectively than the mid-south Having typed all that, I may be completely wrong, so...YMMV.

Does flat diet coke at the office count?

Well, yeah.

omg such pattern. Gonna always remember March pattern 2023. Gather round kids, for talk of blobs and colors. Snow? Well, no. Not for us. But... OMG THE PATTERN

I'm just hoping most got the Seinfeld reference. For the younger crowd, perhaps not...

mulva?

i referenced boxing day 2010 to CAPE for a reason (altho that would be bad for him too where he had the save he mentioned in that one that most of us didn't get)

Wait til our Brooklyn friend learns about Boxing Day 2010 down this way…

Feels like we’ve been shoveling glorious pattern for years now.

Tracking hard colder than normal temps with no snow and March winds as spring arrives. We really are killing it as a region this winter.

More

more from the upside down

In fairness, that's how I've gotten my 3 trace events here this winter...so I guess Monkton area climate is the same as Newport Beach now.

I get that. But , I was responding to a post about wildfire.

If 200% of annual snowpack in sierras doesn't mitigate that this summer, we all are well and truly effed.

THIS. This is why people are pessimistic. Rightfully so.

It's also because by mid-march it gets even harder for marginal temp events.

because most of us have a T - .3. At best.

Is that bad? That seems bad.

I accept that. But...hell...watching snow flee hundreds of miles away making it really hard to even chase...just...man.

@stormtracker @psuhoffman @osfan24 sigh