Itstrainingtime

It has been so long since we've had a stretch of wintry weather. Shoot, even the bomb of 2016 was mostly a one and done kind of thing and the 30" of snow that fell was gone in less than a week. Wouldn't it be nice to look outside and drive through a snowy landscape for an extended period of time?

I have no rooting interest in this one really - I don't like or dislike either team. I was trying really had (and failing) to be clever in incorporating Cee Dee into my analysis.

Green Bay needs to figure out how to win the time of possession game in a big way if they want a chance - probably only chance you have to win the game of silence of the lamb.

This is what CTP is saying in regards to renewed flooding risk with this next storm: QPF amounts are in the 0.50 inch to locally 1+ which is most likely in the higher terrain areas open to the southeast where upslope lift will be maximized. Giving the preceding soil saturation and elevated streamflows (hydro sensitivities), there will be a renewed flooding risk particularly over the Juniata and lower Susquehanna River basins. The bulk of QPF comes in a ~12hr shot tapering off/ending after midnight Saturday.

Who lett Leon in the house?

Is this the "shoveling" thing you talk about??? (my driveway since 2021)

Somehow...someway...I'll survive.

12z Euro OP run - I call rubbish. Shows the heaviest snows for this sub forum over Lanco...we all know that ain't happenin'!

Variably/Mostly cloudy and 46 at noon. Windy, but not excessively so.

Pattern suggests that this should be offshore, no? Ridge axis is too far east for our liking I think.

Nice little area in NW Lanco over my house with a minimum as well.

I'll be honest and speak specifically for my backyard - this storm was underwhelming. 1.5" of rain and some sub-advisory winds. A solid storm on it's own but it wasn't what I thought it would be. For anyone who has or will be negatively impacted, I hope I don't come across the wrong way. I wish all of you well with whatever you have to deal with.

Temp is 56 and rising. 1.48" total.

Are you referring to Apollo's Chariot? I've only been to BG twice but I loved that thing...if I remember correctly. LOL

Looking at radar, I'll say we don't reach 2". Might not even get super close. I'll find out shortly.

1.33" here and the rain has slowed to a very light drizzle. @canderson my wife, daughter and granddaughter left the Farm Show at 7:15 and didn't have any issues. Not sure what lot they were in.

1.12" here and it's cranking.

It looks like it's intensifying a little as it move NE.

A bit of a lull coming to the southern tier shortly...but the next wave of heavy rains will be moving in later: https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=LWX-N0B-1-24-100-usa-rad

Going to slow down Josh Allen and swing the tide in our favor. And no, I don't really believe that...but I believe it a little more than snow maps.

TOR watches now extended up into VA so far.

Uncanny how this looks JUST like the stupid maps from this past weekend...

Sure does...

As an all weather (except severe) geek, all I can say is - even without an ounce of wintry precip falling here...that is an absolute beaut of a storm. I love images like this...

That's awesome! Averaging 1.5"/hour rates for 4 consecutive hours - great stuff right there.