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I became hopeful last night during pregame when Chuck (Barkley) said that "A&M wins this in a blowout...yeah, they'll win by at least 15 points" It was at that moment that I knew the Blue and White was good to go!

I'm glad that someone picked up on my fun.

42 was the low here in Simon Cameron land, we received .05" of rain overnight. I don't think I reported in with my high yesterday, which was 64.

Someone wearing blue and white tonight is in a Funk.

Didn't the CMC actually track that storm over northern Ohio though? I was trying to figure out how we get snow in late March during the day with a wrapped up storm over Lake Erie. LOL Color me skeptical of that one!

No, but to beat WVU.

Holy cow guys - sunny and 53 here. Madness! (and someone's bracket might be torn up after game #1)

In Maytown? Probably the inground pool that our township supervisor has. Have to head south 1.5 miles to the river.

That's exactly what I thought. That, and the sky was red over here as well!

You have nothing positive to add in our own thread, for christ's sake will you please stop trolling and keep your shit posts up in PA where they don't belong either? Sorry southern friends...

Forecast low was in the mid to upper 20s - stayed above that overnight with a low of 31.4. Currently it's 32 with a gorgeous sky.

That was cancelled - "Winds Still Whipping" no longer applies.

No, you! That response of yours to GrandmasterB is a registered trademark of yours.

There was only one who was going to make it...

Be well, Bud!

That'll go over well. LOL

Blizz just lost PSU on the optimism train...

Heisy! LOL

I'm riding the middle line on this - I don't want 70s either but yesterday I had to wear a light sweatshirt with my shorts. I'm ready for just the tee and shorts combo. I need 50s for that.

A nice reprieve out there the next few days with a lot of sun, though temps are only expected to be in the low 30s in town until the next series of storms blows in. Still, mid March sun will help thaw things out and begin the perfect melting process with the pack slowly deteoriating. Of course, it might be a net gain (loss?) if they get more snow next week than what was able to melt this week. Top of the ski area now has a base in excess of 300". Considering that the snow is groomed out every night, I can't begin to imagine how long it will take that much snow to melt. That's a heck of a lot of snow.

It's getting close to that time to call it. If this look holds I wonder if I'll see Mammoth Lakes in May. After getting some rain yesterday, today's GFS shows over 12" of QPF over the next 10 days. All of it snow. (Euro "only" shows a little over 6" of QPF)

Not like we haven't said this before - It's all timing issues. Trends continue that the cold overwhelms the setup and squashes everything.

One of my favorite places in the country. If you haven't been to Boone, go. Wife and I have made numerous trips in the past to do some charitable work. One thing I haven't done yet that I want to do is see Appalachian State play a home football game - ESPN College Gameday was there live this past fall. I had goosebumps watching it. Such an amazing little town is Boone...sitting at an elevation of 3333'.

Me too! I have to edit at least half of my posts.

The only miskate you made today was a spelling one. LOL Sunny and 40 here. And still brisk.