That is good.
I'm watching the sleet line on radar...it's JUST south of the Potomac right now. More than anything else including ground temps, I'll be watching that line advance north this afternoon.
GFS looks beautiful! The southern edge is oh so close to the border which scares the crap out of me. Big day tomorrow - will it be boom or bust down this way...
Years ago (as in at least 20-25) a recently retired met from MU made a call for like 0"-24" for Lanco. People thought he was a coward for putting out a range that incredulous...it ended up being almost spot on. Our proximity to the ocean and not having a chain of mountains surrounding us can break hearts all too often. That same proximity to the big pond can pay huge dividends though, too.
After many, many years...she just knows the drill by now. What bothers her more is what happens AFTER the storm. I usually spend about a day in depression after many days of hunting. She doesn't understand the emotional toll of following something for a week and then letting it go.
Eh, just call it "AA" for short.
Perusing other forums, there's lots of bickering going on. Ah...snow brings out the best in all of us. And when it doesn't snow, well...
Someone smarter than me needs to explain this.
Lancaster's expected snowfall is 13". Yet, the chances of Lancaster seeing more than 12" is 46%?
What am I missing?