Itstrainingtime

Quite an impressive late day rally here...this is what I was expecting last Sunday. After only being around 50 at noon it's now up to 66 here.

62 now at LNS.

Holy cow...I saw this, texted my wife and she said at home "we're almost up to 60". Quite a disparity.

It's Tombo's forum. He still posts occasionally in the mid-Atlantic sub, but he started Phillywx and has several good mets from the Philly area that contribute a lot over there. Not as much activity as these boards but it is a very good forum in that it has good posters posting good information with little to no outright weenie junk. I was posting there regularly during my hiatus from on here. There are 2 or 3 other posters from Lancaster that contribute as well.

He doesn't post a lot but he has responded to a few of my posts.

I travel to Florida at least once a year and always drive. I don't care for the 81/77/26 route, did that once and that was once too many. I actually like 95...once I'm past Richmond

JamieO is over on Phillywx

See my last post. Just wasn't meant to be I guess.

Kind of hard to believe that hasn't changed once this entire winter. Shame. Next week could have been a powder keg...

My goodness that is a beautiful satellite image...

If his name is Zac Brisko then yes he is...in fact I often see tweets from his in various threads on these boards.

@CarlislePaWx Thank you very much for your kind words. I'm also grateful to be back. I was kind of in a bad place personally a couple of months ago and it was negatively impacting my posting. Rather than bring what is THE best sub to a lower standard I proactively decided it was best for me to step aside for a while. Many reached out and expressed concern and for that I say thank you to all. @Blizzard of 93 Nice to see you're doing your best to keep next week alive. Still not sure if there's sound meteorological reasoning to score, but I swear if anyone on this board can will this thing into us it is you...

That's it! Where did you pull that one out from? That is the guy...

I don't think he's referring to Matt. (Eskimo Joe) I think, if I recall his name was Tony, but that wasn't his screen name. I've been thinking about it since this afternoon and I can't come up with it.

I will do the same!

My wife and i have Friday night date night at Weggie's. Since you and i are big baseball guys, we need to get Mike Trout to start posting on here once he comes to Philly in 2 years. Everything I hear about him is that he is a huge weather weenie...

No idea. I always wondered if the weenies down there wore him out. He was very good, meaning, he would post it as it was without sugar coating it and some of the weenies would take him to the shed. Between Ian and Matt (zwyts, westminster deathband, deck pic) that sub had 2 of the very best non-met posters around. Ian hardly if ever posts and Deck Pic only posts when snow is imminent.

Thing about Colin was he was kind of in no man's land up there in northeast PA, and would often post in our thread AND the Philly thread. He had 2 entire subs irate with him.

I remember it but not what it was about. He was somewhat like Colin in that he was always negative and one day he was spouting nonsense and i replied. You quoted me and piggy-backed off of my post and to this day i don't think he has posted once since.

Yorkpa25. I totallly went off on him one day. Not one of my finer moments. @sauss06 came in and pulled me out before it got out of control.

That's it! He was around until last year if I remember. That guy got over 200" every winter. In all seriousness he was in the same microclimate as psu hoffman and a few others.

Don't remember that name. Whatever happened to the guy from southern York county that always posted pics of his deck with 6" of new snow on it when everyone else around him had 2"? I think his name was Blizzard of something...

Colin from Catawissa. He was a weenie but honestly I thought there were and still are far worse than he was. What pushed everyone away from him was he was ALWAYS negative. He'd be ripping +SN and would complain that it was going to shut off 5 minutes earlier than progged. So instead of getting 2' he'd end up with 23.8" and feel screwed. He wore everyone down with his constant complaining.

To my dismay, we do severe well down this way. It seems like the epicenter of severe is the Hershey area. I don't know what it is but Hershey/Palmyra/Campelltown gets raked more often than not. We just got a Wegman's in Lancaster back in the fall. I will not buy groceries anywhere else unless i have to. I absolutely love that store.

It was disheartening to see the cluster move significantly farther offshore overnight. It's the progressive flow...